NSG 300 EXAM 4 FULL ACTUAL TEST QUESTIONS WITH WELL DETAILED SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
what is one of the most important influences on a child's development
parents
a child's positive self esteem and school achievements are fostered by parents who
respond in a firm, consistent and warm manner
a child's negative self esteem is fostered by parents who
respond in a harsh, inconsistent, and low-self esteem parents
self concept
how an individual THINKS of themself; subjective involving a mix of thoughts, attitudes, and
perceptions
-directly affects self-esteem
self esteem
how an individual FEELS about themselves; overall feeling of self worth; represents overall
judgement of personal worth
development of self concept is
,a life long process
ole performance
role conflict, role ambiguity, role strain, role overload
nursing process with self concept (assessment)
patient-centered care, direct questioning, observe non-verbal behavior (content of convo),
use your own knowledge of developmental stages, through patient's eyes, coping behaviors
(previous coping strategies as well), significant others (have insights into pt's way of dealing
with stressors)
nursing process with self concept (implementation)
-Healthy lifestyle behaviors: nutrition, exercise, sleep/rest
-Acute care: address stressors
-Restorative care: acts to solve problems and cope with stressors; allow patient to explore
thoughts/feelings; help patient identify problems and identify coping mechanisms
nursing process with self concept (evaluation)
positive self-concept, verbalizing statements of self-acceptance
Identify the nurse's role in maintaining or enhancing a patient's sexual health.
-therapeutic communication skills/ be knowledgeable about sexual functioning, issues,
and assessment
-sound sci. knowledge base regarding sexuality to provide with necessary info to help pt
achieve sexual health
,-have a basic understanding of sexual development, sexual orientation, contraception,
abortion, and STIs
sexuality is influenced by
interaction among biological, sociological, psychological, spiritual, economic, political,
religious, and cultural factors
sexual health
a state of physical, emotional, mental, and social well-being in relation to sexuality; it is
NOT absence of disease, dysfunction, or infirmity
how many people in the US are diagnosed with STIs each year
20 million people, half being 15-24 years old, black and hispanic populations being dx
more frequently
curable STIs
syphilis
gonorrhea
chlamydia, trichomoniasis
chlamydia causes...
infertility, PID, and neonatal complications
, chlamydia is spread by
contact with fluids from infected site
viral STIs
HPV
Herpes
HIV
AIDS
HIV
most common viral STI, spread through warts and semen
HIV is spread through
needles, intercourse, oral sex, blood transfusions (body fluids)
symptoms of STIs
- sores/blisters
- unusual discharge
- painful urination
- itching, burning, redness
GRADED A+
what is one of the most important influences on a child's development
parents
a child's positive self esteem and school achievements are fostered by parents who
respond in a firm, consistent and warm manner
a child's negative self esteem is fostered by parents who
respond in a harsh, inconsistent, and low-self esteem parents
self concept
how an individual THINKS of themself; subjective involving a mix of thoughts, attitudes, and
perceptions
-directly affects self-esteem
self esteem
how an individual FEELS about themselves; overall feeling of self worth; represents overall
judgement of personal worth
development of self concept is
,a life long process
ole performance
role conflict, role ambiguity, role strain, role overload
nursing process with self concept (assessment)
patient-centered care, direct questioning, observe non-verbal behavior (content of convo),
use your own knowledge of developmental stages, through patient's eyes, coping behaviors
(previous coping strategies as well), significant others (have insights into pt's way of dealing
with stressors)
nursing process with self concept (implementation)
-Healthy lifestyle behaviors: nutrition, exercise, sleep/rest
-Acute care: address stressors
-Restorative care: acts to solve problems and cope with stressors; allow patient to explore
thoughts/feelings; help patient identify problems and identify coping mechanisms
nursing process with self concept (evaluation)
positive self-concept, verbalizing statements of self-acceptance
Identify the nurse's role in maintaining or enhancing a patient's sexual health.
-therapeutic communication skills/ be knowledgeable about sexual functioning, issues,
and assessment
-sound sci. knowledge base regarding sexuality to provide with necessary info to help pt
achieve sexual health
,-have a basic understanding of sexual development, sexual orientation, contraception,
abortion, and STIs
sexuality is influenced by
interaction among biological, sociological, psychological, spiritual, economic, political,
religious, and cultural factors
sexual health
a state of physical, emotional, mental, and social well-being in relation to sexuality; it is
NOT absence of disease, dysfunction, or infirmity
how many people in the US are diagnosed with STIs each year
20 million people, half being 15-24 years old, black and hispanic populations being dx
more frequently
curable STIs
syphilis
gonorrhea
chlamydia, trichomoniasis
chlamydia causes...
infertility, PID, and neonatal complications
, chlamydia is spread by
contact with fluids from infected site
viral STIs
HPV
Herpes
HIV
AIDS
HIV
most common viral STI, spread through warts and semen
HIV is spread through
needles, intercourse, oral sex, blood transfusions (body fluids)
symptoms of STIs
- sores/blisters
- unusual discharge
- painful urination
- itching, burning, redness
