Journey Across the Lifespan with
question and answer 100% correct
In early civilization, illness was often believed to be caused by what? - Supernatural focus
Knowledge of disease process occurred with the what? - Advent of bacteriology
Which of the following statements best describes the Affordable Care Act? - Expansion of
Medicaid
The health care worker is correct is she tells a client that Healthy People 2020 provides a what?
- Scientific base for disease prevention and health promotion for all people in the United
States
The objective of the managed care system is to what? - Decrease the number of
hospitalizations
Health can be defined as what? - Balance between internal and external forces
The objective of health promotion is to what? - Achieve an optimum level of wellness
Empowerment is what? - Client-centered decision making
Which of the following is a positive benefit of exercise? - Improved cardiac output
,Mental health is best described as what? - Realistic and adaptive
Physiological responses to moderate anxiety include what? - Increased heart rate
Common responses to stressful situations may include which of the following? - - Smooth
muscle contractions
- Glandular secretions
- Increased breathing
Culture is learned because of which of the following? - Traditions passed down from one
generation to the next
The ability to learn one's culture withing within the cultural group is an example of what? -
Enculturation
Nurses who respect the patient's cultural difference - Deliver competent care
Culture includes one's what? - Customs
Transcultural nursing theory states what? - One world, many cultures
Behavior that is correct within a culture is called a what? - More
The best way to provide culturally competent health care is to what? - Involve patient and
family in developing a plan of care
, Which of the following statements is true? - Knowing a person's culture will help you
understand his or her response to illness
How an infant is treated after birth depends on the cultural background of his or her parents:
True or false? - True
A client expresses a cultural belief that prayer and faith heal better than any medicine. The
nurse assigned to care for this client can provide culturally competent care by: - Respecting
his belief
The expected patient outcome when the nurse is culturally sensitive is what? - Recovery
The nurse is correct when completing a physical assessment on a newly admitted client if he or
she includes elements of the client's culture such as: - - Meaning of gender roles
- The use of touch
- Use of eye contact
Which of these descriptions provides a modern definition of a family? - Two or more people
who share common bonds
Which characteristic do all families have? - A specific purpose
Which goal is common to all families? - Personal fulfillment of the members
Which of the following is a basic family function? - Protection
question and answer 100% correct
In early civilization, illness was often believed to be caused by what? - Supernatural focus
Knowledge of disease process occurred with the what? - Advent of bacteriology
Which of the following statements best describes the Affordable Care Act? - Expansion of
Medicaid
The health care worker is correct is she tells a client that Healthy People 2020 provides a what?
- Scientific base for disease prevention and health promotion for all people in the United
States
The objective of the managed care system is to what? - Decrease the number of
hospitalizations
Health can be defined as what? - Balance between internal and external forces
The objective of health promotion is to what? - Achieve an optimum level of wellness
Empowerment is what? - Client-centered decision making
Which of the following is a positive benefit of exercise? - Improved cardiac output
,Mental health is best described as what? - Realistic and adaptive
Physiological responses to moderate anxiety include what? - Increased heart rate
Common responses to stressful situations may include which of the following? - - Smooth
muscle contractions
- Glandular secretions
- Increased breathing
Culture is learned because of which of the following? - Traditions passed down from one
generation to the next
The ability to learn one's culture withing within the cultural group is an example of what? -
Enculturation
Nurses who respect the patient's cultural difference - Deliver competent care
Culture includes one's what? - Customs
Transcultural nursing theory states what? - One world, many cultures
Behavior that is correct within a culture is called a what? - More
The best way to provide culturally competent health care is to what? - Involve patient and
family in developing a plan of care
, Which of the following statements is true? - Knowing a person's culture will help you
understand his or her response to illness
How an infant is treated after birth depends on the cultural background of his or her parents:
True or false? - True
A client expresses a cultural belief that prayer and faith heal better than any medicine. The
nurse assigned to care for this client can provide culturally competent care by: - Respecting
his belief
The expected patient outcome when the nurse is culturally sensitive is what? - Recovery
The nurse is correct when completing a physical assessment on a newly admitted client if he or
she includes elements of the client's culture such as: - - Meaning of gender roles
- The use of touch
- Use of eye contact
Which of these descriptions provides a modern definition of a family? - Two or more people
who share common bonds
Which characteristic do all families have? - A specific purpose
Which goal is common to all families? - Personal fulfillment of the members
Which of the following is a basic family function? - Protection
