NURS 3016 - Dr. Treva Reed, final exam study set 1
Questions With Complete Solutions
___________________ alone does not lead to change Correct
Answers understanding
"the long haul" Correct Answers chronic phase
"We as a family pull together and don't need help from others,";
reject help from outside sources Correct Answers closed
boundary
"When did you decide you needed to eat better?" Correct
Answers linear
1 in ______ households has a child with special care needs
Correct Answers 5
5 Family functions: Correct Answers Reproductive: the
biological function of reproduction. Socialization: raise and
socialize their children to fit into society. Affective: ways family
members relate to one another and those outside the immediate
family boundaries. Economic: implications on ability to acquire
health care and be healthy based on finances. Health care: The
family is the primary source of individual health care.
5 sources of role difficulties? Correct Answers Unable to
define situation Lack role knowledge Lack role consensus Role
conflict Role overload
,a good death may include Correct Answers pain and symptom
management, clear decision making, preparation for death,
completion/closure, contributing to others, affirmation, religious
and cultural beliefs respected
a health condition lasting more than 6 months Correct Answers
chronic illness
Actual nursing diagnosis Correct Answers Decisional conflict
Actual nursing diagnosis Correct Answers Impaired home
maintenance
Actual nursing diagnosis Correct Answers Knowledge deficit
addresses how families can play a part in promoting the health
of children and their capacities Correct Answers as health-
promoting actors, which explains how families, in their
everyday life, engage in promoting the health of their members
All communication has what two levels? Correct Answers
content and relationship
All communication has what two major channels for
transmission? Correct Answers digital (verbal) and analogical
(nonverbal)
All dyadic relationships have varying degrees of symmetry and
complementarity Correct Answers true
,approach that is required with palliative care Correct Answers
interdisciplinary
are crucial in palliative care Correct Answers education and
support of patient and family
Are descriptive and prescriptive, guide nursing assessment and
intervention? Correct Answers nursing conceptual models
asked for planning purposes Correct Answers
hypothetical/future-oriented question
attention is paid to physical, psychological, social and spiritual
needs and concerns Correct Answers palliative care
Barriers to implementing interventions include Correct Answers
family related barriers, nursing related barriers
Basis in developmental psychology? Correct Answers
bioecological systems theory
begin to be able to function again Correct Answers
reorganization
behaviours of younger siblings of a child with chronic illness
Correct Answers guilt, pressure to be good child, resentment,
loss and isolation, shame, frustration
benefits of mutual goal setting on families Correct Answers
positive effect on interactions more likely to work toward goals
tend to feel accountable for decisions
, biology of cognition two ways of explaining the world Correct
Answers objectivity, objectivity in paratheses
Calgary Family Assessment Model examines
_______________, _______________________ and
___________________ assessment of a Family Correct
Answers structural, developmental, functional
can last for many months, even years and can coexist with active
treatments Correct Answers palliative care
change can have a myriad of Correct Answers causes/effects
change in their relationships, exacerbations lead to stronger ties
Correct Answers altering relationships
change is dependent on Correct Answers context
change is dependent on coevolving goals for Correct Answers
treatment
change is dependent on the perception of the Correct Answers
problem
change is determined by Correct Answers structure
change occurs by means of a "fit" between the therapeutic
offerings of the nurse and the _____________________
structures of family members Correct Answers
biopsychosocial-spiritual
Questions With Complete Solutions
___________________ alone does not lead to change Correct
Answers understanding
"the long haul" Correct Answers chronic phase
"We as a family pull together and don't need help from others,";
reject help from outside sources Correct Answers closed
boundary
"When did you decide you needed to eat better?" Correct
Answers linear
1 in ______ households has a child with special care needs
Correct Answers 5
5 Family functions: Correct Answers Reproductive: the
biological function of reproduction. Socialization: raise and
socialize their children to fit into society. Affective: ways family
members relate to one another and those outside the immediate
family boundaries. Economic: implications on ability to acquire
health care and be healthy based on finances. Health care: The
family is the primary source of individual health care.
5 sources of role difficulties? Correct Answers Unable to
define situation Lack role knowledge Lack role consensus Role
conflict Role overload
,a good death may include Correct Answers pain and symptom
management, clear decision making, preparation for death,
completion/closure, contributing to others, affirmation, religious
and cultural beliefs respected
a health condition lasting more than 6 months Correct Answers
chronic illness
Actual nursing diagnosis Correct Answers Decisional conflict
Actual nursing diagnosis Correct Answers Impaired home
maintenance
Actual nursing diagnosis Correct Answers Knowledge deficit
addresses how families can play a part in promoting the health
of children and their capacities Correct Answers as health-
promoting actors, which explains how families, in their
everyday life, engage in promoting the health of their members
All communication has what two levels? Correct Answers
content and relationship
All communication has what two major channels for
transmission? Correct Answers digital (verbal) and analogical
(nonverbal)
All dyadic relationships have varying degrees of symmetry and
complementarity Correct Answers true
,approach that is required with palliative care Correct Answers
interdisciplinary
are crucial in palliative care Correct Answers education and
support of patient and family
Are descriptive and prescriptive, guide nursing assessment and
intervention? Correct Answers nursing conceptual models
asked for planning purposes Correct Answers
hypothetical/future-oriented question
attention is paid to physical, psychological, social and spiritual
needs and concerns Correct Answers palliative care
Barriers to implementing interventions include Correct Answers
family related barriers, nursing related barriers
Basis in developmental psychology? Correct Answers
bioecological systems theory
begin to be able to function again Correct Answers
reorganization
behaviours of younger siblings of a child with chronic illness
Correct Answers guilt, pressure to be good child, resentment,
loss and isolation, shame, frustration
benefits of mutual goal setting on families Correct Answers
positive effect on interactions more likely to work toward goals
tend to feel accountable for decisions
, biology of cognition two ways of explaining the world Correct
Answers objectivity, objectivity in paratheses
Calgary Family Assessment Model examines
_______________, _______________________ and
___________________ assessment of a Family Correct
Answers structural, developmental, functional
can last for many months, even years and can coexist with active
treatments Correct Answers palliative care
change can have a myriad of Correct Answers causes/effects
change in their relationships, exacerbations lead to stronger ties
Correct Answers altering relationships
change is dependent on Correct Answers context
change is dependent on coevolving goals for Correct Answers
treatment
change is dependent on the perception of the Correct Answers
problem
change is determined by Correct Answers structure
change occurs by means of a "fit" between the therapeutic
offerings of the nurse and the _____________________
structures of family members Correct Answers
biopsychosocial-spiritual
