NUR 215 EXAM 1 Summer 2026 ACTUAL
ARIZONA COLLEGE OF NURSING |Verified|
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how to protect PATIENT's privacy
logging off, do not discuss, do not search
nursing attributes
honesty, integrity, assertive communication, caring, beneficent, advocacy, prioritization, fair,
responsible, trustworthy, accountable
how to help PATIENT feel at ease
convey a non-judgemental attitude and unbiased approach, provide privacy, have others step
out of the room
personal priorities when discussing sensitive topics
examine own beliefs, be aware of nonverbal communication, pay attention to PATIENT's body
language
Modifiable risk factors
risk factors can be reduced by change in diet, lifestyle, and stress
nonmodifyable risk factors
family history and genetics
, characteristics of a profession
education, knowledge, service, code of ethics, accountability, professional organization
active listening
being attentive to what PATIENT is saying
sharing observations
comment on how patient looks, sounds, or acts
sharing hope
encouragement and positive feedback. Ex: "I believe that you'll find a way to face your situation
because I've seen your courage and creativity."
Negotioation
if PATIENT does/doesn't believe in efficacy of a practice, negotiating acknowledges the gap
restructuring
attemPatient to change your actions or patient's lifestyle while still respecting their cultural
beliefs
secondary prevention
screening activities and education for detecting illnesses in the early stages
ARIZONA COLLEGE OF NURSING |Verified|
Guaranteed Pass
how to protect PATIENT's privacy
logging off, do not discuss, do not search
nursing attributes
honesty, integrity, assertive communication, caring, beneficent, advocacy, prioritization, fair,
responsible, trustworthy, accountable
how to help PATIENT feel at ease
convey a non-judgemental attitude and unbiased approach, provide privacy, have others step
out of the room
personal priorities when discussing sensitive topics
examine own beliefs, be aware of nonverbal communication, pay attention to PATIENT's body
language
Modifiable risk factors
risk factors can be reduced by change in diet, lifestyle, and stress
nonmodifyable risk factors
family history and genetics
, characteristics of a profession
education, knowledge, service, code of ethics, accountability, professional organization
active listening
being attentive to what PATIENT is saying
sharing observations
comment on how patient looks, sounds, or acts
sharing hope
encouragement and positive feedback. Ex: "I believe that you'll find a way to face your situation
because I've seen your courage and creativity."
Negotioation
if PATIENT does/doesn't believe in efficacy of a practice, negotiating acknowledges the gap
restructuring
attemPatient to change your actions or patient's lifestyle while still respecting their cultural
beliefs
secondary prevention
screening activities and education for detecting illnesses in the early stages
