NFDN 1002 Practice Questions with 100%
Correct Answers
Nursing Metaparadigm
person, health, environment, nursing, social justice
client/person
include sickness and wellness interactive relationship between nurse and client
includes biological physiological social and spiritual dimensions
health
is subjective
an idea of State optimal health or total well-being
overall health can be affected by psychosocial/spiritual changes
environment
internal and external environments
nursing
the nursing process
view of client linked with persons environment, life, health goals
social justice
equitable or fair, distribution of society's benefits, responsibilities and their consequences
address is equality, human rights, democracy, civil rights, capacity building, just institutions,
poverty reduction, ethical practices, and advocacy.
how would you communicate to a client with speaking challenges
,ensure you have the patience attention
before starting minimize or the midnight background noise
keep your voice at a normal level keep communication simple don't talk down to them
give them time to speak
communicate with drawings gestures writing and facial expression in addition to speech
confirm that you're committing successfully with yes and no questions praise all attempts to
speak and downplay any errors
how would you communicate with a person that is cognitively unpaired
reduce environmental distraction while it conversing
capture the patience attention before you speak you
simple sentences
ask one question at a time allow time to respond
be an active listener
include family and friends and conversations
did you communicate with someone who is hearing impaired
check for presents of hearing aids reduce environmental noise
get the patient's attention before you speak
face the patient so that your mouth is visible
do not chew gum
speak at a normal volume
rephrase rather than repeat
provide a simple language interpreter
how would you communicate with someone who is visually impaired
, check for the use of glasses or contact lenses
identify yourself when you enter the room and notify the patient when you leave the room
speak in a normal tone of voice
do not rely on gestures or nonverbal communication to improve a messages
use indirect light avoiding glare
use appropriate front size for the impairment
which communicate with someone who is unresponsive
call the patient by name
communicate both verbally and by touch
speak to the patient as the he or she can hear you explain all procedures and expect expected
sensations provide orientation to a person place and time
avoid talking about the patient to other people and his or her presence avoid saying things
that the client should not hear
always assume the patients can hear and understand everything set at their bedside
how would you communicate with someone that does not speak English
speak to the client in a normal tone of voice
establish a method for the patient to signal a desire to communicate provide an interpreter as
needed develop communication board, pictures, or cards
translate words from the English list into the patient's native language for the patient to make
basic requests ensure that it dictionary is available if the patient can read
what are some examples of therapeutic communication techniques
active listening
sharing empathy
sharing Hope
Correct Answers
Nursing Metaparadigm
person, health, environment, nursing, social justice
client/person
include sickness and wellness interactive relationship between nurse and client
includes biological physiological social and spiritual dimensions
health
is subjective
an idea of State optimal health or total well-being
overall health can be affected by psychosocial/spiritual changes
environment
internal and external environments
nursing
the nursing process
view of client linked with persons environment, life, health goals
social justice
equitable or fair, distribution of society's benefits, responsibilities and their consequences
address is equality, human rights, democracy, civil rights, capacity building, just institutions,
poverty reduction, ethical practices, and advocacy.
how would you communicate to a client with speaking challenges
,ensure you have the patience attention
before starting minimize or the midnight background noise
keep your voice at a normal level keep communication simple don't talk down to them
give them time to speak
communicate with drawings gestures writing and facial expression in addition to speech
confirm that you're committing successfully with yes and no questions praise all attempts to
speak and downplay any errors
how would you communicate with a person that is cognitively unpaired
reduce environmental distraction while it conversing
capture the patience attention before you speak you
simple sentences
ask one question at a time allow time to respond
be an active listener
include family and friends and conversations
did you communicate with someone who is hearing impaired
check for presents of hearing aids reduce environmental noise
get the patient's attention before you speak
face the patient so that your mouth is visible
do not chew gum
speak at a normal volume
rephrase rather than repeat
provide a simple language interpreter
how would you communicate with someone who is visually impaired
, check for the use of glasses or contact lenses
identify yourself when you enter the room and notify the patient when you leave the room
speak in a normal tone of voice
do not rely on gestures or nonverbal communication to improve a messages
use indirect light avoiding glare
use appropriate front size for the impairment
which communicate with someone who is unresponsive
call the patient by name
communicate both verbally and by touch
speak to the patient as the he or she can hear you explain all procedures and expect expected
sensations provide orientation to a person place and time
avoid talking about the patient to other people and his or her presence avoid saying things
that the client should not hear
always assume the patients can hear and understand everything set at their bedside
how would you communicate with someone that does not speak English
speak to the client in a normal tone of voice
establish a method for the patient to signal a desire to communicate provide an interpreter as
needed develop communication board, pictures, or cards
translate words from the English list into the patient's native language for the patient to make
basic requests ensure that it dictionary is available if the patient can read
what are some examples of therapeutic communication techniques
active listening
sharing empathy
sharing Hope
