NURS 356 Study Guide Exam 3 || Error-free Answers 100%.
Identify critical health promotion issues at the national and global level. correct answers
Biological factors: genetics, gender, developmental stage, age
Nutrition: protective and harmful influences
Physical activity
Sleep and rest
Meaningful work (including volunteer and leisure activities)
Gordon's Functional Health Patterns
Stages of Behavioral Change correct answers Precontemplation, contemplation, preparation,
action, maintenance stage
Pregnancy: health promotion correct answers Planned pregnancy
Chronic disease
Nutrition
Obesity
Mental Health
Social Support
Substance Abuse
Violence
Transition to Parenting
Breastfeeding
Neonatal period correct answers growth and development follow predictable pattern;
cephalocaudal pattern of growth; development proximodistal pattern, beginning at center of body
and moving outward; simple skills develop independently; each body system grows at own raste
,Infancy/Toddler correct answers Bonding
Safety
Feeding
Growth and Development
Sleep (where/how much)
Basic care
Vaccinations
Family support
Proper stimulation (vs. screen time)
Childhood correct answers Growth and Development
Visual/hearing screens
School/educational progress
Interaction with peers
Vaccinations
Safety
Obesity
Sleep
Exercise/Activity
Family/Social support
Mental health
Adolescence correct answers Safety
School/Work
Peer relationships
Family relationships/support
Depression/Mental health
,Substance abuse
Sexuality/identity
Self-concept/self-image (body image)
Role/Relationship
Vaccinations
Obesity
Homelessness
Self Care Practices
Sleep
Young adulthood correct answers Role/Relationship (independence)
Self Image/Self-Concept
Nutrition
Exercise
Obesity
Sexuality/Reproduction
Safety
Mental Health
Family relationships/support
Substance Abuse
Vaccinations
Health Screening (USPTF): Cervical cancer (Pap), STI, Hepatitis, breast/testes, genetic screening
(pregnancy)
Middle adulthood correct answers Health Screenings: USPTF: Onset of chronic diseases:
diabetes, lipid profile, colonoscopy, mammogram, Pap, hepatitis, STI
Nutrition
Exercise
, Obesity
Self-care/stress management
Role/relationship
Mental health
Substance abuse
Safety
Older adulthood correct answers Role/relationship
Independence/ ADL's IADL's
Activity/Exercise
Mental health
Substance abuse
Safety
Nutrition
Family/support
Medications
USPTF: Stop screening
Robery Havinghurst's developmental tasks correct answers 6 stages of life: infants and toddlers,
preschool and school age, adolescents, young adults, middle adults, older adults; each stage has
specific tasks to achieve; failure to achieve leads to imbalance in the individual and difficulty
mastering further tasks
Sigmund Freud's psychoanalytic theory correct answers human growth and development based
on basic, instinctual drives including libido, aggression, survival; drives in effect from birth and
have differing wt depending on the psychosexual development stage (oral, anal, phallic, latency,
genital stages)
Identify critical health promotion issues at the national and global level. correct answers
Biological factors: genetics, gender, developmental stage, age
Nutrition: protective and harmful influences
Physical activity
Sleep and rest
Meaningful work (including volunteer and leisure activities)
Gordon's Functional Health Patterns
Stages of Behavioral Change correct answers Precontemplation, contemplation, preparation,
action, maintenance stage
Pregnancy: health promotion correct answers Planned pregnancy
Chronic disease
Nutrition
Obesity
Mental Health
Social Support
Substance Abuse
Violence
Transition to Parenting
Breastfeeding
Neonatal period correct answers growth and development follow predictable pattern;
cephalocaudal pattern of growth; development proximodistal pattern, beginning at center of body
and moving outward; simple skills develop independently; each body system grows at own raste
,Infancy/Toddler correct answers Bonding
Safety
Feeding
Growth and Development
Sleep (where/how much)
Basic care
Vaccinations
Family support
Proper stimulation (vs. screen time)
Childhood correct answers Growth and Development
Visual/hearing screens
School/educational progress
Interaction with peers
Vaccinations
Safety
Obesity
Sleep
Exercise/Activity
Family/Social support
Mental health
Adolescence correct answers Safety
School/Work
Peer relationships
Family relationships/support
Depression/Mental health
,Substance abuse
Sexuality/identity
Self-concept/self-image (body image)
Role/Relationship
Vaccinations
Obesity
Homelessness
Self Care Practices
Sleep
Young adulthood correct answers Role/Relationship (independence)
Self Image/Self-Concept
Nutrition
Exercise
Obesity
Sexuality/Reproduction
Safety
Mental Health
Family relationships/support
Substance Abuse
Vaccinations
Health Screening (USPTF): Cervical cancer (Pap), STI, Hepatitis, breast/testes, genetic screening
(pregnancy)
Middle adulthood correct answers Health Screenings: USPTF: Onset of chronic diseases:
diabetes, lipid profile, colonoscopy, mammogram, Pap, hepatitis, STI
Nutrition
Exercise
, Obesity
Self-care/stress management
Role/relationship
Mental health
Substance abuse
Safety
Older adulthood correct answers Role/relationship
Independence/ ADL's IADL's
Activity/Exercise
Mental health
Substance abuse
Safety
Nutrition
Family/support
Medications
USPTF: Stop screening
Robery Havinghurst's developmental tasks correct answers 6 stages of life: infants and toddlers,
preschool and school age, adolescents, young adults, middle adults, older adults; each stage has
specific tasks to achieve; failure to achieve leads to imbalance in the individual and difficulty
mastering further tasks
Sigmund Freud's psychoanalytic theory correct answers human growth and development based
on basic, instinctual drives including libido, aggression, survival; drives in effect from birth and
have differing wt depending on the psychosexual development stage (oral, anal, phallic, latency,
genital stages)
