NURSING 124 MIDTERM QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE
ANSWERS
2) The nurse is caring for a 5-year-old who is hospitalized for stabilization of
asthma. In order to render age-specific care, which action should the nurse should
take?
A. Allow the child to handle medical equipment.
B. Respond immediately to the child's every need.
C. Tell the child to be good and he or she will receive a reward.
D. Rationalize the child's complaint as part of the developmental stage. correct
answer D. Rationalize
5 health promotion strategies correct answer 1.Building healthy public policy
2.Create supportive environments
3.Strengthen community action
4.Develop personal skills
5.Reorient health services
actual nursing diagnosis correct answer describes human responses to levels of
wellness that have a readiness for enhancement
Adolescence correct answer -Physical changes --> puberty
-time of "emotional turmoil": usually where real life and all its stresses hits
-getting into ability to hypothesize and make abstractions
Bangkok Charter correct answer Looked at inequities and highlighted the role
climate change would play oh health populations.
,Behavioral Approach correct answer Places responsibility of health on the
individual
Biophysical developmental theory correct answer -falls under organicist
-describe and explain how our physical bodies grow and change
-changes/developments can be compared to norms
Bowlby's theory correct answer look at attachment theories --> emphasis on
security and secure child attachment
Calgary family assessment model correct answer Structural: structure of people's
relationships with each other
Developmental assessment:
Functional assessment:
chess & thomas theory of temperament correct answer -Temperament originates
within a person's genetic makeup
-responsibility is on family or parents to adapt to that temperament
Conception correct answer Human development begins rapidly.
1st trimester: all primary structures are being created
2nd trimester:
2rd trimester: big emphasis on brain growth, growth in general
, Considering the redistribution of power and resources in a relationship. We attain
cultural safety in a step-wise progression for cultural awareness through cultural
sensitivity to cultural safety
-outcome: patient decides care was safe. correct answer What is cultural safety?
Context correct answer Structures and living processes that shape and are shaped
by people's lives.
Context reflectivity correct answer How is the context shaping you and how are
you shaping the context?
Contextualize correct answer individual in the center and then all the other layers
and systems that surround the individual and influence them
Critical lens correct answer Focus is on power analysis.
Crittenden's theory correct answer looks at attachment over the lifespan.
How do intimate relationships at different times in our lives influence us?
Cultural Awareness correct answer
Cultural Sensitivity correct answer
Culture correct answer dynamic relational process of selectively responding to
and integrating particular historical, social, political, economic, physical and
linguistic structures and processes.
ANSWERS
2) The nurse is caring for a 5-year-old who is hospitalized for stabilization of
asthma. In order to render age-specific care, which action should the nurse should
take?
A. Allow the child to handle medical equipment.
B. Respond immediately to the child's every need.
C. Tell the child to be good and he or she will receive a reward.
D. Rationalize the child's complaint as part of the developmental stage. correct
answer D. Rationalize
5 health promotion strategies correct answer 1.Building healthy public policy
2.Create supportive environments
3.Strengthen community action
4.Develop personal skills
5.Reorient health services
actual nursing diagnosis correct answer describes human responses to levels of
wellness that have a readiness for enhancement
Adolescence correct answer -Physical changes --> puberty
-time of "emotional turmoil": usually where real life and all its stresses hits
-getting into ability to hypothesize and make abstractions
Bangkok Charter correct answer Looked at inequities and highlighted the role
climate change would play oh health populations.
,Behavioral Approach correct answer Places responsibility of health on the
individual
Biophysical developmental theory correct answer -falls under organicist
-describe and explain how our physical bodies grow and change
-changes/developments can be compared to norms
Bowlby's theory correct answer look at attachment theories --> emphasis on
security and secure child attachment
Calgary family assessment model correct answer Structural: structure of people's
relationships with each other
Developmental assessment:
Functional assessment:
chess & thomas theory of temperament correct answer -Temperament originates
within a person's genetic makeup
-responsibility is on family or parents to adapt to that temperament
Conception correct answer Human development begins rapidly.
1st trimester: all primary structures are being created
2nd trimester:
2rd trimester: big emphasis on brain growth, growth in general
, Considering the redistribution of power and resources in a relationship. We attain
cultural safety in a step-wise progression for cultural awareness through cultural
sensitivity to cultural safety
-outcome: patient decides care was safe. correct answer What is cultural safety?
Context correct answer Structures and living processes that shape and are shaped
by people's lives.
Context reflectivity correct answer How is the context shaping you and how are
you shaping the context?
Contextualize correct answer individual in the center and then all the other layers
and systems that surround the individual and influence them
Critical lens correct answer Focus is on power analysis.
Crittenden's theory correct answer looks at attachment over the lifespan.
How do intimate relationships at different times in our lives influence us?
Cultural Awareness correct answer
Cultural Sensitivity correct answer
Culture correct answer dynamic relational process of selectively responding to
and integrating particular historical, social, political, economic, physical and
linguistic structures and processes.
