NURS 210 - Exam 1 Questions and
Answers 100% PASS
health behaviors—ANSWER-The actions people take to improve their health state, maintain
their health or prevent injury or illness
living will—ANSWER-patient's wishes for treatment at end of life
durable power of attorney—ANSWER-has the power to make decisions for patient
informed consent—ANSWER-full disclosure of procedure, witnessed signature
health promotion, disease prevention, primary, secondary, tertiary—ANSWER-5 levels of
care in health care systems
primary, preventative, secondary, tertiary (second and tertiary are acute care like
emergency), restorative (rehab), continuing—ANSWER-Health care settings and levels of
care that take place
the patient—ANSWER-the most important person in the health care team
magnet recognition—ANSWER-excellent standard for nursing
health—ANSWER-a state of complete mental and physical well-being, not just disease-free;
patient's definition is the most important
primary, secondary, tertiary—ANSWER-the 3 levels of preventive care
, primary prevention—ANSWER-exercise, eating right, immunizations - to look good and feel
good
secondary prevention—ANSWER-specifically doing things to help a specific type of health
like losing weight to not get cardiac disease
tertiary prevention—ANSWER-eliminating further deterioration of a disease
Healthy People 2020—ANSWER-Vision: a society in which all people live long, healthy lives
Mission: improve health, increase public awareness, provide measurable objectives/goals,
involve everyone, research
Goals: live longer, eliminate disparities, create social/physical environments, promote quality
of life
passive strategies - air bag, patient doesn't do anything
active strategies - must wear seltbelt, patient must physically put it on—ANSWER-2 types of
behavior modifications
intellectual, physical, emotional, spiritual—ANSWER-holistic health care means looking
beyond a patient's physical needs and evaluating it all:
medicaid—ANSWER-a federally funded, state-operated program of medical assistance to
people with low income
medicare—ANSWER-a federally funded national health insurance program in the US for
people age 65 and older
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Answers 100% PASS
health behaviors—ANSWER-The actions people take to improve their health state, maintain
their health or prevent injury or illness
living will—ANSWER-patient's wishes for treatment at end of life
durable power of attorney—ANSWER-has the power to make decisions for patient
informed consent—ANSWER-full disclosure of procedure, witnessed signature
health promotion, disease prevention, primary, secondary, tertiary—ANSWER-5 levels of
care in health care systems
primary, preventative, secondary, tertiary (second and tertiary are acute care like
emergency), restorative (rehab), continuing—ANSWER-Health care settings and levels of
care that take place
the patient—ANSWER-the most important person in the health care team
magnet recognition—ANSWER-excellent standard for nursing
health—ANSWER-a state of complete mental and physical well-being, not just disease-free;
patient's definition is the most important
primary, secondary, tertiary—ANSWER-the 3 levels of preventive care
, primary prevention—ANSWER-exercise, eating right, immunizations - to look good and feel
good
secondary prevention—ANSWER-specifically doing things to help a specific type of health
like losing weight to not get cardiac disease
tertiary prevention—ANSWER-eliminating further deterioration of a disease
Healthy People 2020—ANSWER-Vision: a society in which all people live long, healthy lives
Mission: improve health, increase public awareness, provide measurable objectives/goals,
involve everyone, research
Goals: live longer, eliminate disparities, create social/physical environments, promote quality
of life
passive strategies - air bag, patient doesn't do anything
active strategies - must wear seltbelt, patient must physically put it on—ANSWER-2 types of
behavior modifications
intellectual, physical, emotional, spiritual—ANSWER-holistic health care means looking
beyond a patient's physical needs and evaluating it all:
medicaid—ANSWER-a federally funded, state-operated program of medical assistance to
people with low income
medicare—ANSWER-a federally funded national health insurance program in the US for
people age 65 and older
© 2026 Copyright. All Rights Reserved. This document is
protected by copyright law, Copyrighted By Katelyn Whitman
