test bank for
health promotion throughout the life span, 10th edition
by edelman, 9780323761406, covering chapters 1-25 |
includes rationales
,table of contents
chapter 01: health defined: objectives for promotion and prevention .4
chapter 02: emerging populations and health ....................................4
chapter 03: health policy and the delivery system ............................. 26
chapter 04: the therapeutic relationship ........................................... 45
chapter 05: ethical issues related to health promotion ...................... 59
chapter 06: health promotion and the individual .............................. 74
chapter 07: health promotion and the family.................................... 93
chapter 08: health promotion and the community .......................... 109
chapter 09: screening ..................................................................... 130
chapter 10: health education.......................................................... 149
chapter 11: nutrition counseling for health promotion .................... 170
chapter 12: exercise ....................................................................... 215
chapter 13: stress management ..................................................... 235
chapter 14: complementary and alternative strategies ................... 252
chapter 15: overview of growth and development framework ........ 272
chapter 16: the prenatal period ...................................................... 285
chapter 19: preschool child ............................................................. 354
chapter 20: school-age child ........................................................... 376
chapter 21: adolescent ................................................................... 401
chapter 22: young adult ................................................................. 421
chapter 23: middle-age adult ......................................................... 442
chapter 24: older adult ................................................................... 462
chapter 25: health promotion in the twenty-first century ................ 484
,
,chapter 01: health defined: objectives for promotion and prevention
chapter 02: emerging populations and health
edelman: health promotion throughout the life span, 10th edition
multiple choice
1. which of the following statements about ethnic minorities in the
united states is accurate?
a. it is estimated that the percentage of ethnic minorities will
decrease during the next 30 years.
b. it is estimated that ethnic minorities will increase to one in two
by 2050.
c. the increasing population of refugees has been a significant
contributor to the increase in ethnic minorities.
d. the increasing population of ethnic minorities has helped
decrease the health disparities faced by this population.
ANSWER>>> b
it is estimated that the number of ethnic minorities will increase to
one in two by 2050. in 2010, it was estimated that 33% of the
population was from an ethnic minority. the increasing population of
immigrants has been a significant contributor to the increasing
populations of major ethnic groups. the increasing populations of
ethnic groups is one factor that is producing disparities in health
status and access of the health care system.
,dif: cognitive level: understand (comprehension) ref: p. 24
2. a person states, “my grandmother is the decision maker in our
family.” which of the following is being described by the person?
a. culture
b. race
c. ethnicity
d. values
ANSWER>>> a
culture, as an element of ethnicity, refers to integrated patterns of
human behavior that include the language, thoughts,
communications, actions, customs, beliefs, values, and institutions of
racial, ethnic, religious, or social groups. the term “ethnicity”
encompasses more than a cultural practice, which is what is being
described by the person; it focuses on differences in meanings, values,
and ways of living. race is associated with power and indexes the
history or ongoing imposition of one’s group’s authority above
another. values are beliefs about the worth of something and serve as
standards that influence behavior and thinking.
dif: cognitive level: analyze (analysis) ref: p. 24
3. the nurse recommended to a 50-year-old woman that she
schedule a routine mammogram. which of the following would be the
most important factor in this woman’s decision to schedule this exam?
a. race
,b. ethnicity
c. cultural values
d. value orientation
ANSWER>>> c
cultural values guide actions and decision-making that facilitates self-
worth and self-esteem. they shape human behaviors and determine
what individuals will do to maintain their health status, how they will
care for themselves, and others who become ill, and where and from
whom they will seek health care. race is associated with power and
indexes the history or ongoing imposition of one’s group’s authority
above another. ethnicity focuses on differences in meanings, values,
and ways of living. value orientations reflect the personality type of a
particular society.
dif: cognitive level: apply (application) ref: p. 24
4. which of the following actions demonstrates a health care
professional providing culturally competent care?
a. encouraging the person to take medications as prescribed
b. asking the person to describe his folk healing methods
c. demonstrating the proper way to administer an insulin injection
d. assisting the person with discussing his health problems with the
family
, ANSWER>>> b
it is very important for health care providers to be aware of how
people interpret their health issues or illnesses to be capable to
provide culturally competent care. a culturally competent health care
professional should be able to consistently and thoroughly recognize
and understand the differences in his or her culture and that of the
patient or client, to respect the person’s values and beliefs, and adjust
the approach of delivering care to meet each person’s needs and
expectations. asking the person to describe his folk healing methods is
the only action that demonstrates the health care professional
seeking input from the person into the care that is received.
dif: cognitive level: analyze (analysis) ref: p. 26
5. a person reports that she has been seeking care from an
acupuncturist to help relieve the chronic pain that she has been
experiencing. which of the following statements would be the most
appropriate response from the nurse?
a. “you should have told me that the current treatments were
helping your pain.”
b. “tell me more about your treatments from the acupuncturist.”
c. “tell me why you decided to not to continue with your treatment
plan.”
d. “you should not be seeing an acupuncturist while receiving
professional care.”
