,Focus %dpon %dpAdult %dpHealth: %dpMedical-Surgical %dpNursing %dp3rd %dpEdition %dpby %dpLinda
Honan %dpTest %dpBank %dpTable %dpof %dpcontents:
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Chapter %dp1 %dpThe %dpnurse’s %dpRole %dpin %dpAdult %dpHealth %dpNursing
Chapter %dp2 %dpHealth %dpEducation %dpand %dpHealth %dpPromotion
Chapter %dp3 %dpChronic %dpIllness %dpand %dpEnd-of-Life %dpCare
Chapter %dp4 %dpFluid %dpand %dpElectrolyte %dpand %dpAcid–Base %dpImbalances
Chapter %dp5 %dpPerioperative %dpNursing
Chapter %dp6 %dpCancer %dpCare
Chapter %dp7 %dpPain %dpManagement
Chapter %dp8 %dpNursing %dpAssessment: %dpRespiratory %dpFunction
Chapter %dp9 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpUpper %dpRespiratory %dpTract %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp10 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpChest %dpand %dpLower %dpRespiratory
%dpTract %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp11 %dpNursing %dpManagement %dpof %dpPatients %dpDiagnosed %dpwith %dpChronic %dpObstructive
%dpPulmonary %dpDisease %dpand %dpAsthma
Chapter %dp12 %dpNursing %dpAssessment: %dpCardiovascular %dpand %dpCirculatory %dpFunction
Chapter %dp13 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpHypertension
Chapter %dp14 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpCoronary %dpVascular %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp15 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpComplications %dpfrom %dpHeart %dpDisease
Chapter %dp16 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpStructural, %dpInflammatory %dpand
%dpInfectious %dpCardiac %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp17 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpArrhythmias %dpand %dpConduction
%dpProblems
Chapter %dp18 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpVascular %dpDisorders %dpand %dpProblems
%dpof %dpPeripheral %dpCirculation
Chapter %dp19 %dpNursing %dpAssessment: %dpHematologic %dpFunction
Chapter %dp20 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpHematologic %dpdisorders
Chapter %dp21 %dpNursing %dpAssessment: %dpDigestive, %dpGastrointestinal, %dpand %dpMetabolic %dpFunction
Chapter %dp22 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpOral %dpand %dpEsophageal %dpDisorders
%dpand %dpPatients %dpReceiving %dpGastrointestinal %dpIntubation, %dpEnteral, %dpand %dpParenteral
%dpNutrition
Chapter %dp23 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpGastric %dpand %dpDuodenal %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp24 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpIntestinal %dpand %dpRectal %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp25 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpHepatic %dpand %dpBiliary %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp26 %dpNursing %dpAssessment: %dpRenal %dpand %dpUrinary %dpTract %dpFunction
Chapter %dp27 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpRenal %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp28 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpUrinary %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp29 %dpNursing %dpAssessment: %dpEndocrine %dpFunction
Chapter %dp30 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpDiabetes %dpMellitus
Chapter %dp31 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpEndocrine %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp32 %dpNursing %dpAssessment: %dpFemale %dpand %dpMale %dpReproductive %dpFunction
Chapter %dp33 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpBreast %dpand %dpFemale %dpReproductive
%dpDisorders
Chapter %dp34 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpMale %dpReproductive %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp35 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpSexually %dpTransmitted %dpInfections
,Chapter %dp36 %dpNursing %dpAssessment: %dpImmune %dpFunction
Chapter %dp37 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpImmunodeficiency, %dpHIV %dpInfection,
%dpand %dpAIDS
Chapter %dp38 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpAllergic %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp39 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpRheumatic %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp40 %dpNursing %dpAssessment: %dpMusculoskeletal %dpFunction
Chapter %dp41 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpMusculoskeletal %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp42 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpMusculoskeletal %dpTrauma
Chapter %dp43 %dpNursing %dpAssessment: %dpNeurologic %dpFunction
Chapter %dp44 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpOncologic %dpDisorders %dpof %dpthe %dpBrain
%dpand %dpSpinal %dpCord
Chapter %dp45 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpNeurologic %dpTrauma
Chapter %dp46 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpNeurologic %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp47 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpCerebrovascular %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp48 %dpNursing %dpAssessment: %dpSensorineural %dpFunction
Chapter %dp49 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpEye %dpand %dpVision %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp50 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpHearing %dpand %dpBalance %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp51 %dpNursing %dpAssessment: %dpIntegumentary %dpFunction
Chapter %dp52 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpDermatologic %dpProblems
Chapter %dp53 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpBurn %dpInjury
Chapter %dp54 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpShock %dpand %dpMultisystem %dpFailure
Chapter %dp55 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpCritical %dpCare
Chapter %dp56 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpEmergencies %dpand %dpDisasters
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Chapter 1 The nurse’s Role in Adult Health Nursing
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. The nurse ensures that a client’s bed space is neat and clean with the call light within easy
reach. The nurse is focusing on which nursing theorist who realized the importance of the
environmentfor care?
