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TEST BANK COMPLETE_
COMPLEMENTARY THERAPIES IN NURSING: PROMOTING INTEGRATIVE CARE 9TH EDITION,
(2022)
BY RUTH LINDQUIST, MARY FRAN TRACY & MARIAH SNYDER
ALL CHAPTERS 1-30| LATEST VERSION WITH DETAILED AND VERIFIED ANSWERS| GRADE A+
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part i: foundations for practice ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4
chapter 1. Evolution and use of complementary therapies and integrative health approaches ------- 4
chapter 2. Presence --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 20
chapter 3. Therapeutic listening ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 37
chapter 4. Creating optimal healing environments ---------------------------------------------------------------- 53
chapter 5. Systems of care: tibetan medicine ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 70
chapter 6. Self-care and use of complementary therapies ------------------------------------------------------- 87
part ii: mind-body-spirit therapies --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 103
chapter 7. Imagery -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 103
chapter 8. Music intervention------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 123
chapter 9. Yoga ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 142
chapter 10. Biofeedback ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 161
chapter 11. Meditation -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 181
chapter 12. Journaling---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 198
chapter 13. Storytelling -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 216
chapter 14. Animal-assisted therapy --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 236
part iii: manipulative and body-based therapies--------------------------------------------------------- 255
chapter 15. Massage ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 255
chapter 16. Tai chi --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 272
chapter 17. Relaxation therapies -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 293
chapter 18. Exercise ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 314
part iv: biologically based therapies------------------------------------------------------------------------- 334
chapter 19. Aromatherapy ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 334
chapter 20. Herbal medicines ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 355
chapter 21. Functional foods and nutraceuticals ----------------------------------------------------------------- 376
part v: energy healing therapies ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 396
chapter 22. Heat and cold therapies --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 396
chapter 23. Healing touch ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 415
chapter 24. Reiki ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 438
chapter 25. Acupressure ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 454
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chapter 26. Reflexology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 471
part vi: practice, education, and research ----------------------------------------------------------------- 490
chapter 27. Integrating complementary therapies into nursing education ------------------------------- 490
chapter 28. Integrating complementary therapies into practice settings ---------------------------------- 511
chapter 29. Perspectives on future research ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 535
chapter 30. Afterword---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 553
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Part i: foundations for practice
Chapter 1. Evolution and use of complementary therapies and integrative health approaches
ruth lindquist: complementary therapies in nursing: promoting integrative care 9th edition, (2022) test bank
Multiple choice
1. Which of the following best describes the role of complementary therapies in nursing
practice?
A) they serve as the primary treatment modality in patient care.
B) they are used alongside conventional treatments to support holistic healing.
C) they are only applicable to alternative medicine practitioners.
D) they replace the need for pharmaceutical treatments.
Ans: b)
Complementary therapies are designed to work in conjunction with conventional medical
treatments to promote holistic healing. They focus on treating the whole person—mind,
body, and spirit—rather than just addressing the physical symptoms.
2. When assessing a patient, the nurse notices the patient is using acupuncture. What is
the nurse’s best response?
A) discontinue the use of acupuncture immediately.
B) encourage the patient to continue acupuncture without informing the physician.
C) ask the patient about the benefits and possible side effects of acupuncture.
D) assume acupuncture is ineffective and report it to the care team.
Ans: c)
It is important for nurses to assess and understand the patient’s use of complementary
therapies like acupuncture. A collaborative approach ensures patient safety and helps in
making informed decisions about care.
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3. Which of the following is a key principle of integrative health?
A) integrative health focuses exclusively on herbal remedies.
B) integrative health combines conventional medicine with complementary therapies.
C) integrative health disregards the patient's emotional needs.
D) integrative health uses only traditional treatments.
Ans: b)
Integrative health emphasizes the combination of conventional medical treatments with
complementary therapies, aiming for a more comprehensive and holistic approach to
patient care.
4. A nurse is educating a patient about the benefits of yoga. Which of the following
outcomes would the nurse most likely highlight?
A) immediate relief from pain
B) improved physical flexibility and mental well-being
C) complete cure for chronic conditions
D) reduction in the need for medication
Ans: b)
Yoga is often used in complementary therapy to enhance flexibility, reduce stress, and
improve mental health. While it may contribute to overall wellness, it is not a quick cure
for chronic conditions or a substitute for medications.
5. What is the primary purpose of the national center for complementary and integrative
health (nccih)?
A) to conduct research and provide evidence about complementary and integrative health
practices.
B) to promote acupuncture as the primary treatment for all medical conditions.
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C) to offer funding only for alternative medical practices.
D) to regulate the use of herbal supplements in clinical practice.
Ans: a)
The nccih conducts rigorous research to evaluate the safety and efficacy of
complementary and integrative health practices, helping to bridge the gap between
conventional medicine and alternative therapies.
6. In which situation would a nurse most likely suggest aromatherapy for a patient?
A) when the patient is experiencing severe respiratory distress.
B) to help manage the patient's stress and anxiety levels.
C) when the patient refuses all conventional treatments.
D) when the patient is undergoing major surgery.
Ans: b)
Aromatherapy can be effective in promoting relaxation and reducing anxiety. It is often
used as a complementary therapy in managing stress, but it would not be appropriate for
managing acute medical conditions like respiratory distress.
7. A nurse working with an oncology patient wants to integrate complementary therapies
into the patient’s care plan. What should the nurse first do?
A) assume complementary therapies are safe and begin their use immediately.
B) discuss the plan with the patient and ensure coordination with the oncology team.
C) ignore the patient’s request for complementary therapies if they conflict with
treatment protocols.
D) disregard patient preferences and only provide conventional treatments.
