NUR 3450 ACTUAL FINALS ANSWERS AND
QUESTIONS SET A+
✔✔How do cultures differ? - ✔✔Communication - can vary between verbal and
nonverbal beahavior, language, eye movement, gestures
Space - distance between people. Some like space some are okay with being close
Social organization - How families interact, family dynamics, different religious groups
Time - some cultures are very focused on the past, some are focused on present, and
some are focused on the future. Timeliness and promptness
Environmental Control - Things they can control in their environment. When they are
sick, and they want warm soup.
Biological Variations - Responses to medication. Some cultural groups respond different
to medications than other cultural groups
✔✔What are culture bound syndroms? - ✔✔symptoms associated with specific cultures
that may be expressed differently from the American culture. Most are considered
"illnesses" and most have local names
✔✔What is spirituality? - ✔✔refers to the human quality that gives meaning and sense
of purpose to an individual's existence. Exists with each individual regardless of belief
system and serves as a force for interconnectedness between the self and others, the
environment and a higher power.
✔✔What are types of spiritual needs? - ✔✔Faith - Acceptance of a belief without
physical evidence. EX: Believing in God
Hope - Finding the positive, focusing on the positive in bad situations
Love - Good feeling for others
, Forgiveness - being able to release past hurts that someone has done to you
✔✔What is religion? - ✔✔part of spirituality. Practices are usually grounded in the
teaching of a spiritual leader
✔✔What is the nursing process? - ✔✔Assessment - mental status exam, focused
assessment on the brain
Diagnosis - Focusing more on nursing problems that we can focus on and help pt
Outcome Identification - what do we want to see as a result
Planning - Develop plans and interventions that nurses can do
Implementation - Carrying out those interventions
Evaluation - Assessing the situation
✔✔What is case management? - ✔✔Goal of case management is to make sure the
patient is getting what they need and not getting unnecessary procedures
✔✔What is managed care? - ✔✔has to do with insurance. They work together to
determine what the reimbursement will be for different procedures
✔✔What is a case manager? - ✔✔the one who does the case management. Could be a
nurse, social worker, various other people can take this role
✔✔What is a critical pathways of care? - ✔✔interdisciplinary care plan.
✔✔What is the role of the nurse? - ✔✔To assist with the client's successful adaptation.
Goals are directed toward change in thoughts, feelings and behaviors that are age
appropriate. The nurse is a valuable member of the interdisciplinary team
✔✔What is problem-oriented recording? - ✔✔onger type of note. SOAPIE (subjective,
objective, assessment, plan, intervention, evaluation)
✔✔What is focus charting? - ✔✔Quick to the point. Could be helpful when talking to a
provider. DAR (data, action, patients response)Assessment, problem, intervention,
evaluation
✔✔What is APIE? - ✔✔Assessment, problem, intervention, evaluation
✔✔1In which situation does a health care worker have a duty to warn a potential victim?
a. When clients manipulate and split staff and are a danger to self.
b. When clients curse at family members during visiting hours
QUESTIONS SET A+
✔✔How do cultures differ? - ✔✔Communication - can vary between verbal and
nonverbal beahavior, language, eye movement, gestures
Space - distance between people. Some like space some are okay with being close
Social organization - How families interact, family dynamics, different religious groups
Time - some cultures are very focused on the past, some are focused on present, and
some are focused on the future. Timeliness and promptness
Environmental Control - Things they can control in their environment. When they are
sick, and they want warm soup.
Biological Variations - Responses to medication. Some cultural groups respond different
to medications than other cultural groups
✔✔What are culture bound syndroms? - ✔✔symptoms associated with specific cultures
that may be expressed differently from the American culture. Most are considered
"illnesses" and most have local names
✔✔What is spirituality? - ✔✔refers to the human quality that gives meaning and sense
of purpose to an individual's existence. Exists with each individual regardless of belief
system and serves as a force for interconnectedness between the self and others, the
environment and a higher power.
✔✔What are types of spiritual needs? - ✔✔Faith - Acceptance of a belief without
physical evidence. EX: Believing in God
Hope - Finding the positive, focusing on the positive in bad situations
Love - Good feeling for others
, Forgiveness - being able to release past hurts that someone has done to you
✔✔What is religion? - ✔✔part of spirituality. Practices are usually grounded in the
teaching of a spiritual leader
✔✔What is the nursing process? - ✔✔Assessment - mental status exam, focused
assessment on the brain
Diagnosis - Focusing more on nursing problems that we can focus on and help pt
Outcome Identification - what do we want to see as a result
Planning - Develop plans and interventions that nurses can do
Implementation - Carrying out those interventions
Evaluation - Assessing the situation
✔✔What is case management? - ✔✔Goal of case management is to make sure the
patient is getting what they need and not getting unnecessary procedures
✔✔What is managed care? - ✔✔has to do with insurance. They work together to
determine what the reimbursement will be for different procedures
✔✔What is a case manager? - ✔✔the one who does the case management. Could be a
nurse, social worker, various other people can take this role
✔✔What is a critical pathways of care? - ✔✔interdisciplinary care plan.
✔✔What is the role of the nurse? - ✔✔To assist with the client's successful adaptation.
Goals are directed toward change in thoughts, feelings and behaviors that are age
appropriate. The nurse is a valuable member of the interdisciplinary team
✔✔What is problem-oriented recording? - ✔✔onger type of note. SOAPIE (subjective,
objective, assessment, plan, intervention, evaluation)
✔✔What is focus charting? - ✔✔Quick to the point. Could be helpful when talking to a
provider. DAR (data, action, patients response)Assessment, problem, intervention,
evaluation
✔✔What is APIE? - ✔✔Assessment, problem, intervention, evaluation
✔✔1In which situation does a health care worker have a duty to warn a potential victim?
a. When clients manipulate and split staff and are a danger to self.
b. When clients curse at family members during visiting hours
