BSMCON NUR 2102 Exam Study Guide
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Questions 2024-2025
name the various family unit types - ANSWER nuclear, single-parent, alternative, extended,
skip-generation
Identify some health risk factors - ANSWER GALE
Genetic and physiological factors: ex. Being overweight affects physical functioning of the body
Age: increases susceptibility to certain diseases
Lifestyle: contains factors that have positive or negative effects on health, such as
smoking, drinking, and using drugs
Environment: includes cleanliness, heat, cold, overcrowding, and air quality
5 stages of health behavior change - ANSWER PCPAM
Pre-contemplation
Contemplation
Preparation
Action
Maintenance
pre-contemplation - ANSWER unaware of or underestimates a problem; no intent to change
contemplation - ANSWER considering a change within 6 months
,preparation - ANSWER tried to change without success; intends to take action within
next month
maintenance - ANSWER sustained change over time after 6 months of action; avoid relapse
action - ANSWER actively engaged in behavior change; commitment of time and energy
impact of illness on families - ANSWER CLARIF-C
Conflict about unaccustomed responsibilities
Loneliness as a result of separation and pending loss
Anxiety about outcomes
Role changes/task reassignments
Increased demands on time
Financial problems
Change in social customs
5 characteristics/components of critical thinking - ANSWER CAKES
Competencies
Attitudes
Knowledge
Experience
Standards
11 critical thinking attitudes - ANSWER RIP DIF CCC HR
risk-taking
, independence
perseverance
discipline
integrity
fairness
confidence
creativity
curiosity
humility
responsibility
3 levels of critical thinking - ANSWER basic, complex, and commitment
basic critical thinking - ANSWER by the book, no
deviations trust the experts
limited knowledge and experience
complex critical thinking - ANSWER autonomy
analyze/examine
increased knowledge, experience, intuition, and flexible attitude
conflicting solutions may exist
commitment - ANSWER make choices without helps from others
anticipate patient needs
assume full responsibility
expert level of knowledge, experience, developed intuition, and reflective flexible attitude
with Complete Solutions |Latest Update
Questions 2024-2025
name the various family unit types - ANSWER nuclear, single-parent, alternative, extended,
skip-generation
Identify some health risk factors - ANSWER GALE
Genetic and physiological factors: ex. Being overweight affects physical functioning of the body
Age: increases susceptibility to certain diseases
Lifestyle: contains factors that have positive or negative effects on health, such as
smoking, drinking, and using drugs
Environment: includes cleanliness, heat, cold, overcrowding, and air quality
5 stages of health behavior change - ANSWER PCPAM
Pre-contemplation
Contemplation
Preparation
Action
Maintenance
pre-contemplation - ANSWER unaware of or underestimates a problem; no intent to change
contemplation - ANSWER considering a change within 6 months
,preparation - ANSWER tried to change without success; intends to take action within
next month
maintenance - ANSWER sustained change over time after 6 months of action; avoid relapse
action - ANSWER actively engaged in behavior change; commitment of time and energy
impact of illness on families - ANSWER CLARIF-C
Conflict about unaccustomed responsibilities
Loneliness as a result of separation and pending loss
Anxiety about outcomes
Role changes/task reassignments
Increased demands on time
Financial problems
Change in social customs
5 characteristics/components of critical thinking - ANSWER CAKES
Competencies
Attitudes
Knowledge
Experience
Standards
11 critical thinking attitudes - ANSWER RIP DIF CCC HR
risk-taking
, independence
perseverance
discipline
integrity
fairness
confidence
creativity
curiosity
humility
responsibility
3 levels of critical thinking - ANSWER basic, complex, and commitment
basic critical thinking - ANSWER by the book, no
deviations trust the experts
limited knowledge and experience
complex critical thinking - ANSWER autonomy
analyze/examine
increased knowledge, experience, intuition, and flexible attitude
conflicting solutions may exist
commitment - ANSWER make choices without helps from others
anticipate patient needs
assume full responsibility
expert level of knowledge, experience, developed intuition, and reflective flexible attitude
