Nursing 221 Exam 1 – Practice Questions & Answers
| Complete Study Guide With Solutions
Save
Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study using Learn
1. symptom experience
2. assumption of sick role
3. medical care contact
4. dependent client role
5. recovery and rehab
Choose an answer
1 Definition of Health 2 Watson Theorist
3 Suchman's stages of illness 4 Acute illness
Don't know?
Terms in this set (39)
Definition of Health
, Three levels of prevenative care 1) primary
2) secondary
3) teritiary
What are the four types or risk 1) genetic and physiological
factors? 2)age
3) lifestyle
4) Enviroment
What are some examples of genetics 1) evelated cholesterol levels
and physiological risk factors? 2) Father passing from cardiovascular disease
Acute illness rapid onset, short duration, sympotms are severe.
Has 3 potential outcomes (death, recovery,
progression to a chronic illness.
Chronic illness Slow onset, periods of remission and exacerbation. A
permanent change in health. Requires long term care
and rehabilitation
Who is responsible for nursing Florence Nightingale
education?
What are some social and economics Bioterism
influences on nursing? Healthcare reform
Medically undeserved
Benner (theory of caring) Caring creates possibility
Lenninger (theory of caring) concept of care is the essence and central, unifying
and dominant domain that distinguishes nursing from
other health disciplines."
Care is an essential human need.
Care is not cure-it helps to improve a human
condition
| Complete Study Guide With Solutions
Save
Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study using Learn
1. symptom experience
2. assumption of sick role
3. medical care contact
4. dependent client role
5. recovery and rehab
Choose an answer
1 Definition of Health 2 Watson Theorist
3 Suchman's stages of illness 4 Acute illness
Don't know?
Terms in this set (39)
Definition of Health
, Three levels of prevenative care 1) primary
2) secondary
3) teritiary
What are the four types or risk 1) genetic and physiological
factors? 2)age
3) lifestyle
4) Enviroment
What are some examples of genetics 1) evelated cholesterol levels
and physiological risk factors? 2) Father passing from cardiovascular disease
Acute illness rapid onset, short duration, sympotms are severe.
Has 3 potential outcomes (death, recovery,
progression to a chronic illness.
Chronic illness Slow onset, periods of remission and exacerbation. A
permanent change in health. Requires long term care
and rehabilitation
Who is responsible for nursing Florence Nightingale
education?
What are some social and economics Bioterism
influences on nursing? Healthcare reform
Medically undeserved
Benner (theory of caring) Caring creates possibility
Lenninger (theory of caring) concept of care is the essence and central, unifying
and dominant domain that distinguishes nursing from
other health disciplines."
Care is an essential human need.
Care is not cure-it helps to improve a human
condition