1. Florence Nightingale
2. Sister Callista Roy
3. Dorothea Orem
4. Martha Rogers
ANS: 1
Florence Nightingales theory focused on the environment for care. Sister Callista Roys model is
based in systems theory and an individuals ability to adapt. Dorothea Orems model is the self-
care deficit theory. Martha Rogers model is the science of unitary human beings.
PTS:1DIF:Apply
REF:Emergence of Contemporary Nursing in the United States
2. The nurse is instructing a
client on self-administration of insulin so that the client will not need
a health care provider to do this activity. The nurse is implementing which of the following
aspects of Virginia Hendersons theory of nursing?
1. A caring relationship
2. Helping the client achieve independence from the nurses assistance as quickly as possible
3. Integration of objective and subjective data
4. Application of critical thinking
ANS: 2
Honan %dpTest %dpBank %dpTable %dpof %dpcontents:
%dp
Chapter %dp1 %dpThe %dpnurse’s %dpRole %dpin %dpAdult %dpHealth %dpNursing
Chapter %dp2 %dpHealth %dpEducation %dpand %dpHealth %dpPromotion
Chapter %dp3 %dpChronic %dpIllness %dpand %dpEnd-of-Life %dpCare
Chapter %dp4 %dpFluid %dpand %dpElectrolyte %dpand %dpAcid–Base %dpImbalances
Chapter %dp5 %dpPerioperative %dpNursing
Chapter %dp6 %dpCancer %dpCare
Chapter %dp7 %dpPain %dpManagement
Chapter %dp8 %dpNursing %dpAssessment: %dpRespiratory %dpFunction
Chapter %dp9 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpUpper %dpRespiratory %dpTract %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp10 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpChest %dpand %dpLower %dpRespiratory
%dpTract %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp11 %dpNursing %dpManagement %dpof %dpPatients %dpDiagnosed %dpwith %dpChronic %dpObstructive
%dpPulmonary %dpDisease %dpand %dpAsthma
Chapter %dp12 %dpNursing %dpAssessment: %dpCardiovascular %dpand %dpCirculatory %dpFunction
Chapter %dp13 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpHypertension
Chapter %dp14 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpCoronary %dpVascular %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp15 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpComplications %dpfrom %dpHeart %dpDisease
Chapter %dp16 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpStructural, %dpInflammatory %dpand
%dpInfectious %dpCardiac %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp17 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpArrhythmias %dpand %dpConduction
%dpProblems
Chapter %dp18 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpVascular %dpDisorders %dpand %dpProblems
%dpof %dpPeripheral %dpCirculation
Chapter %dp19 %dpNursing %dpAssessment: %dpHematologic %dpFunction
Chapter %dp20 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpHematologic %dpdisorders
Chapter %dp21 %dpNursing %dpAssessment: %dpDigestive, %dpGastrointestinal, %dpand %dpMetabolic %dpFunction
Chapter %dp22 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpOral %dpand %dpEsophageal %dpDisorders
%dpand %dpPatients %dpReceiving %dpGastrointestinal %dpIntubation, %dpEnteral, %dpand %dpParenteral
%dpNutrition
Chapter %dp23 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpGastric %dpand %dpDuodenal %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp24 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpIntestinal %dpand %dpRectal %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp25 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpHepatic %dpand %dpBiliary %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp26 %dpNursing %dpAssessment: %dpRenal %dpand %dpUrinary %dpTract %dpFunction
Chapter %dp27 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpRenal %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp28 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpUrinary %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp29 %dpNursing %dpAssessment: %dpEndocrine %dpFunction
