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What are the characteristics of a professional nurse?(7) - Answer 1. Professional Behaviors
2. Teaching and Learning
3. Competence
4. Collaboration
5. Advocacy
6. Caring Interventions
7. Ethics
Who defined nursing as both and art and a science - Answer Florence Nightingale
Who differentiated nursing from medicine? - Answer Florence Nightingale
Who created free standing nursing education? - Answer Florence Nightingale
Who published books about nursing and health care? - Answer Florence Nightingale
Who founded modern nursing? - Answer Florence Nightingale
What are the components of nursing and who founded that? - Answer Health and Illness
Florence Nightingale
What is just as important to health and who recognized that? - Answer Nutrient is just as
important as health
Florence Nightingale
Who was the person that stressed the need for continuing educations for nurses? - Answer
Florence Nightingale
Who maintained accurate records from the beginning of nursing research? - Answer Florence
Nightingale
,Who is the founder of planned parenthood federation and opened the first birth control clinic in
the United States? - Answer Margaret Sanger
What is well-being? - Answer subjective perception of vitality, feeling well that is component
of parts who interacts with physically separate environment
The interaction World View of Health is: - Answer Human beings usually conceptualized as
whole comprised of parts who interacts with physically separate environment.
What is nutrition? - Answer The study of the intake of food and how food nourishes the body
What is food desert? - Answer An area in a developed country where healthy food is difficult
to obtain ( 1minute urban; 10 miles rural)
What is nutrients? - Answer Substances in food that your body needs to grow, to repair itself,
and to supply you with energy
Patients that have open skin have a higher risk for_____________. - Answer Malnutrition
What is macronutrients?(3) - Answer 1. Carbohydrates
2. Protein
3. Fats
What is micronutrients?(3) - Answer 1. vitamins
2. nutrients
3. water
What type of people have less concentration in their body? - Answer Elderly People
What type of people have a higher concentration in their body? - Answer Children
What are the fat soluble vitamins? - Answer A, D, E, K
What are the water soluble vitamins? - Answer B and C
What type of vitamins do you get through your diet? - Answer A and E
, What types of vitamins do you get from sun exposure? - Answer D
What type of vitamins are produced by normal bacteria in colon? - Answer K
Is it possible to overdose on fat soluble vitamins? - Answer Yes, it is possible to overdose on fat
soluble vitamins.
What are nutrient functions? - Answer 1-Tissue Growth and maintenance
2-Provide Energy
3-Regulate Body Processes
Women's caloric intake - Answer 1600-2400 calories
What are stressors? - Answer anything perceived as challenging, threatening, or demanding
that triggers a stress reaction.
What is stress? - Answer is a condition in which the human system responds to changes in its
normal balanced state.
What is adaptation? - Answer The change that takes place as a result of the response to a
stressor.
What is homeostasis? - Answer Various physiological mechanisms within the body respond to
internal changes to maintain relative constancy in the internal environment.
What is anxiety? - Answer Most common human response to stress.
Fatigue and sleepiness can compromise what when caring for a patient? - Answer patient
safety,increase risk for adverse events such as medication errors, decreased alertness, and to be
able to perform tasks competently are well documented.
How does exercise affect sleep ? - Answer Morning is the best time to excerise and exercising
within 3 hours of sleep is not a good idea, it makes it harder for your body to relax and to go to
sleep.
How does diet affect sleep? - Answer Diet can promote or interfere with sleep. High saturated
fat close to sleep is bad. tryptophan in milk and cheese may promote sleep but too much