MIDTERM 1 NURS1511 QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE
ANSWERS
"Your blood pressure is dangerously high. Are you eating salty foods again?"
What is wrong with this nurse statement? How can you rephrase it? correct
answer -Attacking, assumptive, creates fear
-"You've worked hard to control your BP, however today I noticed it's quite high,
can we discuss what's happening?"
3 components of the pragmatic perspective? correct answer 1.Knowledge is
limited
-All knowers limited by their own scope
-socially embedded bring their own selective interests(biases in our thoughts)
2.Knowledge is active
-knowledge is a relational experential action
-knowledge, experience, practice are connected
3.Knowledge is useful
-enables us to be more effective
5 C's of communication correct answer (1) complete (2) clear (3) concise (4)
concrete (5) courteous
5 W's of relating correct answer Who:
What:
,When:
Where:
Why:
7 universal emotions correct answer happiness, sadness, contempt, surprise, fear,
disgust, anger
7 Values of the CNA correct answer JPsHARD
1.Providing safe, compassionate, competent and
ethical care
2.Promoting health and well-being
3.Promoting and respecting informed decision-making
4.Honouring dignity
5.Maintaining privacy and confidentiality
6.Promoting justice
7.Being accountable
Andragogy correct answer -the art and science of teaching adults
-adults learn thru experience
-adults take responsibility for their learning, learn when they want to
Becoming pragmatic correct answer -way to foster knowledgeable/competent nsg
practice is to develop a more conscious way of living knowledge
-view practice as a way of being and an action
, butterfly effect correct answer The idea that a relatively small change in a specific
location can have far-ranging, even global effects, over both time and distance.
Bypassing correct answer a communication problem that arises when the same
words mean different things to different people
channel correct answer the medium through which the message is sent
client-centered communication correct answer -promote individualized quality of
health outcomes
-goes beyond client's health needs and develops a needs-based soln
-incorporates client's worldview in clients assessment
-ongoing exchange to figure out what this person's experiencing
client-centered communication is used for... correct answer CAUI
-comfort
-action
-understanding
-info
closed-ended questions correct answer questions a person must answer by
choosing from a limited, predetermined set of responses
CNO ethical values correct answer CCPRWTF
1. client well-being;
2. client choice;
ANSWERS
"Your blood pressure is dangerously high. Are you eating salty foods again?"
What is wrong with this nurse statement? How can you rephrase it? correct
answer -Attacking, assumptive, creates fear
-"You've worked hard to control your BP, however today I noticed it's quite high,
can we discuss what's happening?"
3 components of the pragmatic perspective? correct answer 1.Knowledge is
limited
-All knowers limited by their own scope
-socially embedded bring their own selective interests(biases in our thoughts)
2.Knowledge is active
-knowledge is a relational experential action
-knowledge, experience, practice are connected
3.Knowledge is useful
-enables us to be more effective
5 C's of communication correct answer (1) complete (2) clear (3) concise (4)
concrete (5) courteous
5 W's of relating correct answer Who:
What:
,When:
Where:
Why:
7 universal emotions correct answer happiness, sadness, contempt, surprise, fear,
disgust, anger
7 Values of the CNA correct answer JPsHARD
1.Providing safe, compassionate, competent and
ethical care
2.Promoting health and well-being
3.Promoting and respecting informed decision-making
4.Honouring dignity
5.Maintaining privacy and confidentiality
6.Promoting justice
7.Being accountable
Andragogy correct answer -the art and science of teaching adults
-adults learn thru experience
-adults take responsibility for their learning, learn when they want to
Becoming pragmatic correct answer -way to foster knowledgeable/competent nsg
practice is to develop a more conscious way of living knowledge
-view practice as a way of being and an action
, butterfly effect correct answer The idea that a relatively small change in a specific
location can have far-ranging, even global effects, over both time and distance.
Bypassing correct answer a communication problem that arises when the same
words mean different things to different people
channel correct answer the medium through which the message is sent
client-centered communication correct answer -promote individualized quality of
health outcomes
-goes beyond client's health needs and develops a needs-based soln
-incorporates client's worldview in clients assessment
-ongoing exchange to figure out what this person's experiencing
client-centered communication is used for... correct answer CAUI
-comfort
-action
-understanding
-info
closed-ended questions correct answer questions a person must answer by
choosing from a limited, predetermined set of responses
CNO ethical values correct answer CCPRWTF
1. client well-being;
2. client choice;
