Client - Centered Care 1: Exam 1 questions and
answers graded A+ latest update
1. What is ANA? American Nurses Association
2. How does the ANA define As a science and an art
nurs- ing?
3. Nurses deliver - Client-Centered Care
4. Who is the LPN's Registered Nurse/RN
supervisor when
working on a unit?
5. 4 basic concepts of care Rest, sleep, nutrition, hydration
6. What is Maslow's - Human motivation based on the pursuit of ditterent
hierarchy of needs? levels of needs
7. What are the 5 levels of Maslow's 1. Self actualization
Hierarchy of Needs? 2. Love and belonging
3. Esteem needs
4. Safety and security
5. Physiological
8. What level are rest and needs Level 5 -
sleep in Maslow's hierarchy
of needs? physiological
9. Inadequate rest and sleep nega- Systems of the body including cardiovascular,
respiratory,
tively affect what? disturbed sleep and rest?
10. In what environment is 11. What can cause disturbed res
the biggest risk for and sleep in the hospital?
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, Client - Centered Care 1: Exam 1 questions and
answers graded A+ latest update
mune, and neurological systems
Hospital/inpatient settings Noise, commotion, diagnostic tests, and vital sign mea-
surements
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,Client - Centered Care 1: Exam 1 questions and
answers graded A+ latest update
12. How can nurses promote Adjusting environmental factors and carrying out
rest and sleep? nursing interventions
13. What is a macronutrient? carbohydrate, protein, fat
14. What is a macronutrient? Vitamins and minerals
15. How can food and water Illness, surgery, and medications
intake be affected while in
the hospital?
16. Brushing teeth? Impaired oral hygiene can attect taste and appetite
17. What 3 things will you do Collect nutritional data, assist clients with meals and
as an LPN related to oral care, and reinforce culturally competent dietary
nutrition and hy- dration? education
18. What are signs of fluid deficit? Dry skin and mucous membranes, decreased
urinary out-
put, and weight loss
19. What are signs of fluid overload? Swelling, increased blood pressure, and
shortness of
breath
20. If you see fluid deficit or Report signs to the RN or healthcare provider
over- load, what do you
do?
Yes
21. Is elimination a basic
human need?
22. What cells produce waste? All of them
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answers graded A+ latest update
1. What is ANA? American Nurses Association
2. How does the ANA define As a science and an art
nurs- ing?
3. Nurses deliver - Client-Centered Care
4. Who is the LPN's Registered Nurse/RN
supervisor when
working on a unit?
5. 4 basic concepts of care Rest, sleep, nutrition, hydration
6. What is Maslow's - Human motivation based on the pursuit of ditterent
hierarchy of needs? levels of needs
7. What are the 5 levels of Maslow's 1. Self actualization
Hierarchy of Needs? 2. Love and belonging
3. Esteem needs
4. Safety and security
5. Physiological
8. What level are rest and needs Level 5 -
sleep in Maslow's hierarchy
of needs? physiological
9. Inadequate rest and sleep nega- Systems of the body including cardiovascular,
respiratory,
tively affect what? disturbed sleep and rest?
10. In what environment is 11. What can cause disturbed res
the biggest risk for and sleep in the hospital?
1/
19
, Client - Centered Care 1: Exam 1 questions and
answers graded A+ latest update
mune, and neurological systems
Hospital/inpatient settings Noise, commotion, diagnostic tests, and vital sign mea-
surements
2/
19
,Client - Centered Care 1: Exam 1 questions and
answers graded A+ latest update
12. How can nurses promote Adjusting environmental factors and carrying out
rest and sleep? nursing interventions
13. What is a macronutrient? carbohydrate, protein, fat
14. What is a macronutrient? Vitamins and minerals
15. How can food and water Illness, surgery, and medications
intake be affected while in
the hospital?
16. Brushing teeth? Impaired oral hygiene can attect taste and appetite
17. What 3 things will you do Collect nutritional data, assist clients with meals and
as an LPN related to oral care, and reinforce culturally competent dietary
nutrition and hy- dration? education
18. What are signs of fluid deficit? Dry skin and mucous membranes, decreased
urinary out-
put, and weight loss
19. What are signs of fluid overload? Swelling, increased blood pressure, and
shortness of
breath
20. If you see fluid deficit or Report signs to the RN or healthcare provider
over- load, what do you
do?
Yes
21. Is elimination a basic
human need?
22. What cells produce waste? All of them
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19
