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For Fundamentals of Nursing the Art and Science of Person Centered Care
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10th Edition
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By Carol R Taylor (All Chapters 1-46 Completed Guided A+)
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,TABLE ii OF ii CONTENTS 1
Chapter ii01: ii Introduction i i to iiNursing 2
Chapter i i 02: i i Theory, i i Research, i i and i i Evidence-Based 11
ii Practice i i Chapter ii03: iiHealth, iiWellness, iandiHealth 20
i i Disparities i i Chapter ii 04: i i Health ii of i i the ii Individual, 29
i i Family, i i and ii Community i i Chapter ii05: i i Cultural 37
ii Diversity 45
Chapter ii06: iiValues, iiEthics, ii iiandiAdvocacy 54
i i Chapter ii 07: i i Legal i i Dimensions i i of i i Nursing 62
i i Practice i i Chapter ii08: i i Communication 69
Chapter i i 09: i i Teaching i i and ii Counseling 77
Chapter i i 10: i i Leading, i i Managing, i i and 86
i i Delegating i i Chapter ii 11: ii The ii Health 93
ii Care ii Delivery ii System

Chapter i i 12: i i Collaborative i i Practice i i and i i Care ii Coordination ii Across ii Settings 100
Chapter i i 13: i i Blended i i Competencies, i i Clinical i i Reasoning, i i and i i Processes i i of 109
i i Person- ii ii Centered i i Care 117
Chapter i i 14: i i Assessing 125
Chapter ii15: i i Diagnosing 135
Chapter i i 16: i i Outcome ii Identification i i and 142
ii Planning i i Chapter ii17: ii Implementing 150
Chapter ii18: i i Evaluating 158
Chapter i i 19: i i Documenting i i and i i Reporting 164
i i Chapter i i 20: ii Nursing iiInformatics 173
Chapter ii21: ii iiDevelopmental iConcepts i i Chapter 182
i i 22: i i Conception i i Through i i Young i i Adult 190
i i Chapter ii23: ii The i i Aging iiAdult 200
Chapter ii24: i i Asepsis i i and iiInfection ii Control 211
i i Chapter ii25: i i Vital ii Signs 220
Chapter i i 26: i i Health i i Assessment
Chapter i i 27: i i Safety, i i Security, i i and i i Emergency i i Preparedness
Chapter ii28: iiComplementary iiand iiIntegrative 230
Health ii29: i i Medications
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Chapter i i 30: i i Perioperative i i Nursing 250
Chapter ii31: iiHygiene 260
Chapter ii32: i i Skin ii Integrity ii and iiWound ii Care 269
33: ii Activity
i i Chapter 279
Chapter ii34: ii Rest i i and iiSleep 289
Chapter i i 35: i i Comfort i i and ii Pain ii Management 298
36: ii Nutrition
i i Chapter 307
Chapter ii37: i i Urinary i i Elimination i i Chapter 316
38: ii Bowel iiElimination 326
Chapter i i 39: i i Oxygenation i i and ii Perfusion 336
Chapter i i 40: i i Fluid, i i Electrolyte, i i and ii Acid- Chapter ii41: 346
Base i i Balance
Self-Concept 356
Chapter ii42: i i Stress i i and ii Adaptation 365
Chapter ii43: ii Loss, i i Grief, ii and ii Dying 375
Chapter ii44: ii Sensory iiFunctioning i i Chapter 384

,45: iiSexuality 393
Chapter ii46: ii Spirituality 403

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Chapter 01: Introduction to Nursing
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1. Which iiof iithe iifollowing iistatements ii accurately iidescribe iian iielement ii of iinursing? ii Select iiall iithat
ii apply.




A) The iiskills iiinvolved iiin iinursing iiare iiprimarily ii technical iiin iinature.


B) The iiprimary iifocus iiof iinursing iiis iito iiassist iiindividuals iito iirecover iifrom iiillness.


C) The iiscience iiof iinursing iiis iithe iiknowledge ii base iifor iithe iicare iithat iiis iigiven.


D) The iiart iiof iinursing iiis iithe iicollection iiof iiknowledge ii through iiresearch.


E) Nursing iiis iiconsidered iito iibe iiboth iian iiart iiand iia iiscience.


F) Nursing iiis iia iiprofession iithat iiused iispecialized ii knowledge iiand iiskills.


2. Which iiof iithe iifollowing iiset iiof iiterms iibest iidescribes iinursing iiat iithe iiend iiof iithe iiMiddle iiAges?


A) continuity, iicaring, iicritical iithinking


B) purpose, iidirection, iileadership


C) assessment, iiinterventions, iioutcomes


D) advocacy, iiresearch, iieducation


3. Which iiof iithe iifollowing iiis iia iicharacteristic iiof ii nursing iipracticed iifrom iiearly
ii civilization ii to iithe ii 16th i i century?




A) Most iiearly iicivilizations iibelieved iithat iiillness iihad iisupernatural iicauses.


B) The iiphysician iiwas iithe iipriest iiwho iitreated iidisease iiwith iiprayer.


C) The iinurse iiwas iia iinun iicommitted iito iicaring iifor iithe iineedy iiand iihomeless.


D) Nursing iichanged iifrom iia iispiritual iifocus iito iian ii emphasis ii on iiknowledge ii expansion.


4. In iiwhat iitime iiperiod iidid iinursing iicare iias iiwe iinow iiknow iiit iibegin?

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