EXAM 2 NUR 216 QUESTIONS WITH 100%
CORRECT ANSWERS!!
,1 of 43
Term
The nurse has implemented dignity therapy for a patient
who is an Orthodox Jew. During the recording of the
patient's life history, the patient discusses the
importance of dress in the Jewish religion.
Which best describes the nurse's understanding of the
patient wearing a yarmulke?
A. The patient is required by religious law to keep his head
covered.
B. Wearing a yarmulke signifies the transition from a
child into an adult.
C. A yarmulke is an indicator that a person has completed a
religious
rite of passage.
D.The patient wears a yarmulke as a sign of respect to God.
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The patient wears a The parents sing religious
yarmulke as a sign of songs to the infant.
respect to God.
Situational Low Self-Esteem
The medications may be
related to failure to live within
derived from animals
the precepts of one's faith
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2 of 43
Term
, The nurse is comparing aesthetic knowing with ethical
knowing. Which statement should the nurse identify as
true about aesthetic and ethical knowing?
A. Aesthetic knowing is the art of nursing, while ethical
knowing is the science of nursing.
B.Aesthetic knowing is the art of nursing, while ethical
knowing transcends mere following of moral codes.
C. Aesthetic knowing is the science of nursing, while
ethical knowing is the art of nursing.
D.Aesthetic knowing is the science of nursing, while
ethical knowing involves providing culturally competent
care.
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The medications may be Reviewing dietary practices
derived from animals with the patient
Aesthetic knowing is the
The patient finds meaning
art of nursing, while ethical
and existence in the present
knowing transcends mere
situation.
following of moral codes.
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3 of 43
Term
The nurse is caring for a patient with terminal cancer who
is experiencing spiritual distress. The hospital chaplain has
been
working with the patient and family throughout the hospital
stay.
, Which expected outcome should the nurse anticipate when
the spiritual needs of the patient have been met?
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,1 of 43
Term
The nurse has implemented dignity therapy for a patient
who is an Orthodox Jew. During the recording of the
patient's life history, the patient discusses the
importance of dress in the Jewish religion.
Which best describes the nurse's understanding of the
patient wearing a yarmulke?
A. The patient is required by religious law to keep his head
covered.
B. Wearing a yarmulke signifies the transition from a
child into an adult.
C. A yarmulke is an indicator that a person has completed a
religious
rite of passage.
D.The patient wears a yarmulke as a sign of respect to God.
Give this one a try later!
The patient wears a The parents sing religious
yarmulke as a sign of songs to the infant.
respect to God.
Situational Low Self-Esteem
The medications may be
related to failure to live within
derived from animals
the precepts of one's faith
Don't know?
2 of 43
Term
, The nurse is comparing aesthetic knowing with ethical
knowing. Which statement should the nurse identify as
true about aesthetic and ethical knowing?
A. Aesthetic knowing is the art of nursing, while ethical
knowing is the science of nursing.
B.Aesthetic knowing is the art of nursing, while ethical
knowing transcends mere following of moral codes.
C. Aesthetic knowing is the science of nursing, while
ethical knowing is the art of nursing.
D.Aesthetic knowing is the science of nursing, while
ethical knowing involves providing culturally competent
care.
Give this one a try later!
The medications may be Reviewing dietary practices
derived from animals with the patient
Aesthetic knowing is the
The patient finds meaning
art of nursing, while ethical
and existence in the present
knowing transcends mere
situation.
following of moral codes.
Don't know?
3 of 43
Term
The nurse is caring for a patient with terminal cancer who
is experiencing spiritual distress. The hospital chaplain has
been
working with the patient and family throughout the hospital
stay.
, Which expected outcome should the nurse anticipate when
the spiritual needs of the patient have been met?