ANSWER>>> b
through a culturally sensitive assessment process, nurses can
determine what specific remedies individuals are using and whether
health promotion throughout the life span, 10th edition
by edelman, 9780323761406, covering chapters 1-25 |
includes rationales
,table of contents
chapter 01: health defined: objectives for promotion and prevention .4
chapter 02: emerging populations and health ....................................4
chapter 03: health policy and the delivery system ............................. 26
chapter 04: the therapeutic relationship ........................................... 45
chapter 05: ethical issues related to health promotion ...................... 59
chapter 06: health promotion and the individual .............................. 74
chapter 07: health promotion and the family.................................... 93
chapter 08: health promotion and the community .......................... 109
chapter 09: screening ..................................................................... 130
chapter 10: health education.......................................................... 149
chapter 11: nutrition counseling for health promotion .................... 170
chapter 12: exercise ....................................................................... 215
chapter 13: stress management ..................................................... 235
chapter 14: complementary and alternative strategies ................... 252
chapter 15: overview of growth and development framework ........ 272
chapter 16: the prenatal period ...................................................... 285
chapter 19: preschool child ............................................................. 354
chapter 20: school-age child ........................................................... 376
chapter 21: adolescent ................................................................... 401
chapter 22: young adult ................................................................. 421
chapter 23: middle-age adult ......................................................... 442
chapter 24: older adult ................................................................... 462
chapter 25: health promotion in the twenty-first century ................ 484
,
,chapter 01: health defined: objectives for promotion and prevention
chapter 02: emerging populations and health
edelman: health promotion throughout the life span, 10th edition
multiple choice
1. which of the following statements about ethnic minorities in the
united states is accurate?
a. it is estimated that the percentage of ethnic minorities will
decrease during the next 30 years.
b. it is estimated that ethnic minorities will increase to one in two
by 2050.
c. the increasing population of refugees has been a significant
contributor to the increase in ethnic minorities.
d. the increasing population of ethnic minorities has helped
decrease the health disparities faced by this population.
ANSWER>>> b
it is estimated that the number of ethnic minorities will increase to
one in two by 2050. in 2010, it was estimated that 33% of the
population was from an ethnic minority. the increasing population of
immigrants has been a significant contributor to the increasing
populations of major ethnic groups. the increasing populations of
ethnic groups is one factor that is producing disparities in health
status and access of the health care system.
,dif: cognitive level: understand (comprehension) ref: p. 24
2. a person states, “my grandmother is the decision maker in our
family.” which of the following is being described by the person?
a. culture
b. race
c. ethnicity
d. values
ANSWER>>> a
culture, as an element of ethnicity, refers to integrated patterns of
human behavior that include the language, thoughts,
communications, actions, customs, beliefs, values, and institutions of
racial, ethnic, religious, or social groups. the term “ethnicity”
encompasses more than a cultural practice, which is what is being
described by the person; it focuses on differences in meanings, values,
and ways of living. race is associated with power and indexes the
history or ongoing imposition of one’s group’s authority above
another. values are beliefs about the worth of something and serve as
standards that influence behavior and thinking.
dif: cognitive level: analyze (analysis) ref: p. 24
3. the nurse recommended to a 50-year-old woman that she
schedule a routine mammogram. which of the following would be the
most important factor in this woman’s decision to schedule this exam?
a. race
,b. ethnicity
c. cultural values
d. value orientation
ANSWER>>> c
cultural values guide actions and decision-making that facilitates self-
worth and self-esteem. they shape human behaviors and determine
what individuals will do to maintain their health status, how they will
care for themselves, and others who become ill, and where and from
whom they will seek health care. race is associated with power and
indexes the history or ongoing imposition of one’s group’s authority
above another. ethnicity focuses on differences in meanings, values,
and ways of living. value orientations reflect the personality type of a
particular society.
dif: cognitive level: apply (application) ref: p. 24
4. which of the following actions demonstrates a health care
professional providing culturally competent care?
a. encouraging the person to take medications as prescribed
b. asking the person to describe his folk healing methods
c. demonstrating the proper way to administer an insulin injection
d. assisting the person with discussing his health problems with the
family
, ANSWER>>> b
it is very important for health care providers to be aware of how
people interpret their health issues or illnesses to be capable to
provide culturally competent care. a culturally competent health care
professional should be able to consistently and thoroughly recognize
and understand the differences in his or her culture and that of the
patient or client, to respect the person’s values and beliefs, and adjust
the approach of delivering care to meet each person’s needs and
expectations. asking the person to describe his folk healing methods is
the only action that demonstrates the health care professional
seeking input from the person into the care that is received.
dif: cognitive level: analyze (analysis) ref: p. 26
5. a person reports that she has been seeking care from an
acupuncturist to help relieve the chronic pain that she has been
experiencing. which of the following statements would be the most
appropriate response from the nurse?
a. “you should have told me that the current treatments were
helping your pain.”
b. “tell me more about your treatments from the acupuncturist.”
c. “tell me why you decided to not to continue with your treatment
plan.”
d. “you should not be seeing an acupuncturist while receiving
professional care.”
ANSWER>>> b
through a culturally sensitive assessment process, nurses can
determine what specific remedies individuals are using and whether
