NR 302 Health Assessment Exam 1
chapters 1,2,3,4,5,8,9,10,11 | Questions and
correct detailed Answers | 2026/27 Updates
| 100% correct
AD(O)PIE - ANSWER- -Assess
Diagnose
Outcome identification
Plan
Implement
Evaluate
priority problem levels - ANSWER- -1st lvl: emergent, life-threatening,
2nd lvl: require attention to avoid further deterioration (ie blood lvl 55 diabetic, conscious)
3rd lvl: important to health but can be addressed after more urgent problems (ie sprained
ankle)
plan of care - ANSWER- -legal document for evaluation, insurance reimbursement, research
4 types of data - ANSWER- -complete total health database, episodic/problem centered
database, follow-up database, emergency database
Title VI of Civil Rights Act 1964 - ANSWER- -services cannot be denied to people of limited
english proficiency
, cultural and linguistic standards - ANSWER- -effective care (positive outcomes, pt.
satisfaction), respectful care (considers values, preferences, expressed pt. needs), cultural and
linguistic competence (congruent behaviors, attitudes, policies for cross-culture situations),
culturally competent (includes immigration statuses, stress, social factors, cultural
similarities/differences)
4 basic characteristics of culture - ANSWER- -learned, shared, adapted, dynamic
ethnicity - ANSWER- -common geographical region, migratory status, religion, race, language,
shared values/traditions/symbols, food preferences
acculturation - ANSWER- -process of adapting to and acquiring another culture
assimilation - ANSWER- -process of developing a new cultural ID and becoming like members
of dominant culture
biculturalism - ANSWER- -dual pattern of ID and often of divided loyalty
biomedical causation theory - ANSWER- -assumes cause/effect, body = machine, life divided
into parts, germ theory
naturalistic causation theory - ANSWER- -forces of natures must be kept in balance, opposing
categories/forces (yin & yang, hot & cold)
magicoreligious causation theory - ANSWER- -supernatural powers predominate in area of
health and wellness (voodoo, Wicca, faith healing)
process of communication - ANSWER- -sending, receiving, internal factors (liking others,
empathy, ability to listen), external factors (privacy, interruptions, physical environments, dress,
note-taking, tape/video recording)
chapters 1,2,3,4,5,8,9,10,11 | Questions and
correct detailed Answers | 2026/27 Updates
| 100% correct
AD(O)PIE - ANSWER- -Assess
Diagnose
Outcome identification
Plan
Implement
Evaluate
priority problem levels - ANSWER- -1st lvl: emergent, life-threatening,
2nd lvl: require attention to avoid further deterioration (ie blood lvl 55 diabetic, conscious)
3rd lvl: important to health but can be addressed after more urgent problems (ie sprained
ankle)
plan of care - ANSWER- -legal document for evaluation, insurance reimbursement, research
4 types of data - ANSWER- -complete total health database, episodic/problem centered
database, follow-up database, emergency database
Title VI of Civil Rights Act 1964 - ANSWER- -services cannot be denied to people of limited
english proficiency
, cultural and linguistic standards - ANSWER- -effective care (positive outcomes, pt.
satisfaction), respectful care (considers values, preferences, expressed pt. needs), cultural and
linguistic competence (congruent behaviors, attitudes, policies for cross-culture situations),
culturally competent (includes immigration statuses, stress, social factors, cultural
similarities/differences)
4 basic characteristics of culture - ANSWER- -learned, shared, adapted, dynamic
ethnicity - ANSWER- -common geographical region, migratory status, religion, race, language,
shared values/traditions/symbols, food preferences
acculturation - ANSWER- -process of adapting to and acquiring another culture
assimilation - ANSWER- -process of developing a new cultural ID and becoming like members
of dominant culture
biculturalism - ANSWER- -dual pattern of ID and often of divided loyalty
biomedical causation theory - ANSWER- -assumes cause/effect, body = machine, life divided
into parts, germ theory
naturalistic causation theory - ANSWER- -forces of natures must be kept in balance, opposing
categories/forces (yin & yang, hot & cold)
magicoreligious causation theory - ANSWER- -supernatural powers predominate in area of
health and wellness (voodoo, Wicca, faith healing)
process of communication - ANSWER- -sending, receiving, internal factors (liking others,
empathy, ability to listen), external factors (privacy, interruptions, physical environments, dress,
note-taking, tape/video recording)
