NRS Resilience Exam Questions and Answers Fully Solved Latest Version

NRS Resilience Exam Questions and Answers Fully Solved Latest Version Resilience - AnswersAbility to bounce back, cope, and adjust successfully despite substantial adversity Scope of resilience - AnswersStudent, nurse, patient/individual, family, community, organization Student adversity - Answersexternal locus of control, school burnout Nurse adversity - AnswersICU nurse, compassion fatigue Patient/Individual adversity - Answersresilience as recovery predictor, social determinants of resilience Community adversity - AnswersCommunities face trauma just like individuals Organization adversity - AnswersExamining what went right/wrong Enhancing student resilience - Answerswork hard, tough skin, support groups, professional help, internal locus of control Enhancing nurse resilience - Answersoptimism, flexibility, self-care, beliefs, mentors, humor, support groups Enhancing patient/individual resilience - AnswersSMART goals, spirituality, social/support groups, comfort with uncertainty Enhancing family resilience - AnswersOptimism, spirituality, connectedness, social and economic resources, collaborative problem solving Enhancing community resilience - AnswersEngage individuals groups and systems, identify vulnerabilities Enhancing organization resilience - Answerslearn from past, employee autonomy, flexibility, expect and respond to disturbances ACEs - Answersrepeated exposure to adverse childhood experiences affects brain development, gene expression, and immune function (10 questions) High ACEs score - AnswersAdoption of health risk behaviors, social problems, disease, cognitive social and emotional delays Response to ACEs - Answerstrauma is universal, ask what happened, aces screening, trauma-informed care, identify resilience strategies Harvard center for developing child - AnswersOne consistent reliable adult has huge protective factor effect Attributes of resilience - Answersprotective factors, rebounding, reintegration Protective factors - Answersfactors that protect from harm despite traumatic events (varies and depends on context) Rebounding - AnswersReturn to a previous level of functioning following traumatic event (less