NURA 303 QUIZ 1 QUESTIONS WITH
VERIFIED ANSWERS ||100% SUCCESS
\.licensed to formulate and dispense medications
Pharmacist
\.educated to assist clients to speak more clearly
speech therapist
\.licensed to diagnose and treat illnesses
physician
\.titles include nursing assistant, orderly, care technician
assistive personnel
\.manages and plans nutritional needs of clients
dietitian
\.licensed to assit physically challenged clients to adapt
occupational therapist
\.completes certification exam to assist healthcare providers
physician assistant
\.seeks to restore function or prevent further disability
physical therapist
\.counsels clients/families and makes community referrals
social worker
\.educated in techniques to improve pulmonary function
respiratory therapist
,\.gives spiritual support to clients, families, and staff
chaplain/spiritual care provider
\.body of individuals who help maintain the health of clients
nurses
\.What are 4 examples for primary health care?
1. Family planning centers
2. Primary care centers
3. Urgent care centers
4. Employment health centers
\.What are 5 examples for secondary health care?
1. Hospital based clinics
2. Emergency departments
3. hospitals
4. psychiatric institutes
5. same day surgery units
\.What are 2 examples for tertiary care?
1. Shepherd's center (Brain and spinal cord injuries)
2. Grady Memorial Hospital (level 1 trauma center)
\.What care is provided for primary health care?
1. common health problems
2. preventative measires
3. family practice physicians
4. nurse practitioners
5. midwives
\.What care is provided for secondary health care?
1. disease identification and management
2. problems that require more specialized clinical practice (ex-stroke)
3. APRNs
4. Health screenings
\.What care is provided at tertiary health care?
, 1. rare and complex disease management (ex- pituitary tumors)
2. APRNs
3. subspecialist physicians such as cardiovascular surgeons
\.Which clients would use primary healthcare?
1. Family planning
2. prenatal and well baby care
3. immunizations against specific diseases
4. health risk screenings
5. diagnostic tests
6. health education
7. medications
\.Which clients would use secondary healthcare?
1. victims of car accidents
2. someone needing surgery
3. clients needing mental health care
\.Which clients would use tertiary healthcare?
1. organ transplants
2. cancer centers
3. neurosurgery
\.Theory states caring is a nurturing way of relating to a valued other toward whom one feels
a personal sense of commitment and responsibility
Swanson's Theory of Caring
\.What are the 5 caring processes included in Swanson's Theory of Caring?
1. Knowing
2. Being with
3. Doing for
4. Enabling
5. Maintaining belief
\.Theory that states caring is a basic way of being in the world, caring is central to human
expertise, curing, and healing
Benner & Wrubel's Nursing Theory
VERIFIED ANSWERS ||100% SUCCESS
\.licensed to formulate and dispense medications
Pharmacist
\.educated to assist clients to speak more clearly
speech therapist
\.licensed to diagnose and treat illnesses
physician
\.titles include nursing assistant, orderly, care technician
assistive personnel
\.manages and plans nutritional needs of clients
dietitian
\.licensed to assit physically challenged clients to adapt
occupational therapist
\.completes certification exam to assist healthcare providers
physician assistant
\.seeks to restore function or prevent further disability
physical therapist
\.counsels clients/families and makes community referrals
social worker
\.educated in techniques to improve pulmonary function
respiratory therapist
,\.gives spiritual support to clients, families, and staff
chaplain/spiritual care provider
\.body of individuals who help maintain the health of clients
nurses
\.What are 4 examples for primary health care?
1. Family planning centers
2. Primary care centers
3. Urgent care centers
4. Employment health centers
\.What are 5 examples for secondary health care?
1. Hospital based clinics
2. Emergency departments
3. hospitals
4. psychiatric institutes
5. same day surgery units
\.What are 2 examples for tertiary care?
1. Shepherd's center (Brain and spinal cord injuries)
2. Grady Memorial Hospital (level 1 trauma center)
\.What care is provided for primary health care?
1. common health problems
2. preventative measires
3. family practice physicians
4. nurse practitioners
5. midwives
\.What care is provided for secondary health care?
1. disease identification and management
2. problems that require more specialized clinical practice (ex-stroke)
3. APRNs
4. Health screenings
\.What care is provided at tertiary health care?
, 1. rare and complex disease management (ex- pituitary tumors)
2. APRNs
3. subspecialist physicians such as cardiovascular surgeons
\.Which clients would use primary healthcare?
1. Family planning
2. prenatal and well baby care
3. immunizations against specific diseases
4. health risk screenings
5. diagnostic tests
6. health education
7. medications
\.Which clients would use secondary healthcare?
1. victims of car accidents
2. someone needing surgery
3. clients needing mental health care
\.Which clients would use tertiary healthcare?
1. organ transplants
2. cancer centers
3. neurosurgery
\.Theory states caring is a nurturing way of relating to a valued other toward whom one feels
a personal sense of commitment and responsibility
Swanson's Theory of Caring
\.What are the 5 caring processes included in Swanson's Theory of Caring?
1. Knowing
2. Being with
3. Doing for
4. Enabling
5. Maintaining belief
\.Theory that states caring is a basic way of being in the world, caring is central to human
expertise, curing, and healing
Benner & Wrubel's Nursing Theory
