MN 566 exam practice questions and answers
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1. An APRN does not practice medicine but rather?: was on care and transforms
characteristic medical methods of practice for nursing purposes dr
2. generalized patterns of nursing care are represented in the circle of caring model
as follows?: courage authentic presence advocacy knowing commitment patience
3. authentic presence: is a unique way of being with others unique in that it is a way of
ordering and balancing self so as to grow in one's beauty and spirit
4. existential advocacy is contested with advocacy that is either?: paternalistic or
consumer-oriented
5. paternalistic advocacy is characterized by: a sense of "as the expert, i know what is
best for you and your life"
6. consumer oriented advocacy takes the approach that?: ill just give you the facts and
options you sort them out by yourself
7. carper described patterns of knowing fundamental to nursing:
personal empiric ethical
aesthetic knowing
8. empiric knowing: is an avenue for drawing on science and skilled observation
, 9. ethical knowing: prompts the practitioner to ask what are the personal and professional
values that enter into this situation and thus what is right for this situation
10. esthetic knowing: develops as the practitioner incorporates knowing gained from the
other patterns in the context of fully living the situation as she or he cocreates with the nursed
an integrated understanding of the unfolding whole picture
11. according to the american holistic nurse's association health can be described as:
a state or process in which an individual experiences a sense of well being, harmony, and
unity of one's body-mind-spirit within an every changing environment
12. ___ is a state in which the physical, psychological, social, spiritual and cultural
attributes of a person are in balance creating harmony within the body: health
13. health involves?: physical spiritual
social/cultural psychological
14. ___ can be defined as activities and preventive measures that contribute to an
individual's state of optimal health: health promotion
15. primary prevention: is the prevention of disease
16. secondary prevention: consist of early screening and detection of disease
17. tertiary prevention: is the restoration of health after illness or disease has occurred
18. ___ prevention has become the focus of health promotion: primary
19. primary prevention examples?: immunizations health education skin cancer
prevention measures weight control seatbelt use violence prevention substance
abuse education on:
smoking, alcohol and drugs environmental hazards avoidance
protective hearing equipment safety helmets for motorcycles,
skateboards and bicycles nutrition counseling
guaranteed pass
1. An APRN does not practice medicine but rather?: was on care and transforms
characteristic medical methods of practice for nursing purposes dr
2. generalized patterns of nursing care are represented in the circle of caring model
as follows?: courage authentic presence advocacy knowing commitment patience
3. authentic presence: is a unique way of being with others unique in that it is a way of
ordering and balancing self so as to grow in one's beauty and spirit
4. existential advocacy is contested with advocacy that is either?: paternalistic or
consumer-oriented
5. paternalistic advocacy is characterized by: a sense of "as the expert, i know what is
best for you and your life"
6. consumer oriented advocacy takes the approach that?: ill just give you the facts and
options you sort them out by yourself
7. carper described patterns of knowing fundamental to nursing:
personal empiric ethical
aesthetic knowing
8. empiric knowing: is an avenue for drawing on science and skilled observation
, 9. ethical knowing: prompts the practitioner to ask what are the personal and professional
values that enter into this situation and thus what is right for this situation
10. esthetic knowing: develops as the practitioner incorporates knowing gained from the
other patterns in the context of fully living the situation as she or he cocreates with the nursed
an integrated understanding of the unfolding whole picture
11. according to the american holistic nurse's association health can be described as:
a state or process in which an individual experiences a sense of well being, harmony, and
unity of one's body-mind-spirit within an every changing environment
12. ___ is a state in which the physical, psychological, social, spiritual and cultural
attributes of a person are in balance creating harmony within the body: health
13. health involves?: physical spiritual
social/cultural psychological
14. ___ can be defined as activities and preventive measures that contribute to an
individual's state of optimal health: health promotion
15. primary prevention: is the prevention of disease
16. secondary prevention: consist of early screening and detection of disease
17. tertiary prevention: is the restoration of health after illness or disease has occurred
18. ___ prevention has become the focus of health promotion: primary
19. primary prevention examples?: immunizations health education skin cancer
prevention measures weight control seatbelt use violence prevention substance
abuse education on:
smoking, alcohol and drugs environmental hazards avoidance
protective hearing equipment safety helmets for motorcycles,
skateboards and bicycles nutrition counseling
