NUR 101; EXAM 1 REVIEW QUESTIONS
WITH ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE
ALREADY GRADED A+
Apply the nursing process when caring for patients with
impaired communication. - correct answer- •
Assessing: Verbal & non-verbal communication are
essential ways to gathering information; can be in the
form of written words, patient records, spoken words,
observational skills
• Diagnosing: Once formulated, it must be communicated
through spoken & written words (no nonverbal)
• Planning: Communication between disciplines in
identifying goals and interventions
• Implementing: Verbal and non-verbal communication
enhances caregiving measures, teaching, counseling, and
supporting patients and families
• Evaluation: Depend on verbal and non-verbal cues from
patient to determine if goals achieved
• Documentation: Promotes continuity of care given by
nurses and other health care professional
,Compare health promotion and illness preventative
activities. - correct answer- • Primary:
measures taken to keep healthy persons well, prevent and
reduce the risk of illness. (e.g. immunization, family
planning, teaching healthy diet, providing info on poison-
control or accident-prevention)
• Secondary: activities directed at early detection of
illness and its complications, to improve the likelihood of
cure or easy management. (e.g. medical, dental, and
vision exams, self-breast exam, screening for blood
pressure and cholesterol)
• Tertiary: activities directed at maintaining the best
possible state of health once a disease or illness has
already developed in order to prevent worsening and
rehabilitate patients to a maximum level of functioning.
(e.g. exercise program for patient with heart disease, PT
or OT medication , surgery)
Define health. - correct answer- • a state of
complete physical, mental, and social well-being, not
merely the absence of disease or infirmity
, • Health integrates all the human dimensions—the
physical, intellectual, emotional, sociocultural, spiritual,
and environmental aspects of the whole person.
• The idea of Health means something different to
everyone
Define illness. - correct answer- • the response
of the person to a disease; it is an abnormal process in
which the person's level of functioning is changed when
compared with a previous level.
Describe areas of Community Health Practice. -
correct answer- Nurses practice and community
based nursing provide interventions to manage acute or
chronic health problems, promote health, and facilitated
self-care. Nursing care provided with in the community
must be culturally competent and family center.
Additional considerations include facilities (such as
daycare all long-term care), housing, and the number and
type of agency is providing services.
Describe assessment techniques for identifying unmet
needs of individuals. - correct answer-
WITH ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE
ALREADY GRADED A+
Apply the nursing process when caring for patients with
impaired communication. - correct answer- •
Assessing: Verbal & non-verbal communication are
essential ways to gathering information; can be in the
form of written words, patient records, spoken words,
observational skills
• Diagnosing: Once formulated, it must be communicated
through spoken & written words (no nonverbal)
• Planning: Communication between disciplines in
identifying goals and interventions
• Implementing: Verbal and non-verbal communication
enhances caregiving measures, teaching, counseling, and
supporting patients and families
• Evaluation: Depend on verbal and non-verbal cues from
patient to determine if goals achieved
• Documentation: Promotes continuity of care given by
nurses and other health care professional
,Compare health promotion and illness preventative
activities. - correct answer- • Primary:
measures taken to keep healthy persons well, prevent and
reduce the risk of illness. (e.g. immunization, family
planning, teaching healthy diet, providing info on poison-
control or accident-prevention)
• Secondary: activities directed at early detection of
illness and its complications, to improve the likelihood of
cure or easy management. (e.g. medical, dental, and
vision exams, self-breast exam, screening for blood
pressure and cholesterol)
• Tertiary: activities directed at maintaining the best
possible state of health once a disease or illness has
already developed in order to prevent worsening and
rehabilitate patients to a maximum level of functioning.
(e.g. exercise program for patient with heart disease, PT
or OT medication , surgery)
Define health. - correct answer- • a state of
complete physical, mental, and social well-being, not
merely the absence of disease or infirmity
, • Health integrates all the human dimensions—the
physical, intellectual, emotional, sociocultural, spiritual,
and environmental aspects of the whole person.
• The idea of Health means something different to
everyone
Define illness. - correct answer- • the response
of the person to a disease; it is an abnormal process in
which the person's level of functioning is changed when
compared with a previous level.
Describe areas of Community Health Practice. -
correct answer- Nurses practice and community
based nursing provide interventions to manage acute or
chronic health problems, promote health, and facilitated
self-care. Nursing care provided with in the community
must be culturally competent and family center.
Additional considerations include facilities (such as
daycare all long-term care), housing, and the number and
type of agency is providing services.
Describe assessment techniques for identifying unmet
needs of individuals. - correct answer-
