TEST BANK INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS
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PROFESSIONALCOMMUNICATION SKILLS FOR NURSES
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o9TH EDITION
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,CH1:TheoryBasedPerspectivesandContemporary
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DynamicsArnold:InterpersonalRelationships,9thEdition
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MULTIPLE CHOICE o
1. When describing nursing toagroup ofnursingstudents,the nursinginstructorlists allofthefollo
s s s o s o s o s o s
wing characteristics ofnursing except
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a. historicallynursingisasoldasmankind. o o o
b. nursingwasoriginallypracticedinformallybyreligiousorders dedicatedto careofthe o s s
sick.
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c. nursingwaslaterpracticed inthehomebyfemale caregiverswith noformaledu s s s
cation.
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d. nursinghasalwaysbeen identifiableasadistinct occupation. o o s
ACCURATE ANSWER:-A o
Hypothesis:-
>>>Historically, nursingis as old as mankind. Originallypracticed informallybyreligious orders de
o o o o o o s o o
dicated to care of the sick andlater inthe home byfemale caregivers with noformal education, nursin
o o s o o o o o o o o o o o o
gwasnot identifiable as a distinct occupationuntilthe 1854 Crimean war. There, Florence Nightinga le‘s
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Noteson Nursing introducedtheworldtothefunctionalroles of professional nursing and the need for
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formaleducation.
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DIF: CognitiveLevel:Comprehension
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REF:p.1TOP:StepoftheNursing Process:AllphasesMSC: ClientNeeds:PsychosocialIntegr
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ity
2. Thenursing profession‘s firstnursingattendantresearcher, whoserved as an earlyadvocateforhigh-
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qualitycare and used statistical data todocument theneed for handwashing in preventing infection,
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was
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a. AbrahamMaslow.
b. Martha Rogers. s
c. HildegardPeplau.
d. FlorenceNightingale.
ACCURATE ANSWER:-D o
Hypothesis:->>>Anearlyadvocateforhigh- o o o
qualitycare, Florence Nightingale‘s use of statisticaldatato documenttheneedforhandwashing i
o s o o o s o
npreventinginfection marksherasthe profession‘s firstnursing attendant researcher.
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DIF: CognitiveLevel:Knowledge o o
REF:p.1TOP:Step oftheNursingProcess:Al o o s o o o o
o lphases
MSC: ClientNeeds:ManagementofCare
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3. Today,professionalnursingeducationbeginsat the o
a. undergraduatelevel.
b. graduate level. s
, c. advancedpracticelevel.
d. administrativelevel.
ACCURATE ANSWER:-A o
Hypothesis:-
>>>Today,professionalnursingeducationbeginsattheundergraduatelevel,withagrowingnumber
o o o o
ofnursingattendantschoosinggraduatestudiestosupport differentiatedpracticerolesand/orresearc
o o o o o o s o o o o
hopportunities.nursingattendants areprepared to function as advanced practicenursing attendant pr
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actitioners, administrators, and educators.
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DIF: CognitiveLevel:Comprehension o o
REF:p.2TOP:Step oftheNursingProcess:Al o o s o o o o
o lphases
MSC: ClientNeeds:ManagementofCare
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4. Nursing‘s metaparadigm, or worldview, distinguishesthe nursingprofession fromother discipline
o o o o o o o
sandemphasizes itsuniquefunctionalcharacteristics. The fourkeyconceptsthatform the foundatio
o o o s s o
n for allnursing theories are
o o o o o
a. caring,compassion,healthpromotion, andeducation. o o
b. respect,integrity,honesty,and advocacy. o s
c. person,environment,health,andnursing. o o
d. nursing,teaching,caring,andhealthpromotion. o o
ACCURATE ANSWER:-C o
Hypothesis:-
>>>Individualnursing theoriesrepresentdifferentinterpretationsofthephenomenon ofnursing,but s o o o o s o
centralconstructs—person, environment, health, and nursing—
o o o o s
arefound inalltheoriesandmodels.Theyarereferredtoasnursing‘smetaparadigm.
o s o o o o o o o o o
DIF: CognitiveLevel:Knowledge o o
REF:p.2TOP:Step oftheNursingProcess:Al o o s o o o o
o lphases
MSC: ClientNeeds:ManagementofCare
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5. Whenadmittingaclientto themedical-surgicalunit, thenursing attendantaskstheclient about cultural o o s o o
issues.Thenursingattendant isdemonstratinguseoftheconceptof
o s o o
a. person.
b. environment.
c. health.
d. nursing.
ACCURATE ANSWER:-B o
Hypothesis:-
>>>Theconceptofenvironmentincludesallcultural,developmental,andsocialdeterminantsthatinf
o o o o o o o o o o
luencea client‘s healthperceptionsandbehavior. A person is defined as therecipient of
o o o o o o s o o s
nursingcare, havinguniquebio-psycho- o
socialandspiritualdimensions. Theword health derivesfrom the word whole. Health is a multidimen o o o o o o o o s s
sionalconcept, havingphysical, psychological, sociocultural, developmental, and spiritual characte
o o o o o o o o
ristics. The World Health Organization (WHO, 1946) defines health as ―a state of complete physical,
o o o o o o o o o o o s o o o
mental,socialwell-
o o o
being, not merelytheabsence ofdisease orinfirmity.‖Nursing includes the promotionofhealth, preve
o s s s o s s o
, ntionofillness,andthecareofill,disabled,anddying people.