Chapter %dp30 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpDiabetes %dpMellitus
Chapter %dp31 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpEndocrine %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp32 %dpNursing %dpAssessment: %dpFemale %dpand %dpMale %dpReproductive %dpFunction
Chapter %dp33 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpBreast %dpand %dpFemale %dpReproductive
%dpDisorders
Chapter %dp34 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpMale %dpReproductive %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp35 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpSexually %dpTransmitted %dpInfections
,Chapter %dp36 %dpNursing %dpAssessment: %dpImmune %dpFunction
Chapter %dp37 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpImmunodeficiency, %dpHIV %dpInfection,
%dpand %dpAIDS
Chapter %dp38 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpAllergic %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp39 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpRheumatic %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp40 %dpNursing %dpAssessment: %dpMusculoskeletal %dpFunction
Chapter %dp41 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpMusculoskeletal %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp42 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpMusculoskeletal %dpTrauma
Chapter %dp43 %dpNursing %dpAssessment: %dpNeurologic %dpFunction
Chapter %dp44 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpOncologic %dpDisorders %dpof %dpthe %dpBrain
%dpand %dpSpinal %dpCord
Chapter %dp45 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpNeurologic %dpTrauma
Chapter %dp46 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpNeurologic %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp47 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpCerebrovascular %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp48 %dpNursing %dpAssessment: %dpSensorineural %dpFunction
Chapter %dp49 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpEye %dpand %dpVision %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp50 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpHearing %dpand %dpBalance %dpDisorders
Chapter %dp51 %dpNursing %dpAssessment: %dpIntegumentary %dpFunction
Chapter %dp52 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpDermatologic %dpProblems
Chapter %dp53 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpPatients %dpwith %dpBurn %dpInjury
Chapter %dp54 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpShock %dpand %dpMultisystem %dpFailure
Chapter %dp55 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpCritical %dpCare
Chapter %dp56 %dpNursing %dpManagement: %dpEmergencies %dpand %dpDisasters
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Honan Test Bank
%dp %dp %dp
Chapter 1 The nurse’s Role in Adult Health Nursing
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. The nurse ensures that a client’s bed space is neat and clean with the call light within easy
reach. The nurse is focusing on which nursing theorist who realized the importance of the
environmentfor care?
1. Florence Nightingale
2. Sister Callista Roy
3. Dorothea Orem
4. Martha Rogers
ANS: 1
Florence Nightingales theory focused on the environment for care. Sister Callista Roys model is
based in systems theory and an individuals ability to adapt. Dorothea Orems model is the self-
care deficit theory. Martha Rogers model is the science of unitary human beings.
PTS:1DIF:Apply
REF:Emergence of Contemporary Nursing in the United States
2. The nurse is instructing a
client on self-administration of insulin so that the client will not need
a health care provider to do this activity. The nurse is implementing which of the following
aspects of Virginia Hendersons theory of nursing?
1. A caring relationship
2. Helping the client achieve independence from the nurses assistance as quickly as possible
3. Integration of objective and subjective data
4. Application of critical thinking
ANS: 2