NUR 206 FINAL ACTUAL UPDATED
Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
subjective vs objective assessment data - CORRECT ANSWER -subjective: what the
patient tells you
-ex: pain
objective: what can be seen (measurable)
-heart rate, temperature
comprehensive assesment - CORRECT ANSWER -Consists of a complete nursing history
and physical examination; contains subjective and objective data
ongoing assessment - CORRECT ANSWER -continuing assessment activities that proceed
from the initial nursing assessment
Focused assessment - CORRECT ANSWER -assessment conducted to assess a specific
problem; focuses on pertinent history and body regions
emergency assessment - CORRECT ANSWER -rapid focused assessment conducted to
determine potentially fatal situations
preventive assessment - CORRECT ANSWER -- Health history
• Risk for depression
• Functional ability, how much assistance do they need
• Level of safety
• Physical examination
• Patient education and counseling
,RUQ organs - CORRECT ANSWER -Liver, gallbladder, appendix
LUQ organs - CORRECT ANSWER -stomach, spleen, pancreas
RLQ organs - CORRECT ANSWER -cecum, appendix, right ovary and tube, right ureter,
right spermatic cord
LLQ organs - CORRECT ANSWER -Part of descending colon
Sigmoid colon
Left ovary and tube
Left ureter
Left spermatic cord
cultural assimilation - CORRECT ANSWER -Absorption of a culturally distinct group
into a dominant or prevailing culture
cultural blindness - CORRECT ANSWER -the process of ignoring differences in people
and proceeding as though the differences do not exist
cultural competence - CORRECT ANSWER -the ability to interact effectively with people
of different cultures
cultural diversity - CORRECT ANSWER -the state of having a variety of cultures in the
same area
cultural humility - CORRECT ANSWER -An acknowledgement of one's own barriers to
true intercultural understanding.
cultural imposition - CORRECT ANSWER -When one person imposes his or her beliefs,
values, and practices on another because he or she believe his or her ideals are superior
, cultural respect - CORRECT ANSWER -Critical to reducing health disparities and
improving access to high-quality health care that is respectful and responsive to the needs of the
diverse patient
older adults - CORRECT ANSWER -- 60-74 young old
- 75-84 middle old
- >85 old-old
ageism - CORRECT ANSWER -Discrimination based on age
middle adult and their developmental tasks - CORRECT ANSWER -age 40 to 60 years
- Accept and adjust to physical changes.
- Maintain a satisfactory occupation.
- Assist children to become responsible adults.
- Adjust to aging parents.
- Relate to one's spouse or partner as a person.
development of the older adult - CORRECT ANSWER -- organs start to decline
- self concept is stable
- ego integrity versus despair and disgust
disengagement theory - CORRECT ANSWER -The view that aging makes a person's
social sphere increasingly narrow, resulting in role relinquishment, withdrawal, and passivity.
normal physiological changes of older adults - CORRECT ANSWER --balance declines
(fall risk)
-decreased ability to maintain homeostasis (decreased blood flow, less elasticity)
-integument (skin declines)
Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
subjective vs objective assessment data - CORRECT ANSWER -subjective: what the
patient tells you
-ex: pain
objective: what can be seen (measurable)
-heart rate, temperature
comprehensive assesment - CORRECT ANSWER -Consists of a complete nursing history
and physical examination; contains subjective and objective data
ongoing assessment - CORRECT ANSWER -continuing assessment activities that proceed
from the initial nursing assessment
Focused assessment - CORRECT ANSWER -assessment conducted to assess a specific
problem; focuses on pertinent history and body regions
emergency assessment - CORRECT ANSWER -rapid focused assessment conducted to
determine potentially fatal situations
preventive assessment - CORRECT ANSWER -- Health history
• Risk for depression
• Functional ability, how much assistance do they need
• Level of safety
• Physical examination
• Patient education and counseling
,RUQ organs - CORRECT ANSWER -Liver, gallbladder, appendix
LUQ organs - CORRECT ANSWER -stomach, spleen, pancreas
RLQ organs - CORRECT ANSWER -cecum, appendix, right ovary and tube, right ureter,
right spermatic cord
LLQ organs - CORRECT ANSWER -Part of descending colon
Sigmoid colon
Left ovary and tube
Left ureter
Left spermatic cord
cultural assimilation - CORRECT ANSWER -Absorption of a culturally distinct group
into a dominant or prevailing culture
cultural blindness - CORRECT ANSWER -the process of ignoring differences in people
and proceeding as though the differences do not exist
cultural competence - CORRECT ANSWER -the ability to interact effectively with people
of different cultures
cultural diversity - CORRECT ANSWER -the state of having a variety of cultures in the
same area
cultural humility - CORRECT ANSWER -An acknowledgement of one's own barriers to
true intercultural understanding.
cultural imposition - CORRECT ANSWER -When one person imposes his or her beliefs,
values, and practices on another because he or she believe his or her ideals are superior
, cultural respect - CORRECT ANSWER -Critical to reducing health disparities and
improving access to high-quality health care that is respectful and responsive to the needs of the
diverse patient
older adults - CORRECT ANSWER -- 60-74 young old
- 75-84 middle old
- >85 old-old
ageism - CORRECT ANSWER -Discrimination based on age
middle adult and their developmental tasks - CORRECT ANSWER -age 40 to 60 years
- Accept and adjust to physical changes.
- Maintain a satisfactory occupation.
- Assist children to become responsible adults.
- Adjust to aging parents.
- Relate to one's spouse or partner as a person.
development of the older adult - CORRECT ANSWER -- organs start to decline
- self concept is stable
- ego integrity versus despair and disgust
disengagement theory - CORRECT ANSWER -The view that aging makes a person's
social sphere increasingly narrow, resulting in role relinquishment, withdrawal, and passivity.
normal physiological changes of older adults - CORRECT ANSWER --balance declines
(fall risk)
-decreased ability to maintain homeostasis (decreased blood flow, less elasticity)
-integument (skin declines)
