NUR 100 Exam 3 Questions and
Answers
Stress - Answer-General adaptation syndrome
If a person is under stress example of maladaptive behavior - Answer-Psychological
effect excessive sleeping insomnia high blood pressure ulcer low libido
If you are a nurse working in the busy place how would you help yourself to cope with
stress - Answer-
You are scheduled to many patients what should you do - Answer-Talk to supervisor
verbalize issues know your limits
Public health nurse - Answer-Entire population; promote health
Community health nurse - Answer-Particular community; promote health
Community health nurse helps the - Answer-Individual families and groups in the
community
Subpopulation - Answer-Stroke or pregnant people in community and make a program
to teach them as a group
Vulnerable population - Answer-Susceptible; older people, mentally ill, substance
abusers, children and immigrants, people in poverty, people who are abused
Vulnerable population you must - Answer-Assess first, give culturally congruent care,
pay attention to non verbal cues gestures and eye contact
Do not give financial or legal advice instead - Answer-Connect them to who can help
then
When making care plans remember that - Answer-Every person or family have their
own needs
Community health nurse - Answer-Raise funds, and link with the leaders of the
community to get funding for nutritional programs and medical supplies
No fridge - Answer-Toxins spoil food
Lack of running water - Answer-Poor hygiene
, A community health nurse should - Answer-Know the kind of neighborhood they're
going to
Assess environment Bad environment - Answer-Bad health
Case manager - Answer-Connect them to the right people
Change agent - Answer-Change or influence their life
Patient advocate - Answer-Refer to right people and speak for their rights
Collaborator - Answer-Work with other people of the team example physical therapist
and family
Epidemiologist - Answer-Tracking the rate of incident Heath teaching of how disease is
spread
Before dealing with a patient or family with loss death and grief - Answer-Solidify your
own beliefs and keep your composure
Grief - Answer-Emotional response to a loss
Example: crying
Mourning - Answer-The outward social expressions of grief and behavior associated
with loss
Example: weakening, wearing black, candle light visuals
Normal grief - Answer-Common universal reaction characterized by complex emotional
cognitive social physical behavioral and spiritual response to loss
During normal grief the nurse should - Answer-Stay and listen and give a therapeutic
touch
Marginal or unsupported grief - Answer-Relationship with deceased person is not
socially sanctioned
Example: death of a gay partner, death of a pet, death of a mistress' married lover
Complicated grief - Answer-Person has a prolonged or significantly difficult time moving
forward after a loss
Example: loss associated with sudden or tragic death like sudden accident or suicide
Complicated grief include - Answer-Exaggerated grief, delayed grief and masked grief
Complicated grief - Answer-Takes time, can't continue normal living, can't work
anymore
Answers
Stress - Answer-General adaptation syndrome
If a person is under stress example of maladaptive behavior - Answer-Psychological
effect excessive sleeping insomnia high blood pressure ulcer low libido
If you are a nurse working in the busy place how would you help yourself to cope with
stress - Answer-
You are scheduled to many patients what should you do - Answer-Talk to supervisor
verbalize issues know your limits
Public health nurse - Answer-Entire population; promote health
Community health nurse - Answer-Particular community; promote health
Community health nurse helps the - Answer-Individual families and groups in the
community
Subpopulation - Answer-Stroke or pregnant people in community and make a program
to teach them as a group
Vulnerable population - Answer-Susceptible; older people, mentally ill, substance
abusers, children and immigrants, people in poverty, people who are abused
Vulnerable population you must - Answer-Assess first, give culturally congruent care,
pay attention to non verbal cues gestures and eye contact
Do not give financial or legal advice instead - Answer-Connect them to who can help
then
When making care plans remember that - Answer-Every person or family have their
own needs
Community health nurse - Answer-Raise funds, and link with the leaders of the
community to get funding for nutritional programs and medical supplies
No fridge - Answer-Toxins spoil food
Lack of running water - Answer-Poor hygiene
, A community health nurse should - Answer-Know the kind of neighborhood they're
going to
Assess environment Bad environment - Answer-Bad health
Case manager - Answer-Connect them to the right people
Change agent - Answer-Change or influence their life
Patient advocate - Answer-Refer to right people and speak for their rights
Collaborator - Answer-Work with other people of the team example physical therapist
and family
Epidemiologist - Answer-Tracking the rate of incident Heath teaching of how disease is
spread
Before dealing with a patient or family with loss death and grief - Answer-Solidify your
own beliefs and keep your composure
Grief - Answer-Emotional response to a loss
Example: crying
Mourning - Answer-The outward social expressions of grief and behavior associated
with loss
Example: weakening, wearing black, candle light visuals
Normal grief - Answer-Common universal reaction characterized by complex emotional
cognitive social physical behavioral and spiritual response to loss
During normal grief the nurse should - Answer-Stay and listen and give a therapeutic
touch
Marginal or unsupported grief - Answer-Relationship with deceased person is not
socially sanctioned
Example: death of a gay partner, death of a pet, death of a mistress' married lover
Complicated grief - Answer-Person has a prolonged or significantly difficult time moving
forward after a loss
Example: loss associated with sudden or tragic death like sudden accident or suicide
Complicated grief include - Answer-Exaggerated grief, delayed grief and masked grief
Complicated grief - Answer-Takes time, can't continue normal living, can't work
anymore
