Nurs 124 Final Exam Questions And
Answers
relational practice -
correct answer ✅conscious participation with clients, nurses'
capacity to be in relationship with people to take initiative in
establishing and maintaining relationships that are authentic and
responsive to other people a large part of interpersonal
communication
intrapersonal communication -
correct answer ✅one's thinking, is also known as self talk or inner
thoughts. This develops self awareness, positive self concept, self
expression and improves health and self esteem.
interpersonal communication -
correct answer ✅direct, face-to-face communication between two
or more people, pateint to nurse
contextual knowledge -
correct answer ✅Research about the history, location, culture,
economics, relationships, politics and beliefs, attitudes and values
related to a character or text will provide contextual knowledge.
building block to providing context-based and relevant care
,Nurs 124 Final Exam Questions And
Answers
Initiative (in relational practice) -
correct answer ✅initiative assesses or initiates things
independently, nurses can reach out and listen to patient needs and
concerns.
authenticity (in relational practice) -
correct answer ✅being genuine or real, being spontaneous and
genuine, aware of in the moment experience of the patient
Reflexivity -
correct answer ✅being aware of your own pattern of
communication and response to communication, as well as the
response you are evoking in others.
message -
correct answer ✅the content of communication
Perception -
correct answer ✅it is information gathered by the five senses
(sight, hearing, taste, touch, and smell), the mentally organizing it
to come to a conclusion based on this sensory information
,Nurs 124 Final Exam Questions And
Answers
perceptual biases -
correct answer ✅human tendencies that interfere with accurately
perceiving and interpreting messages from other people, nurses
can use critical thinking and self reflection to overcome this.
mutuality and mutual understanding -
correct answer ✅having respect and understanding beliefs, morals
and values between the patient and nurse
Relational Practice -
correct answer ✅The art and skill of being able to connect with
people across differences by joining with them as they are and
where they are.
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs -
correct answer ✅communication theory
Erikson -
correct answer ✅theorist who studied psychosocial development
across the lifespan.
, Nurs 124 Final Exam Questions And
Answers
therapeutic relationship -
correct answer ✅relationship between the caregiver and patient
that is focused on promoting or restoring health and well-being of
the patient
Covenant -
correct answer ✅a written agreement or promise
caring -
correct answer ✅(caring service)- the work or practice of looking
after those unable to care for themselves, especially sick and
elderly people.
donative -
correct answer ✅a gift or donation
contract -
correct answer ✅A binding agreement; a formal sealed agreement
• Involves making an oath or a promise (fidelity) • More personal,
based in relationship between people (mutual change) • Fiduciary •
Rooted in values/morals established by God or humanity
Answers
relational practice -
correct answer ✅conscious participation with clients, nurses'
capacity to be in relationship with people to take initiative in
establishing and maintaining relationships that are authentic and
responsive to other people a large part of interpersonal
communication
intrapersonal communication -
correct answer ✅one's thinking, is also known as self talk or inner
thoughts. This develops self awareness, positive self concept, self
expression and improves health and self esteem.
interpersonal communication -
correct answer ✅direct, face-to-face communication between two
or more people, pateint to nurse
contextual knowledge -
correct answer ✅Research about the history, location, culture,
economics, relationships, politics and beliefs, attitudes and values
related to a character or text will provide contextual knowledge.
building block to providing context-based and relevant care
,Nurs 124 Final Exam Questions And
Answers
Initiative (in relational practice) -
correct answer ✅initiative assesses or initiates things
independently, nurses can reach out and listen to patient needs and
concerns.
authenticity (in relational practice) -
correct answer ✅being genuine or real, being spontaneous and
genuine, aware of in the moment experience of the patient
Reflexivity -
correct answer ✅being aware of your own pattern of
communication and response to communication, as well as the
response you are evoking in others.
message -
correct answer ✅the content of communication
Perception -
correct answer ✅it is information gathered by the five senses
(sight, hearing, taste, touch, and smell), the mentally organizing it
to come to a conclusion based on this sensory information
,Nurs 124 Final Exam Questions And
Answers
perceptual biases -
correct answer ✅human tendencies that interfere with accurately
perceiving and interpreting messages from other people, nurses
can use critical thinking and self reflection to overcome this.
mutuality and mutual understanding -
correct answer ✅having respect and understanding beliefs, morals
and values between the patient and nurse
Relational Practice -
correct answer ✅The art and skill of being able to connect with
people across differences by joining with them as they are and
where they are.
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs -
correct answer ✅communication theory
Erikson -
correct answer ✅theorist who studied psychosocial development
across the lifespan.
, Nurs 124 Final Exam Questions And
Answers
therapeutic relationship -
correct answer ✅relationship between the caregiver and patient
that is focused on promoting or restoring health and well-being of
the patient
Covenant -
correct answer ✅a written agreement or promise
caring -
correct answer ✅(caring service)- the work or practice of looking
after those unable to care for themselves, especially sick and
elderly people.
donative -
correct answer ✅a gift or donation
contract -
correct answer ✅A binding agreement; a formal sealed agreement
• Involves making an oath or a promise (fidelity) • More personal,
based in relationship between people (mutual change) • Fiduciary •
Rooted in values/morals established by God or humanity
