Correct Answer:
- behavioral
- emotional
- self concept (body image/ physical appearance)
- family roles and dynamics Correct Answer: impact of illness on patient and
family
- collect data (history, physical exams, lab/diagnostic data)
- interpret data (validate, analyze, cluster, document) Correct Answer: two steps
of assessment
- developmental stage
- intellectual background
- emotional factors
- spiritual factors Correct Answer: internal variables influencing health beliefs and
health practices
- family practices
- socioeconomic factors
- cultural background Correct Answer: external variables influencing health beliefs
and health practices
- health promotion
- wellness education
- illness prevention Correct Answer: types of health promotion activities
,- one that follows economic imperatives
- one that supports an organized care delivery approach Correct Answer: two
types of integrated health care systems
- orientation phase
- working phase
- termination phase Correct Answer: three phases of an interview
- precontemplation
- contemplation
- preparation
- action
- maintenance Correct Answer: stages of behavior changes
- preventative
- primary
- secondary
- tertiary
- restorative
- continuing care Correct Answer: six levels of care
- primary
- secondary
- tertiary Correct Answer: levels of disease prevention
- subjective
- objective
- primary
- secondary Correct Answer: 4 sources of data
- wellness
, - actual
- potential
- collaborative Correct Answer: types of diagnoses
1920s Correct Answer: nursing specialties began to emerge by the
1990 Correct Answer: in ____, the ANA established the Center for Ethics and
Human Rights
7 components of wellness Correct Answer: - physical
- emotional
- social
- vocational
- intellectual
- spiritual
- environmental
accountability Correct Answer: means you are professionally and legally
responsible for the type and quality of nursing care provided
action stage Correct Answer: type of stage
- actively engaged in strategies to change behavior
- sometimes lasts up to 6 months
acuity Correct Answer: how sick you are
acute illness Correct Answer: - is usually short term. symptoms appear abruptly,
are intense, and often subside after a short period
- ex: breaking a bone, heart attack, asthma attack
advanced practice registered nurses Correct Answer: - clinical nurse specialist
- nurse practitioner
- certified registered nurse anesthetist
- behavioral
- emotional
- self concept (body image/ physical appearance)
- family roles and dynamics Correct Answer: impact of illness on patient and
family
- collect data (history, physical exams, lab/diagnostic data)
- interpret data (validate, analyze, cluster, document) Correct Answer: two steps
of assessment
- developmental stage
- intellectual background
- emotional factors
- spiritual factors Correct Answer: internal variables influencing health beliefs and
health practices
- family practices
- socioeconomic factors
- cultural background Correct Answer: external variables influencing health beliefs
and health practices
- health promotion
- wellness education
- illness prevention Correct Answer: types of health promotion activities
,- one that follows economic imperatives
- one that supports an organized care delivery approach Correct Answer: two
types of integrated health care systems
- orientation phase
- working phase
- termination phase Correct Answer: three phases of an interview
- precontemplation
- contemplation
- preparation
- action
- maintenance Correct Answer: stages of behavior changes
- preventative
- primary
- secondary
- tertiary
- restorative
- continuing care Correct Answer: six levels of care
- primary
- secondary
- tertiary Correct Answer: levels of disease prevention
- subjective
- objective
- primary
- secondary Correct Answer: 4 sources of data
- wellness
, - actual
- potential
- collaborative Correct Answer: types of diagnoses
1920s Correct Answer: nursing specialties began to emerge by the
1990 Correct Answer: in ____, the ANA established the Center for Ethics and
Human Rights
7 components of wellness Correct Answer: - physical
- emotional
- social
- vocational
- intellectual
- spiritual
- environmental
accountability Correct Answer: means you are professionally and legally
responsible for the type and quality of nursing care provided
action stage Correct Answer: type of stage
- actively engaged in strategies to change behavior
- sometimes lasts up to 6 months
acuity Correct Answer: how sick you are
acute illness Correct Answer: - is usually short term. symptoms appear abruptly,
are intense, and often subside after a short period
- ex: breaking a bone, heart attack, asthma attack
advanced practice registered nurses Correct Answer: - clinical nurse specialist
- nurse practitioner
- certified registered nurse anesthetist
