Nursing 101 EXAM 1 – Questions With Precise
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guide the nursing practice
The purpose of Nursing
guide nursing research
Theories is:
guide nursing education
Clinical Nurse Specialist
What are some "Advanced Nurse Practitioner
Practice" Nurses? Nurse Midwife
CRNA
it is an art and a science characterized by critical
thinking, clinical competence, accountability, and
commitment to the value of caring and interdisciplinary
collaboration. Applies to persons across the lifespan
and within various cultures. Based upon interpersonal
communications amoung the individual, the family and
the nurse. Involves assessing, planning, implementing
LHUP Definition of Nursing
and evaluating the human needs of the individual in
health and illness. Includes health teaching by the Nurse
to assist individuals in the promotion and maintenance
of health. In cooperation with other members of the
health team. Nursing care is delivered in accordance
with the legal and ethical standards of the nursing
profession and in responce to societal health needs.
Increased mental activity
dilated pupils
bronchialar dilation
increased respiratory rate
What are some of the increased heart rate
body's responses to stress? increased cardiac output
increased glucose
increased arterial blood pressure
incrreased fatty acids
increased blood flow to skeletal muscles
, Intrapersonal
Interpersonal
What are the various levels
Transpersonal
of Communication?
Small Group
Public
American Nurses Association
The protection, promotion and optimization of health
and abilities, prevention of illness and injury, alleviation
What is ANA?
of suffering through the diagnosis and treatment of
human response and advocacy in the care of
individuals, families, communities, and population.
Active listening, Touch, Humor,Silence, Providing,
What are the "Therapeutic
Information, Clarifying, Focusing, Paraphrasing, Asking
Techniques?"
relavant questions, Summarizing, Open ended questions
Maslow's Theory states Air, Water, Food, Tempreature maintenance, Elimination,
what Physiological Needs? Shelter, Rest/sleep, Sex
1. Empathy-nurse is sensitive but remains objective
2.Respect-refer to clients as Mr. or Mrs.
What are the 5
3.Genuineness-Be honest and sincere
characteristics of
4.Concreteness-be specific with instructions and
"Therapeutic
questions
Communications?"
5.Confrontation-used as a means of obtaining
information from the client for further clarity.
Physiological needs
Safety and security
What are Maslows
Belongingness
Hierarchy of Basic Needs?
Esteem Needs
Self Actualization
consider all the factors that influence a patients
perception of his/her needs. Do not impose your
personal perceptions about what an individual's need
What is application of the
priorities should be. All needs exist simultaneosly and in
Hierarchy?
different degrees. A patient is a holistic being, he/she
has intellectual, emotional, social and spirital side as
well as a physiological side.
What was the 1st Nursing Opened in 1873 in Believue Hospital NYC
Program?
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Save
Terms in this set (76)
guide the nursing practice
The purpose of Nursing
guide nursing research
Theories is:
guide nursing education
Clinical Nurse Specialist
What are some "Advanced Nurse Practitioner
Practice" Nurses? Nurse Midwife
CRNA
it is an art and a science characterized by critical
thinking, clinical competence, accountability, and
commitment to the value of caring and interdisciplinary
collaboration. Applies to persons across the lifespan
and within various cultures. Based upon interpersonal
communications amoung the individual, the family and
the nurse. Involves assessing, planning, implementing
LHUP Definition of Nursing
and evaluating the human needs of the individual in
health and illness. Includes health teaching by the Nurse
to assist individuals in the promotion and maintenance
of health. In cooperation with other members of the
health team. Nursing care is delivered in accordance
with the legal and ethical standards of the nursing
profession and in responce to societal health needs.
Increased mental activity
dilated pupils
bronchialar dilation
increased respiratory rate
What are some of the increased heart rate
body's responses to stress? increased cardiac output
increased glucose
increased arterial blood pressure
incrreased fatty acids
increased blood flow to skeletal muscles
, Intrapersonal
Interpersonal
What are the various levels
Transpersonal
of Communication?
Small Group
Public
American Nurses Association
The protection, promotion and optimization of health
and abilities, prevention of illness and injury, alleviation
What is ANA?
of suffering through the diagnosis and treatment of
human response and advocacy in the care of
individuals, families, communities, and population.
Active listening, Touch, Humor,Silence, Providing,
What are the "Therapeutic
Information, Clarifying, Focusing, Paraphrasing, Asking
Techniques?"
relavant questions, Summarizing, Open ended questions
Maslow's Theory states Air, Water, Food, Tempreature maintenance, Elimination,
what Physiological Needs? Shelter, Rest/sleep, Sex
1. Empathy-nurse is sensitive but remains objective
2.Respect-refer to clients as Mr. or Mrs.
What are the 5
3.Genuineness-Be honest and sincere
characteristics of
4.Concreteness-be specific with instructions and
"Therapeutic
questions
Communications?"
5.Confrontation-used as a means of obtaining
information from the client for further clarity.
Physiological needs
Safety and security
What are Maslows
Belongingness
Hierarchy of Basic Needs?
Esteem Needs
Self Actualization
consider all the factors that influence a patients
perception of his/her needs. Do not impose your
personal perceptions about what an individual's need
What is application of the
priorities should be. All needs exist simultaneosly and in
Hierarchy?
different degrees. A patient is a holistic being, he/she
has intellectual, emotional, social and spirital side as
well as a physiological side.
What was the 1st Nursing Opened in 1873 in Believue Hospital NYC
Program?
