Ch 39: Rehabilitation Nursing Exam | Questions
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1. The nurse who is part of a team ANS: C
focused on restoring an individual to Rehabilitation is the process of restoring an
the fullest physical, mental, social, individual to the fullest physical, mental, social,
vocational, and economic capacity is vocational, and economic capacity of which he or
practicing: she is capable.
a. holistic nursing.
b. conscientious nursing. REF: Page 1206 TOP: Rehabilitation
c. rehabilitation nursing.
d. comprehensive nursing.
2. The nurse recognizes that the ANS: D
rehabilitation process involves the The underlying philosophy of rehabilitation is to
efforts of various disciplines whose focus on abilities.
focus is to build on a person's:
a. losses. REF: Page 1209 TOP: Rehabilitation
b. long-term plans.
c. drives.
d. abilities.
,3. The rehabilitation nurse instructs a ANS: C
paraplegic athlete that the
rehabilitation experience will consist The type and the focus of rehabilitation are
of: individualized to the patient, the injury, and abilities.
a. relearning former skills. Skills will be taught to enhance the patient's
b. learning to walk. adaptation to a new lifestyle.
c. learning new skills to adapt to a
different lifestyle. REF: Page 1209
d. developing muscle strength. TOP: Rehabilitation
4. The nurse who helps a family and a ANS: C
patient with a disability rejoice in the Rehabilitation is based on the acquisition of new
acquisition of the smallest new skill is skills to better adapt and increase the quality of
following the rehabilitation life.
philosophy of:
a. resolving impairments. REF: Page 1208 TOP: Rehabilitation
b. removing disabilities.
c. increasing quality of life.
d. returning to the community.
, 5. A patient with quadriplegia ANS: C
resulting from a spinal cord injury The occupational therapist recommends adaptive
says to the rehabilitation nurse, "I'm equipment or helps in modifying skills to enhance
sick of this interdisciplinary stuff! independence.
What is an occupational therapist
going to do for me? Can she give me REF: Page 1210, Table 39-1 TOP: Rehabilitation
an "occupation?" The most helpful
response the nurse could make is:
a. "No, but the occupational therapist
can show you how to enjoy some
recreational activities."
b. "Yes, in a way. The occupational
therapist provides training that
strengthens muscles you can still
control."
c. "Maybe. The occupational
therapist recommends adaptive
equipment that will make you more
independent."
d. "No, the voc-rehab counselor
helps with employment. The
occupational therapist helps train
you for improved communication
skills."
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1. The nurse who is part of a team ANS: C
focused on restoring an individual to Rehabilitation is the process of restoring an
the fullest physical, mental, social, individual to the fullest physical, mental, social,
vocational, and economic capacity is vocational, and economic capacity of which he or
practicing: she is capable.
a. holistic nursing.
b. conscientious nursing. REF: Page 1206 TOP: Rehabilitation
c. rehabilitation nursing.
d. comprehensive nursing.
2. The nurse recognizes that the ANS: D
rehabilitation process involves the The underlying philosophy of rehabilitation is to
efforts of various disciplines whose focus on abilities.
focus is to build on a person's:
a. losses. REF: Page 1209 TOP: Rehabilitation
b. long-term plans.
c. drives.
d. abilities.
,3. The rehabilitation nurse instructs a ANS: C
paraplegic athlete that the
rehabilitation experience will consist The type and the focus of rehabilitation are
of: individualized to the patient, the injury, and abilities.
a. relearning former skills. Skills will be taught to enhance the patient's
b. learning to walk. adaptation to a new lifestyle.
c. learning new skills to adapt to a
different lifestyle. REF: Page 1209
d. developing muscle strength. TOP: Rehabilitation
4. The nurse who helps a family and a ANS: C
patient with a disability rejoice in the Rehabilitation is based on the acquisition of new
acquisition of the smallest new skill is skills to better adapt and increase the quality of
following the rehabilitation life.
philosophy of:
a. resolving impairments. REF: Page 1208 TOP: Rehabilitation
b. removing disabilities.
c. increasing quality of life.
d. returning to the community.
, 5. A patient with quadriplegia ANS: C
resulting from a spinal cord injury The occupational therapist recommends adaptive
says to the rehabilitation nurse, "I'm equipment or helps in modifying skills to enhance
sick of this interdisciplinary stuff! independence.
What is an occupational therapist
going to do for me? Can she give me REF: Page 1210, Table 39-1 TOP: Rehabilitation
an "occupation?" The most helpful
response the nurse could make is:
a. "No, but the occupational therapist
can show you how to enjoy some
recreational activities."
b. "Yes, in a way. The occupational
therapist provides training that
strengthens muscles you can still
control."
c. "Maybe. The occupational
therapist recommends adaptive
equipment that will make you more
independent."
d. "No, the voc-rehab counselor
helps with employment. The
occupational therapist helps train
you for improved communication
skills."
