NSG 1020- ATI Fundamentals - Patient-Centered Care 2.0 Study Exam Questions and Correct Answers

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A ]nurse ]is ]caring ]for ]a ]client ]who ]tells ]the ]nurse, ]"Something ]is ]wrong. ]I ]feel ]like ]God ]is ]so ]far ]aw
ay ]from ]me ]and ]I ]don't ]know ]what ]to ]do." ]Which ]of ]the ]following ]is ]the ]client ]experiencing?

-Medical ]futility

-Spiritual ]distress

-Palliative ]care

-Caritas ]Processes ]- ]correct ]answer: ]-Spiritual ]distress

Spiritual ]distress ]is ]not ]associated ]with ]any ]religion ]or ]practice, ]but ]is ]an ]overall ]feeling ]of ]somet
hing ]being ]wrong, ]or ]that ]God ]or ]a ]higher ]power ]is ]not ]present. ]



Not ]A, ]as ]medical ]futility ]is ]doing ]treatments ]that ]are ]not ]helpful ]or ]will ]not ]extend ]a ]client's ]life.
]An ]example ]of ]the ]client ]realizing ]medical ]futility ]would ]be ]if ]the ]client ]stated, ]"These ]treatment


s ]are ]pointless."

Not ]C, ]as ]palliative ]care ]is ]a ]concept ]of ]having ]treatments ]that ]are ]not ]curative ]but ]promote ]com
fort. ]

Not ]D, ]as ]the ]Caritas ]Processes ]are ]from ]Watson's ]Theory ]of ]Human ]Caring ]and ]are ]overarching ]
concepts ]for ]caring. ]This ]client ]is ]experiencing ]a ]specific ]condition, ]spiritual ]distress.



A ]nurse ]is ]providing ]information ]to ]a ]client ]who ]is ]from ]the ]Baby ]Boomer ]generation ]about ]a ]ne
wly ]prescribed ]medication. ]Using ]information ]about ]generational ]preferences, ]which ]of ]the ]follo
wing ]methods ]of ]teaching ]should ]the ]nurse ]use?

-Send ]a ]text ]message.

-Talk ]with ]the ]client ]in ]person.

-Provide ]a ]link ]to ]a ]teaching ]video ]or ]animation.

, -A ]formal ]face-to-face ]meeting ]with ]written ]notes. ]- ]correct ]answer: ]-
Talk ]with ]the ]client ]in ]person.

Most ]clients ]from ]the ]Baby ]Boomer ]generation ]prefer ]in-
person ]interactions ]in ]which ]the ]nurse ]is ]engaged ]and ]attentive. ]



Not ]A, ]as ]text ]messaging ]is ]a ]preferred ]method ]of ]information ]sharing ]for ]most ]clients ]in ]Genera
tion ]Z ]or ]Post-Millennials. ]

Not ]C, ]as ]most ]Generation ]Y ]or ]Millennial ]clients ]like ]technology ]and ]value ]flexible ]communicati
on ]styles. ]

Not ]D, ]as ]most ]Silent ]Generation ]clients ]prefer ]formal ]meetings ]that ]are ]conducted ]in ]person. ]W
ritten ]guidelines ]are ]helpful.



A ]nurse ]is ]caring ]for ]a ]client ]who ]states ]the ]health ]care ]provider ]recommends ]treatment ]to ]provi
de ]comfort ]because ]a ]cure ]is ]not ]possible. ]To ]which ]of ]the ]following ]concepts ]is ]the ]provider ]ref
erring?

-Palliative ]care

-Medically ]futile ]care

-Potentially ]inappropriate ]treatment

-Quality ]of ]life ]- ]correct ]answer: ]-Palliative ]care

Palliative ]care ]involves ]providing ]treatments ]that ]offer ]pain ]relief ]or ]enhance ]the ]quality ]of ]life, ]
but ]do ]not ]provide ]a ]cure. ]



Not ]B, ]as ]medically ]futile ]care ]involves ]treatments ]when ]the ]treatments ]will ]not ]provide ]a ]cure ]o
r ]extend ]the ]life. ]

Not ]C, ]as ]potentially ]inappropriate ]treatment ]refers ]to ]treatment ]that ]does ]what ]it ]is ]intended ]t
o ]do, ]but ]is ]not ]appropriate ]for ]the ]client ]in ]this ]particular ]situation. ]

Not ]D, ]as ]quality ]of ]life ]is ]the ]fulfillment ]of ]one's ]purpose ]and ]meaning ]in ]life. ]Nurses ]often ]are ]c
alled ]upon ]to ]support ]clients ]in ]making ]their ]decisions ]regarding ]quality ]of ]life ]or ]quantity ]of ]life.