NURS 307 Test 1 - Questions with Correct Answers
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98 questions with answers
Topic: NURS 307 Test 1
1. What are the 4 concepts of nursing?
Answer: health, person, environment, nursing
2. what is the clinical/medical Model of health?
Answer: absence of disease = health
3. what is the Role Performance Model of health?
Answer: you're healthy if you can perform social roles (teacher, spouse, friend)
4. what is the Adaptive Model of health?
Answer: Are you able to adjust to social mental or physiological changes?
5. what is the Eudemonistic Model of health?
Answer: Are you happy? Yes = healthy
6. What are the 4 dimensions of health?
Answer: Physical, Mental, Social, Spiritual
7. What are the nurses methods of addressing health?
Answer: Health Promotion, Primary Health Protection, Secondary Health Protection, Tertiary
Health Protection
8. What is Health Promotion?
Answer: an effort to maintain and improve an already healthy state, and Increase ability of
self care
9. What is Primary Health Protection?
Answer: protects one from disease, trying to prevent a problem before it happens
10. examples of primary health protection:
Answer: vaccinations, hand washing, BP checks, eating healthy instead of bad
11. What is secondary health protection?
Answer: early diagnosis and prompt treatment, screening
12. What is Tertiary Health Protection?
Answer: maximize someone's functioning (rehab) - how can we help them live with
diagnosis. only if it's an established diagnosis
13. what are examples of tertiary health protection?
Answer: end of life care, rehab
14. Definition of partnerships:
Answer: "a close mutual cooperation between parties having common interests,
responsibilities, privileges, and power"
15. A hallmark of nursing is focusing on and starting with:
Answer: strengths
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, 16. 5 parts of partnerships according to Wolfelt:
Answer: Honoring the spirit, Learning from others, Walking alongside, Being still,
Discovering the gift of sacred silence, Listening with the heart, Being witness to the struggles
of others, Being present to another person's pain, Respecting disorder and confusion, Going
to the wilderness of the soul with another human being
17. what does honoring the spirit look like?
Answer: nurses looking beyond symptomsthey're actually people
18. partnerships can occur with: What is Countertransference? What is transference?
Answer: Individuals across the lifespan, Families, Communities
19. What is CBN?
Answer: a PHILOSOPHY - directed towards specific individuals and families within a
community
20. What is the emphasis of CBN?
Answer: providing comprehensive, coordinated, continuous care
21. Social-ecological model:
Answer: Recognizing the role that context plays in the development and treatment of health
care issues
22. What are two misconceptions about CBN?
Answer: There are two types of nurses, CBN describes a setting for practice
23. What is healthy people?
Answer: 10 year plan for the nation
24. What was the shift in 1990's towards?
Answer: preventative care - "working upstream"
25. What is Pew Health Professions Report?
Answer: 21 competencies for the 21st century healthcare providers
26. What is Nursing accrediting bodies?
Answer: points that nursing schools HAVE to teach (includes community, context, etc)
27. What is Affordable Care Act?
Answer: Law in 2010increase medicaid to 14 mil uninsured people
28. 6 main concepts of CBN:
Answer: self-care, care in context of fam, culture, and comm, continuity of care,
collaborative care, partnership, and health promotion/protection
29. self care in CBN:
Answer: try to empower individuals and families to be as independent and involved in care
as possible
30. care in context of fam, culture, and comm in CBN :
Answer: Applying big picture concept
31. continuity of care in CBN:
Answer: teaching people how to take continuous care of themselves
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98 questions with answers
Topic: NURS 307 Test 1
1. What are the 4 concepts of nursing?
Answer: health, person, environment, nursing
2. what is the clinical/medical Model of health?
Answer: absence of disease = health
3. what is the Role Performance Model of health?
Answer: you're healthy if you can perform social roles (teacher, spouse, friend)
4. what is the Adaptive Model of health?
Answer: Are you able to adjust to social mental or physiological changes?
5. what is the Eudemonistic Model of health?
Answer: Are you happy? Yes = healthy
6. What are the 4 dimensions of health?
Answer: Physical, Mental, Social, Spiritual
7. What are the nurses methods of addressing health?
Answer: Health Promotion, Primary Health Protection, Secondary Health Protection, Tertiary
Health Protection
8. What is Health Promotion?
Answer: an effort to maintain and improve an already healthy state, and Increase ability of
self care
9. What is Primary Health Protection?
Answer: protects one from disease, trying to prevent a problem before it happens
10. examples of primary health protection:
Answer: vaccinations, hand washing, BP checks, eating healthy instead of bad
11. What is secondary health protection?
Answer: early diagnosis and prompt treatment, screening
12. What is Tertiary Health Protection?
Answer: maximize someone's functioning (rehab) - how can we help them live with
diagnosis. only if it's an established diagnosis
13. what are examples of tertiary health protection?
Answer: end of life care, rehab
14. Definition of partnerships:
Answer: "a close mutual cooperation between parties having common interests,
responsibilities, privileges, and power"
15. A hallmark of nursing is focusing on and starting with:
Answer: strengths
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, 16. 5 parts of partnerships according to Wolfelt:
Answer: Honoring the spirit, Learning from others, Walking alongside, Being still,
Discovering the gift of sacred silence, Listening with the heart, Being witness to the struggles
of others, Being present to another person's pain, Respecting disorder and confusion, Going
to the wilderness of the soul with another human being
17. what does honoring the spirit look like?
Answer: nurses looking beyond symptomsthey're actually people
18. partnerships can occur with: What is Countertransference? What is transference?
Answer: Individuals across the lifespan, Families, Communities
19. What is CBN?
Answer: a PHILOSOPHY - directed towards specific individuals and families within a
community
20. What is the emphasis of CBN?
Answer: providing comprehensive, coordinated, continuous care
21. Social-ecological model:
Answer: Recognizing the role that context plays in the development and treatment of health
care issues
22. What are two misconceptions about CBN?
Answer: There are two types of nurses, CBN describes a setting for practice
23. What is healthy people?
Answer: 10 year plan for the nation
24. What was the shift in 1990's towards?
Answer: preventative care - "working upstream"
25. What is Pew Health Professions Report?
Answer: 21 competencies for the 21st century healthcare providers
26. What is Nursing accrediting bodies?
Answer: points that nursing schools HAVE to teach (includes community, context, etc)
27. What is Affordable Care Act?
Answer: Law in 2010increase medicaid to 14 mil uninsured people
28. 6 main concepts of CBN:
Answer: self-care, care in context of fam, culture, and comm, continuity of care,
collaborative care, partnership, and health promotion/protection
29. self care in CBN:
Answer: try to empower individuals and families to be as independent and involved in care
as possible
30. care in context of fam, culture, and comm in CBN :
Answer: Applying big picture concept
31. continuity of care in CBN:
Answer: teaching people how to take continuous care of themselves
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