o o o o o o o s
o o o o
PROFESSIONALCOMMUNICATION SKILLS FOR NURSES
o o o o o
o9TH EDITION
o
,CH1:TheoryBasedPerspectivesandContemporary
o o o o o o o
DynamicsArnold:InterpersonalRelationships,9thEdition
o o o o o
MULTIPLE CHOICE o
1. When describing nursing toagroup ofnursingstudents,the nursinginstructorlists allofthefollo
s s s o s o s o s o s
wing characteristics ofnursing except
o o o o
a. historicallynursingisasoldasmankind. o o o
b. nursingwasoriginallypracticedinformallybyreligiousorders dedicatedto careofthe o s s
sick.
o
c. nursingwaslaterpracticed inthehomebyfemale caregiverswith noformaledu s s s
cation.
o
d. nursinghasalwaysbeen identifiableasadistinct occupation. o o s
ACCURATE ANSWER:-A o
Hypothesis:-
>>>Historically, nursingis as old as mankind. Originallypracticed informallybyreligious orders de
o o o o o o s o o
dicated to care of the sick andlater inthe home byfemale caregivers with noformal education, nursin
o o s o o o o o o o o o o o o
gwasnot identifiable as a distinct occupationuntilthe 1854 Crimean war. There, Florence Nightinga le‘s
o o o o o o o o o o o o o
Noteson Nursing introducedtheworldtothefunctionalroles of professional nursing and the need for
o o o s o s o o o s o
formaleducation.
o
DIF: CognitiveLevel:Comprehension
o o o o
REF:p.1TOP:StepoftheNursing Process:AllphasesMSC: ClientNeeds:PsychosocialIntegr
o o o s o o o o o
ity
2. Thenursing profession‘s firstnursingattendantresearcher, whoserved as an earlyadvocateforhigh-
o o o o o o
qualitycare and used statistical data todocument theneed for handwashing in preventing infection,
o o o o o o o o o s o s
was
o
a. AbrahamMaslow.
b. Martha Rogers. s
c. HildegardPeplau.
d. FlorenceNightingale.
ACCURATE ANSWER:-D o
Hypothesis:->>>Anearlyadvocateforhigh- o o o
qualitycare, Florence Nightingale‘s use of statisticaldatato documenttheneedforhandwashing i
o s o o o s o
npreventinginfection marksherasthe profession‘s firstnursing attendant researcher.
o s o s o o o
DIF: CognitiveLevel:Knowledge o o
REF:p.1TOP:Step oftheNursingProcess:Al o o s o o o o
o lphases
MSC: ClientNeeds:ManagementofCare
o o o o o
3. Today,professionalnursingeducationbeginsat the o
a. undergraduatelevel.
b. graduate level. s
, c. advancedpracticelevel.
d. administrativelevel.
ACCURATE ANSWER:-A o
Hypothesis:-
>>>Today,professionalnursingeducationbeginsattheundergraduatelevel,withagrowingnumber
o o o o
ofnursingattendantschoosinggraduatestudiestosupport differentiatedpracticerolesand/orresearc
o o o o o o s o o o o
hopportunities.nursingattendants areprepared to function as advanced practicenursing attendant pr
o o o o s o o o o
actitioners, administrators, and educators.
o o o o
DIF: CognitiveLevel:Comprehension o o
REF:p.2TOP:Step oftheNursingProcess:Al o o s o o o o
o lphases
MSC: ClientNeeds:ManagementofCare
o o o o o
4. Nursing‘s metaparadigm, or worldview, distinguishesthe nursingprofession fromother discipline
o o o o o o o
sandemphasizes itsuniquefunctionalcharacteristics. The fourkeyconceptsthatform the foundatio
o o o s s o
n for allnursing theories are
o o o o o
a. caring,compassion,healthpromotion, andeducation. o o
b. respect,integrity,honesty,and advocacy. o s
c. person,environment,health,andnursing. o o
d. nursing,teaching,caring,andhealthpromotion. o o
ACCURATE ANSWER:-C o
Hypothesis:-
>>>Individualnursing theoriesrepresentdifferentinterpretationsofthephenomenon ofnursing,but s o o o o s o
centralconstructs—person, environment, health, and nursing—
o o o o s
arefound inalltheoriesandmodels.Theyarereferredtoasnursing‘smetaparadigm.
o s o o o o o o o o o
DIF: CognitiveLevel:Knowledge o o
REF:p.2TOP:Step oftheNursingProcess:Al o o s o o o o
o lphases
MSC: ClientNeeds:ManagementofCare
o o o o
5. Whenadmittingaclientto themedical-surgicalunit, thenursing attendantaskstheclient about cultural o o s o o
issues.Thenursingattendant isdemonstratinguseoftheconceptof
o s o o
a. person.
b. environment.
c. health.
d. nursing.
ACCURATE ANSWER:-B o
Hypothesis:-
>>>Theconceptofenvironmentincludesallcultural,developmental,andsocialdeterminantsthatinf
o o o o o o o o o o
luencea client‘s healthperceptionsandbehavior. A person is defined as therecipient of
o o o o o o s o o s
nursingcare, havinguniquebio-psycho- o
socialandspiritualdimensions. Theword health derivesfrom the word whole. Health is a multidimen o o o o o o o o s s
sionalconcept, havingphysical, psychological, sociocultural, developmental, and spiritual characte
o o o o o o o o
ristics. The World Health Organization (WHO, 1946) defines health as ―a state of complete physical,
o o o o o o o o o o o s o o o
mental,socialwell-
o o o
being, not merelytheabsence ofdisease orinfirmity.‖Nursing includes the promotionofhealth, preve
o s s s o s s o
, ntionofillness,andthecareofill,disabled,anddying people.
o o o o o o o s