Ans: b)
TEST BANK COMPLETE_
COMPLEMENTARY THERAPIES IN NURSING: PROMOTING INTEGRATIVE CARE 9TH EDITION,
(2022)
BY RUTH LINDQUIST, MARY FRAN TRACY & MARIAH SNYDER
ALL CHAPTERS 1-30| LATEST VERSION WITH DETAILED AND VERIFIED ANSWERS| GRADE A+
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part i: foundations for practice ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4
chapter 1. Evolution and use of complementary therapies and integrative health approaches ------- 4
chapter 2. Presence --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 20
chapter 3. Therapeutic listening ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 37
chapter 4. Creating optimal healing environments ---------------------------------------------------------------- 53
chapter 5. Systems of care: tibetan medicine ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 70
chapter 6. Self-care and use of complementary therapies ------------------------------------------------------- 87
part ii: mind-body-spirit therapies --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 103
chapter 7. Imagery -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 103
chapter 8. Music intervention------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 123
chapter 9. Yoga ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 142
chapter 10. Biofeedback ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 161
chapter 11. Meditation -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 181
chapter 12. Journaling---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 198
chapter 13. Storytelling -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 216
chapter 14. Animal-assisted therapy --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 236
part iii: manipulative and body-based therapies--------------------------------------------------------- 255
chapter 15. Massage ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 255
chapter 16. Tai chi --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 272
chapter 17. Relaxation therapies -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 293
chapter 18. Exercise ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 314
part iv: biologically based therapies------------------------------------------------------------------------- 334
chapter 19. Aromatherapy ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 334
chapter 20. Herbal medicines ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 355
chapter 21. Functional foods and nutraceuticals ----------------------------------------------------------------- 376
part v: energy healing therapies ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 396
chapter 22. Heat and cold therapies --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 396
chapter 23. Healing touch ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 415
chapter 24. Reiki ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 438
chapter 25. Acupressure ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 454
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chapter 26. Reflexology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 471
part vi: practice, education, and research ----------------------------------------------------------------- 490
chapter 27. Integrating complementary therapies into nursing education ------------------------------- 490
chapter 28. Integrating complementary therapies into practice settings ---------------------------------- 511
chapter 29. Perspectives on future research ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 535
chapter 30. Afterword---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 553
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Part i: foundations for practice
Chapter 1. Evolution and use of complementary therapies and integrative health approaches
ruth lindquist: complementary therapies in nursing: promoting integrative care 9th edition, (2022) test bank
Multiple choice
1. Which of the following best describes the role of complementary therapies in nursing
practice?
A) they serve as the primary treatment modality in patient care.
B) they are used alongside conventional treatments to support holistic healing.
C) they are only applicable to alternative medicine practitioners.
D) they replace the need for pharmaceutical treatments.
Ans: b)
Complementary therapies are designed to work in conjunction with conventional medical
treatments to promote holistic healing. They focus on treating the whole person—mind,
body, and spirit—rather than just addressing the physical symptoms.
2. When assessing a patient, the nurse notices the patient is using acupuncture. What is
the nurse’s best response?
A) discontinue the use of acupuncture immediately.
B) encourage the patient to continue acupuncture without informing the physician.
C) ask the patient about the benefits and possible side effects of acupuncture.
D) assume acupuncture is ineffective and report it to the care team.
Ans: c)
It is important for nurses to assess and understand the patient’s use of complementary
therapies like acupuncture. A collaborative approach ensures patient safety and helps in
making informed decisions about care.
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3. Which of the following is a key principle of integrative health?
A) integrative health focuses exclusively on herbal remedies.
B) integrative health combines conventional medicine with complementary therapies.
C) integrative health disregards the patient's emotional needs.
D) integrative health uses only traditional treatments.
Ans: b)
Integrative health emphasizes the combination of conventional medical treatments with
complementary therapies, aiming for a more comprehensive and holistic approach to
patient care.
4. A nurse is educating a patient about the benefits of yoga. Which of the following
outcomes would the nurse most likely highlight?
A) immediate relief from pain
B) improved physical flexibility and mental well-being
C) complete cure for chronic conditions
D) reduction in the need for medication
Ans: b)
Yoga is often used in complementary therapy to enhance flexibility, reduce stress, and
improve mental health. While it may contribute to overall wellness, it is not a quick cure
for chronic conditions or a substitute for medications.
5. What is the primary purpose of the national center for complementary and integrative
health (nccih)?
A) to conduct research and provide evidence about complementary and integrative health
practices.
B) to promote acupuncture as the primary treatment for all medical conditions.
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C) to offer funding only for alternative medical practices.
D) to regulate the use of herbal supplements in clinical practice.
Ans: a)
The nccih conducts rigorous research to evaluate the safety and efficacy of
complementary and integrative health practices, helping to bridge the gap between
conventional medicine and alternative therapies.
6. In which situation would a nurse most likely suggest aromatherapy for a patient?
A) when the patient is experiencing severe respiratory distress.
B) to help manage the patient's stress and anxiety levels.
C) when the patient refuses all conventional treatments.
D) when the patient is undergoing major surgery.
Ans: b)
Aromatherapy can be effective in promoting relaxation and reducing anxiety. It is often
used as a complementary therapy in managing stress, but it would not be appropriate for
managing acute medical conditions like respiratory distress.
7. A nurse working with an oncology patient wants to integrate complementary therapies
into the patient’s care plan. What should the nurse first do?
A) assume complementary therapies are safe and begin their use immediately.
B) discuss the plan with the patient and ensure coordination with the oncology team.
C) ignore the patient’s request for complementary therapies if they conflict with
treatment protocols.
D) disregard patient preferences and only provide conventional treatments.
Ans: b)
