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Chapterb 3:b Supportingb Lifeb Transitionsb andb Spiritualityb inb thebElderlybMultipl

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Identifyb theb choiceb thatb bestb completesb theb statementb orb answersb theb question.

_ 1.b Whichb statementb isb LEASTb trueb aboutb lifeb transitions?
1) Abpersonb usuallyb experiencesb onlyb oneb transitionb inb ab lifetime.
2) Sometimesb therebisbmoreb thanb oneb transitionb occurringb atb theb sameb timeb inb ab person’sb lif
3) Challengingb experiencesb thatb accompanyb agingb mayb requireb lifeb transitions.
4) Eachb lossb orb changeb requiresb transitionalb effortb fromb theb personb experiencingb it.


_ 2.b Ab76-year-oldb patientb recoveringbfromb hipb replacementb surgeryb isb upsetb andb doesb not
feelb atb peacebbecauseb ofbherb inabilityb tob attendbchurchb asb abresultb ofb theb injury.bWhatb isb theb bestbres
ponsebbyb thebnurse?
1) Encourageb herb tob readb abbook,bmagazine,b orb newspaper.

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2) Suggestb thatb sheb watchb televisionb tobkeepb herb mindb distracted.
3) Offerb tobcallb theb hospital’sbchaplainb orb clergymanb tobcomeb prayb withb her.
4) Tellbherb tobsleepb sob thatb herb bodyb canbhealbandb returnb tob abstatebofbpeacefulness.



_ 3.b Whichb wouldbNOTbbebconsideredb ab transitionalb event?
1) Marriage
2) Losingbab job
3) Movingb tob abnewbhome
4) Visitingb anb amusementb park


_ 4.b Whichbisb NOTbanb identifiedb featureb ofb ab transition?
1) Abstagebofb denial
2) Abphaseb ofb turmoil
3) Anb alteredb timeb perspective
4) Abdisturbanceb inb bodyb function


_ 5.b Theb nurseb respectsb anb olderb patient’sb decisionb andb rightb tob refuseb treatmentb andb returns
atb ab laterb timeb tob offerb previouslyb refusedb medication.b Whichb factorb influencingb transitionalboutcome
sbappliesbtobthisbpatient’sbsituation?
1) Degreeb ofb choice
2) Perceptionb ofb change
3) Preparationb forb theb change
4) Extentb orb degreeb ofb change


_ 6.b Whichb actionb wouldb LEASTblikelyb supportb theb degreebofb changeb thatb anb olderb person
hasb tob makeb whenb preparingb tob move?
1) Selectingbab homeb thatbmeetsb theb physicalb needsb ofb theb person
2) Ensuringb theb newb homebisb locatedbnearb ab seniorb citizen’sb center
3) Choosingb ab smallerb apartmentb sob theb personb hasb fewerb itemsb tob move
4) Findingb ab homeb withb abgroceryb storeb withinb walkingb distance


_ 7.b Whichb approachb isb LEASTb appropriateb whenb helpingb patientsb prepareb forb transitions?
1) Avoidb discussingb difficultb topicsb withb patients.

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2) Repeatb allb necessaryb informationb aboutb theb transition.
3) Involveb familyb membersb whenb discussingb futureb transitions.
4) Talkb tob patientsb andbresidentsb aboutb changesb tob beb anticipated.



_ 8.b Whichb characteristicsb shouldb beb consideredb whenb ab personb isb transitioning?
1) Gender
2) Vitalbsigns
3) Pastb experiences
4) Heightb andb weight


_ 9.b Whatb aspectsb ofb thebenvironmentb inb ab hospitalb roomb wouldbmostblikelyb allowb forb smooth
transitioning?
1) Warmbandbdark
2) Cleanb andb colorful
3) Restrictiveb andb demanding
4) Cheerfulb andb relaxing


_ 10.b Whichbisb NOTbabcommonbtransitionbforb anb olderb adult?
1) Marriage
2) Healthb changes
3) Familyb roleb changes
4) Jobb changesb andb retirement


_ 11.b Ab68-year-
oldb patientb hasb justb beenbadmittedb tob theb oncologyb unitb withb ab newb diagnosisbofb lungbcancer.bThisb is
b theb patient’sb firstb hospitalbadmissionb andb shebknowsb veryb littleb aboutb thebdiagnosis.bWhichb actionb s


1) btheb nursebtakebtobmakeb thisb patient’sb transition
hould b easier?
Administer b anb antianxietyb agentb tob keepb herb calm.



2) Leaveb ab printoutb aboutb lungb cancerb atb herb bedside.
3) Talkb withbherb aboutb herb fears,b questions,borb concerns.
4) Tellbherb abphysicianb willb beb inb tobexplainbwhatbisb goingbon.



_ 12.b Spiritualityb isb definedbas
1) Theb serviceb andb worshipb ofb Godb orb thebsupernatural

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2) Theb organizedb practiceb ofbone’sb beliefb inb ab higherb power
3) Formalb worshipb involvingb prescribedb actionsb orb practices
4) Abfeelingb fromb withinb thatb communicatesb ab higherb powerb atb work



_ 13.b Whichb isb theb LEASTblikelyb wayb tob assessb ab patient’sb spiritualbneeds?
1) Lookingbforb anyb religiousb booksb inb theb patient’sb room
2) Identifyingb theb patient’sb religiousb preferenceb fromb theb chart
3) Askingb theb patient’sb neighborb ifb heb orb sheb hasb heardb theb patientb praying
4) Lookingb forb identifyingb jewelryb orb artifactsb inb theb patient’sb personalb belongings


_ 14.b Ab73-year-
oldb patientb recoveringb fromb coronaryb arteryb bypassb surgeryb isb depressedb andbisb continuouslyb asking,
b “Whyb isb Godb doingb thisb tob me?”bTheb bestb responsebbyb theb nurseb isb to
1) Askb theb patientb ifb heb hasb anyb specificb spiritualb needsb tob beb addressed.
2) Callb forb ab psychiatricb consultationb tob screenb theb patientb forb depression.
3) Reassureb theb patientb thatb heb didb nothingb wrongb andbeverythingb isb okay.
4) Tellb theb patientb thatb sadnessb usuallyb occursb afterb undergoingbheartb surgery.




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15.bAbpatientb asksb thebnursebtob prayb withbher,b however,bthebnursebdoesb notbusuallyb pray.bW
hich bapproachbwouldb beb theb LEASTbsupportiveb ofb theb patient’sb needs?
1) Holdb theb patient’sb handsb whileb sheb prays.
2) Sitbnearb theb patientb andb beb reverentb duringb theb prayer.
3) Tellbthebpatientbtobfindbsomeonebelsebwhob willbpraybwithbher.
4) Findb ab coworkerb whob wouldb beb willingb tob prayb withb theb patient.




_ 16.b Achievingb gerotranscendenceb allowsb forb anb olderb personb to
1) Liveb lifeb withoutb regretb andb dieb well.
2) Withdrawb andb disengageb fromb life’sb manyb hardships.
3) Becomebmoreb involvedb withb theb selfb ratherb thanb others.
4) Reachb ab stateb ofb wealthb andb superfluousb socialb interaction.


_ 17.b Whichbisb theb LEASTblikelyb reasonb tob performb ablifeb review?
1) Tobreflectbonb allbthebgreatbaccomplishmentsb ofbone’sb life
2) Tobidentifyb strengthsb thatb canbassistb withb currentb transitions

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