NURS356: Exam 3 NEWEST VERSION | COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS | GRADED A+ |
LATEST EXAM | VERIFIED ANSWERS \
Your 78-year-old patient states C: It must be difficult to feel unsatisfied with your life. Tell
"I am so unhappy with what I me more about why you feel this way.
have done in my life. I have so
many regrets." A therapeutic
response, keeping Erikson's
theory of development in
mind, would be:
A: You shouldn't feel that way.
Look at the successes you have
had in life.
B: It sounds like you are
having a difficult time right
now. Let's take a walk outside.
C: It must be difficult to feel
unsatisfied with your life. Tell
me more about why you feel
this way.
D: YOLO! No regrets!
,You are working at Campus C: An increased heart rate
Health, and
you get a call that a student has
gotten into an accident while
riding on his bike. You know
that according to the GAS,
the
student will be showing signs
of stress. Which of the following
might you expect?
A: An increased appetite
B: A decreased
respiration rate C: An
increased heart rate
D: A decrease in heart rate
A patient comes into the emergency B: Situational
department complaining of chest
pain. When discussing possible
reasons why the chest pain has
occurred, the nurse learns
that the patient is depressed
because of the loss of a job. This
type of crisis can be classified
as:
A:
Maturational
B:
Situational
C: Sociocultural
D: Post-traumatic
,A person who was sexually B: Post-traumatic stress disorder
assaulted a month ago
presents to the emergency
department with complaints of
recurrent nightmares, fear of
going to sleep,
repeated vivid memories of the
sexual
assault, and inability to feel much
emotion.
The nurse recognizes the signs
and
symptoms of which medical
problem? A: General
adaptation syndrome
B: Post-traumatic
stress disorder C:
Developmental crisis
D: Alarm reaction
Identify a sociocultural factor B: Childhood obesity
that can lead to
developmental problems. (Could also argue poverty and family relocation, but this is the best
option)
A: Family
relocation B:
Childhood
obesity C:
Prolonged
poverty D:
Loss of
stamina
, 10/21/25, 4:10 PM NURS356: Exam 3
Which level of prevention is A: Primordial prevention
aimed at
eliminating risk factors by
discouraging the development
of habits, often in childhood
(ex: smoking, eating,
exercise, etc.)?
A: Primordial
prevention B:
Primary
prevention
C: Secondary prevention
D: Tertiary prevention
Which level of prevention is B: Primary prevention
aimed at heath promotion by
education, provision of
resources, genetic screening,
immunizations, avoidance of
allergens, personal hygiene,
etc.?
A: Primordial
prevention B:
Primary
prevention
C: Secondary prevention
D: Tertiary prevention
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QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS | GRADED A+ |
LATEST EXAM | VERIFIED ANSWERS \
Your 78-year-old patient states C: It must be difficult to feel unsatisfied with your life. Tell
"I am so unhappy with what I me more about why you feel this way.
have done in my life. I have so
many regrets." A therapeutic
response, keeping Erikson's
theory of development in
mind, would be:
A: You shouldn't feel that way.
Look at the successes you have
had in life.
B: It sounds like you are
having a difficult time right
now. Let's take a walk outside.
C: It must be difficult to feel
unsatisfied with your life. Tell
me more about why you feel
this way.
D: YOLO! No regrets!
,You are working at Campus C: An increased heart rate
Health, and
you get a call that a student has
gotten into an accident while
riding on his bike. You know
that according to the GAS,
the
student will be showing signs
of stress. Which of the following
might you expect?
A: An increased appetite
B: A decreased
respiration rate C: An
increased heart rate
D: A decrease in heart rate
A patient comes into the emergency B: Situational
department complaining of chest
pain. When discussing possible
reasons why the chest pain has
occurred, the nurse learns
that the patient is depressed
because of the loss of a job. This
type of crisis can be classified
as:
A:
Maturational
B:
Situational
C: Sociocultural
D: Post-traumatic
,A person who was sexually B: Post-traumatic stress disorder
assaulted a month ago
presents to the emergency
department with complaints of
recurrent nightmares, fear of
going to sleep,
repeated vivid memories of the
sexual
assault, and inability to feel much
emotion.
The nurse recognizes the signs
and
symptoms of which medical
problem? A: General
adaptation syndrome
B: Post-traumatic
stress disorder C:
Developmental crisis
D: Alarm reaction
Identify a sociocultural factor B: Childhood obesity
that can lead to
developmental problems. (Could also argue poverty and family relocation, but this is the best
option)
A: Family
relocation B:
Childhood
obesity C:
Prolonged
poverty D:
Loss of
stamina
, 10/21/25, 4:10 PM NURS356: Exam 3
Which level of prevention is A: Primordial prevention
aimed at
eliminating risk factors by
discouraging the development
of habits, often in childhood
(ex: smoking, eating,
exercise, etc.)?
A: Primordial
prevention B:
Primary
prevention
C: Secondary prevention
D: Tertiary prevention
Which level of prevention is B: Primary prevention
aimed at heath promotion by
education, provision of
resources, genetic screening,
immunizations, avoidance of
allergens, personal hygiene,
etc.?
A: Primordial
prevention B:
Primary
prevention
C: Secondary prevention
D: Tertiary prevention
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