Auburn University NURS 2030 Exam 1 || with Error-free Answers.
What are the 4 Spheres of Care? correct answers 1. Wellness/Disease Prevention
- physical and mental health
- management of acute and intermittent needs of HEALTHY people
- Example = Auburn Med Clinic
2. Chronic Disease Care
- management of diseases and prevention of negative sequelae
- Example = person living with diabetes (how do we manage it/prevent things from getting
worse?)
3. Regenerative/Restorative Care
- critical and trauma care
- complex acute care
- acute exacerbations of chronic conditions
- unstable patients
4. Hospice/Palliative Care
- end of life care
- supportive care
- long-term care
- allowing people the space to die the right way; death with dignity
AACN Essentials correct answers a framework for the preparation of nurses
- includes domains, competencies, and sub-competencies
- focuses on competency-based education
,- offers expectations, objectives, and a roadmap for students
10 Domains:
1. Knowledge for Nursing Practice
2. Person-Centered Care
3. Population Health
4. Scholarship for the Nursing Discipline
5. Quality and Safety
6. Interprofessional Partnerships
7. Systems-Based Practice
8. Informatics and Healthcare Technologies
9. Professionalism
10. Personal, Professional, and Leadership Development
Concepts for the Nursing Practice correct answers 1. Clinical Judgement -- the process by which
nurses make decisions based on nursing knowledge, other disciplinary knowledge, critical
thinking, and clinical reasoning
2. Communication -- the exchange of information, thoughts, and feelings through a variety of
mechanisms (verbal, written, behavioral, body language, touch, and emotion)
3. Compassionate Care -- the way nurses relate to other human beings (noticing another person's
vulnerability, experiencing an emotional reaction to this, and acting in some way that is
meaningful for people)
4. Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion -- a broad range of individual, population, and social
constructs
5. Ethics -- principles that guide a person's behavior
, 6. Evidence-Based Practice
7. Health Policy -- goal directed decision-making about health that is the result of an authorized
public decision-making process
8. Social Determinants of Health -- personal, social, economic, and environmental factors that
impact health
What are the 7 Levels of Care? correct answers 1. Primary Care: promoting wellness and
preventing disease through screening
- Example = making sure you don't have scoliosis, hearing issues, etc.
2. Community Care: prevention; working with a population
- Example = going out and teaching communities about healthy eating habits
3. Acute Care: admission to treat and stabilize an episode
- normally a short stay
- Example = my hip surgery/treatment of short-term issues
4. Long-Term Care Facility: for patients who need a place to live; need assistance with activities
of daily living (ADLs)
5. Hospice Care: the individual has less than 6 months to live
- not trying to cure their illness
- providing comfort/support to patients and their families
6. Palliative Care: providing comfort during illness
What are the 4 Spheres of Care? correct answers 1. Wellness/Disease Prevention
- physical and mental health
- management of acute and intermittent needs of HEALTHY people
- Example = Auburn Med Clinic
2. Chronic Disease Care
- management of diseases and prevention of negative sequelae
- Example = person living with diabetes (how do we manage it/prevent things from getting
worse?)
3. Regenerative/Restorative Care
- critical and trauma care
- complex acute care
- acute exacerbations of chronic conditions
- unstable patients
4. Hospice/Palliative Care
- end of life care
- supportive care
- long-term care
- allowing people the space to die the right way; death with dignity
AACN Essentials correct answers a framework for the preparation of nurses
- includes domains, competencies, and sub-competencies
- focuses on competency-based education
,- offers expectations, objectives, and a roadmap for students
10 Domains:
1. Knowledge for Nursing Practice
2. Person-Centered Care
3. Population Health
4. Scholarship for the Nursing Discipline
5. Quality and Safety
6. Interprofessional Partnerships
7. Systems-Based Practice
8. Informatics and Healthcare Technologies
9. Professionalism
10. Personal, Professional, and Leadership Development
Concepts for the Nursing Practice correct answers 1. Clinical Judgement -- the process by which
nurses make decisions based on nursing knowledge, other disciplinary knowledge, critical
thinking, and clinical reasoning
2. Communication -- the exchange of information, thoughts, and feelings through a variety of
mechanisms (verbal, written, behavioral, body language, touch, and emotion)
3. Compassionate Care -- the way nurses relate to other human beings (noticing another person's
vulnerability, experiencing an emotional reaction to this, and acting in some way that is
meaningful for people)
4. Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion -- a broad range of individual, population, and social
constructs
5. Ethics -- principles that guide a person's behavior
, 6. Evidence-Based Practice
7. Health Policy -- goal directed decision-making about health that is the result of an authorized
public decision-making process
8. Social Determinants of Health -- personal, social, economic, and environmental factors that
impact health
What are the 7 Levels of Care? correct answers 1. Primary Care: promoting wellness and
preventing disease through screening
- Example = making sure you don't have scoliosis, hearing issues, etc.
2. Community Care: prevention; working with a population
- Example = going out and teaching communities about healthy eating habits
3. Acute Care: admission to treat and stabilize an episode
- normally a short stay
- Example = my hip surgery/treatment of short-term issues
4. Long-Term Care Facility: for patients who need a place to live; need assistance with activities
of daily living (ADLs)
5. Hospice Care: the individual has less than 6 months to live
- not trying to cure their illness
- providing comfort/support to patients and their families
6. Palliative Care: providing comfort during illness
