A PACKAGE DEAL FOR CRRN TEST CERTIFICATION EXAM
2 VERSIONS WITH VERIFIED UPDATED ANSWERS/A+
GRADE ASSURED
Rehab act 1973 - ANSWER: Mandated affirmative action and non discrimination
regrind employment with federal agencies
Federal agencies - ANSWER: 501, 503
Housing - ANSWER: 504
access to technology - ANSWER: 508
ARN - ANSWER: 1974
section 503 - ANSWER: affirmative action in a federal contracts and sub contracts
section 501 - ANSWER: affirmative action and non discrimination in employment in
federal agencies
Section 504 - ANSWER: affirmative action with programs that receive federal funding
Section 508 - ANSWER: Requires accessibility to information technology used by
federal government
Impairment - ANSWER: is the loss or abnormality of a psychological or anatomical
structure and function
Disability - ANSWER: Is the restriction or lack of ability to perform an activity in the
manner or within the range considered normal
Handicap - ANSWER: is the disadvantage given individual resulting from impairment
or disability that limits or prevents fulfillment of a role that is normal for that
individual
Kurt Lewin - ANSWER: Father of change: believed that change is both a function of
personality and environment and that the interactions between the two are dynamic
Stages of change - ANSWER: Unfreezing, Movement refreezing
Locus of control - ANSWER: relationship between the behavior and the outcome .
Internal locus of control - ANSWER: I am in control of what happens to me. I am
responsible for my behavior
External Locus of control - ANSWER: What happens is related to fate and luck
, Self efficacy - ANSWER: The belief that one is capable of behavior
Bandura's social cognition theory
Perceived self efficacy influences expectation related to competence
Major components of self efficacy - ANSWER: Expectations, experience,
Environmental cues, incentives
King Theory - ANSWER: Theory of goal attainment
Stresses the nurse / patient relationship
interaction of patient and environment
holistic
Limites that is does not account well for compliance/ non compliance or cognitive
component
Neuman Theory - ANSWER: Health care systems model
Holistic
Encourages maintenance and stability after restoration
Orem Theory - ANSWER: Self care
Three categories of self care - ANSWER: Universal self care, Developmental self care ,
health deviation self care
Three categories of nursing intervention in self care theory - ANSWER: Wholly
compensatory : the patent has no role in self care
Partially compensatory: the nurse helps the patient
Supportive educative: the patient requires guidance and support
Roy Theory - ANSWER: Adaptation model
Patient and family highly involve and adapt to the environment
Relies on the nursing process interaction of the patient with the environment is
constant
Goals are mutually defined
Rogers theory - ANSWER: Model of the science of unitary human beings
Holistic
homeodynamics between the patent and their environment
Roper Theory - ANSWER: Model for living and nursing
gordons functional health patterns
Based on the ability to do ADLS
Katherine Kolcaba - ANSWER: comfort theory
three stages of comfort - ANSWER: Relief, ease and transcendence
2 VERSIONS WITH VERIFIED UPDATED ANSWERS/A+
GRADE ASSURED
Rehab act 1973 - ANSWER: Mandated affirmative action and non discrimination
regrind employment with federal agencies
Federal agencies - ANSWER: 501, 503
Housing - ANSWER: 504
access to technology - ANSWER: 508
ARN - ANSWER: 1974
section 503 - ANSWER: affirmative action in a federal contracts and sub contracts
section 501 - ANSWER: affirmative action and non discrimination in employment in
federal agencies
Section 504 - ANSWER: affirmative action with programs that receive federal funding
Section 508 - ANSWER: Requires accessibility to information technology used by
federal government
Impairment - ANSWER: is the loss or abnormality of a psychological or anatomical
structure and function
Disability - ANSWER: Is the restriction or lack of ability to perform an activity in the
manner or within the range considered normal
Handicap - ANSWER: is the disadvantage given individual resulting from impairment
or disability that limits or prevents fulfillment of a role that is normal for that
individual
Kurt Lewin - ANSWER: Father of change: believed that change is both a function of
personality and environment and that the interactions between the two are dynamic
Stages of change - ANSWER: Unfreezing, Movement refreezing
Locus of control - ANSWER: relationship between the behavior and the outcome .
Internal locus of control - ANSWER: I am in control of what happens to me. I am
responsible for my behavior
External Locus of control - ANSWER: What happens is related to fate and luck
, Self efficacy - ANSWER: The belief that one is capable of behavior
Bandura's social cognition theory
Perceived self efficacy influences expectation related to competence
Major components of self efficacy - ANSWER: Expectations, experience,
Environmental cues, incentives
King Theory - ANSWER: Theory of goal attainment
Stresses the nurse / patient relationship
interaction of patient and environment
holistic
Limites that is does not account well for compliance/ non compliance or cognitive
component
Neuman Theory - ANSWER: Health care systems model
Holistic
Encourages maintenance and stability after restoration
Orem Theory - ANSWER: Self care
Three categories of self care - ANSWER: Universal self care, Developmental self care ,
health deviation self care
Three categories of nursing intervention in self care theory - ANSWER: Wholly
compensatory : the patent has no role in self care
Partially compensatory: the nurse helps the patient
Supportive educative: the patient requires guidance and support
Roy Theory - ANSWER: Adaptation model
Patient and family highly involve and adapt to the environment
Relies on the nursing process interaction of the patient with the environment is
constant
Goals are mutually defined
Rogers theory - ANSWER: Model of the science of unitary human beings
Holistic
homeodynamics between the patent and their environment
Roper Theory - ANSWER: Model for living and nursing
gordons functional health patterns
Based on the ability to do ADLS
Katherine Kolcaba - ANSWER: comfort theory
three stages of comfort - ANSWER: Relief, ease and transcendence
