Nursing 2400 Exam 1 Practice Test Questions with Answers

Bloom's Taxonomy says passing the questions on NCLEX are at the _________ and above level Application __________ retention is the foundation for higher order thinking. From Recall to understanding, application, analysis, synthesis and evaluation Knowledge interaction between two people in which input from both contributes to a climate of healing, growth promotion, and or illness prevention Therapeutic Relationship Rapport, Trust, Respect, Genuineness, Empathy Conditions essential to the development of a therapeutic relationship. "Really Trust Her Gee" How a relationship begins. The development between two people in a relationship of special feelings based on mutual acceptance, warmth, friendliness, common interest, a sense of trust, and a nonjudgmental attitude. Rapport A loaded thing; reliability, integrity, veracity. Can't be presumed, has to be earned. Once lost, hard to regain. Basis for a therapeutic relationship. Think Erickson stage. Trust. Nurses have built in aspect of trust. Most trusted and honest. Consistently rated number 1. Trust vs mistrust is first Erickson stage. Providing a blanket when the client is cold, keeping promises, being honest, being consistent, taking client's preferences, requests and opinions into consideration, ensuring confidentialtiy. Nursing interventions that promote trust. Think autonomy ; what do they want? Rogers called this unconditional positive regard. Nunjudgmental and unconditional. Does not depend on behavior or standards met. Person accepted for no other reason that being a worthwhile and unique human. Respect. Should be given up front. Unique, worthwhile. All patients should be treated with the same level of respect. Calling the client by preferred name, spending time with them, allowing for sufficient time to answer questions, promoting atmosphere of privacy during therapy, always being open and honest, taking ideas preferences and opinions into consideration when planning care, striving to understand the motivation behind the client's behavior. Ways nurses can show and attitude of respect.