NURS 124 MIDTERM QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE
ANSWERS
before we have cultural safety, what must we have? correct answer cultural
sensitivity
Cost accelerators to the healthcare system include technologies, demographics,
consumer involvement correct answer true
define health correct answer the extent to which an individual or group is able on
one hand aspirations and satisfy needs as well as to change or cope with the
environment. It is seen as a resource for everyday life, not objective of living
describe descriptive theory correct answer describes and speculates on why
phenomena occurs and describes the consequences of the phenomena to explain
client assessments and guide future nursing research
describe development correct answer an increased skill and capacity to function.
it is progressive and continuous which leads to the increased capacity to function.
It is difficult to measure and is qualitative.
describe disease correct answer an objective state of ill health, pathological
process which can be detected by medical science
describe health as a actualization correct answer realizing human potential with
health and wellness which can be used interchangeably
,describe health as a resource correct answer took place in the Ottawa charter of
health promotion and includes capacities to fulfil roles, meet demands, and
engage
describe health as a stability correct answer maintenance of physiological,
functional and social norms and encompasses views of health as a state, as a
process, as adaptation and as homeostasis
describe health as an actualization and stability correct answer health as the
realization of human potential through good behaviour, competent self-care, and
everyday life and maintain harmony with social and physical environments.
describe health as unity correct answer health which reflects the whole person
which is synonymous with self-transcendence or actualization
describe Kohlberg's theory of moral development conventional correct answer
Good boy-nice girl orientation: the person wants to please others and win
approval.
society-maintaining orientation: doing one's obligation in society to maintain
social order
describe Kohlberg's theory of moral development post conventional correct
answer social contract orientation: they follow the laws but know there is a
possibility of changing them.
universal ethical principle orientation: the right morals are chosen by one's own
ethics which are abstract and logical
,describe Kohlberg's theory of moral development preconventional correct answer
the first level which is the punishment and obedience orientation so the person
does things because they want to avoid punishment.
there is also instrumental relativist orientation which recognizes the different
views and does moral things based on their own needs.
Describe physical growth correct answer it is measurable and quantitative such as
height, weight, teeth, sexual characterisitcs, etc.
-it is dependent on genetics and contextual factors like socioeconomic status
describe prescriptive theory correct answer addresses nursing intervention and
helps predict the consequence of actions
describe the actual nursing diagnosis correct answer it describes the human
responses to health conditions or life processes.
describe the grand nursing theory correct answer it is a global conception
framework which provides insight into abstract phenomena such as human
behaviour or nursing science. it is not intended to be specific but rather what
specific works fit into
describe the health-promoting nursing diagnosis correct answer clinical
judgement of motivation and desire to increase well-being
describe the interactionist theory correct answer an interpersonal relationship
where the nurses role is to assist clients to prevent or cope with an illness.
focuses on the relationship between the nurse and the patient. nursing is an
interactive and therapeutic relationship
, describe the middle range theory correct answer more limited and less abstract
as it addresses specific phenomena and concepts that reflect practice
describe the needs theory correct answer the people we care for have many
needs, therefore the patient is a collection of needs. focused on the individual's
role in maintaining health
describe the practice based theory correct answer practice makes a good nurse
describe the risk nursing diagnosis correct answer describes the human response
to health conditions or life processes that may develop
describe the simultaneity theory correct answer views the individual as as entirely
irreducible whole. they are connected to the environment. it presents a holistic
view of humans and the environment
describe the systems theory correct answer accounts for the whole person at
looks at them as a system and all the different interactions
describe the wellness nursing diagnosis correct answer it describes the human
responses to levels of wellness that have a readiness for enhancement
Erik Erikson: autonomy vs sense of shame and doubt correct answer child learns
to be independant and develops self confidence
ANSWERS
before we have cultural safety, what must we have? correct answer cultural
sensitivity
Cost accelerators to the healthcare system include technologies, demographics,
consumer involvement correct answer true
define health correct answer the extent to which an individual or group is able on
one hand aspirations and satisfy needs as well as to change or cope with the
environment. It is seen as a resource for everyday life, not objective of living
describe descriptive theory correct answer describes and speculates on why
phenomena occurs and describes the consequences of the phenomena to explain
client assessments and guide future nursing research
describe development correct answer an increased skill and capacity to function.
it is progressive and continuous which leads to the increased capacity to function.
It is difficult to measure and is qualitative.
describe disease correct answer an objective state of ill health, pathological
process which can be detected by medical science
describe health as a actualization correct answer realizing human potential with
health and wellness which can be used interchangeably
,describe health as a resource correct answer took place in the Ottawa charter of
health promotion and includes capacities to fulfil roles, meet demands, and
engage
describe health as a stability correct answer maintenance of physiological,
functional and social norms and encompasses views of health as a state, as a
process, as adaptation and as homeostasis
describe health as an actualization and stability correct answer health as the
realization of human potential through good behaviour, competent self-care, and
everyday life and maintain harmony with social and physical environments.
describe health as unity correct answer health which reflects the whole person
which is synonymous with self-transcendence or actualization
describe Kohlberg's theory of moral development conventional correct answer
Good boy-nice girl orientation: the person wants to please others and win
approval.
society-maintaining orientation: doing one's obligation in society to maintain
social order
describe Kohlberg's theory of moral development post conventional correct
answer social contract orientation: they follow the laws but know there is a
possibility of changing them.
universal ethical principle orientation: the right morals are chosen by one's own
ethics which are abstract and logical
,describe Kohlberg's theory of moral development preconventional correct answer
the first level which is the punishment and obedience orientation so the person
does things because they want to avoid punishment.
there is also instrumental relativist orientation which recognizes the different
views and does moral things based on their own needs.
Describe physical growth correct answer it is measurable and quantitative such as
height, weight, teeth, sexual characterisitcs, etc.
-it is dependent on genetics and contextual factors like socioeconomic status
describe prescriptive theory correct answer addresses nursing intervention and
helps predict the consequence of actions
describe the actual nursing diagnosis correct answer it describes the human
responses to health conditions or life processes.
describe the grand nursing theory correct answer it is a global conception
framework which provides insight into abstract phenomena such as human
behaviour or nursing science. it is not intended to be specific but rather what
specific works fit into
describe the health-promoting nursing diagnosis correct answer clinical
judgement of motivation and desire to increase well-being
describe the interactionist theory correct answer an interpersonal relationship
where the nurses role is to assist clients to prevent or cope with an illness.
focuses on the relationship between the nurse and the patient. nursing is an
interactive and therapeutic relationship
, describe the middle range theory correct answer more limited and less abstract
as it addresses specific phenomena and concepts that reflect practice
describe the needs theory correct answer the people we care for have many
needs, therefore the patient is a collection of needs. focused on the individual's
role in maintaining health
describe the practice based theory correct answer practice makes a good nurse
describe the risk nursing diagnosis correct answer describes the human response
to health conditions or life processes that may develop
describe the simultaneity theory correct answer views the individual as as entirely
irreducible whole. they are connected to the environment. it presents a holistic
view of humans and the environment
describe the systems theory correct answer accounts for the whole person at
looks at them as a system and all the different interactions
describe the wellness nursing diagnosis correct answer it describes the human
responses to levels of wellness that have a readiness for enhancement
Erik Erikson: autonomy vs sense of shame and doubt correct answer child learns
to be independant and develops self confidence
