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PROFESSIONALCOMMUNICATION SKILLS FOR
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NURSES 9TH EDITION
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, CH 1: Theory Based Perspectives and Contemporary
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DynamicsArnold: Interpersonal Relationships, 9th
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Edition
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MULTIPLE nn CHOICE
1. When describing nursing tonnagroup ofnursingstudents,nnthe nursinginstructornnlists all
s s s s s s
nnofthefollo nnwing nncharacteristics nnofnursing nnexcept
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a. historicallynursingisas nnold nnas nnmankind.
b. nursingwasoriginallypracticedinformallybyreligiousnnorders dedicatedto careofthe s s
sick.
nn
c. nursingwaslaterpracticed inthehomebyfemale caregiverswith noformaledu
s s s
n n cation.
d. nursinghasalwaysbeen nnidentifiableasnnadistinct occupation. s
ACCURATE nnANSWER:-A
Hypothesis:-
>>>Historically, nnnursingis nnas nnold nnas nnmankind. nnOriginallypracticed informallybyreligious s
nnorders nnde nndicated nnto care nnof nnthe nnsick nnandlater nninthe nnhome nnbyfemale nncaregivers nnwith
s
nnnoformal nneducation, nnnursin nngwasnot nnidentifiable nnas nna nndistinct nnoccupationuntilthe nn1854
nnCrimean nnwar. nnThere, nnFlorence nnNightinga nnle‘s nnNoteson nnNursing
nnintroducedtheworldtothefunctionalroles of nnprofessional nursing nnand nnthe nnneed
s n n for s s
nnformaleducation.
DIF: n n n n CognitivennLevel:nnComprehension
REF:nnp.1TOP:nnStepofthennNursing Process:nnAllphasesMSC: n n Client nnNeeds:nnPsychosocialnnIntegr
s
ity
2. Thenursing profession‘s nnfirstnursingattendantresearcher,
nn nnwhoserved nnas nnan
nnearlyadvocateforhigh- nnqualitycare nnand nnused nnstatistical nndata nntodocument nntheneed nnfor
nnhandwashing in nnpreventing infection, nnwas
s s
a. AbrahamMaslow.
b. Martha Rogers. s
c. HildegardPeplau.
d. FlorenceNightingale.
ACCURATE nnANSWER:-D
Hypothesis:->>>Annnearlyadvocate nnfornnhigh-
qualitycare, nnFlorence Nightingale‘s nnuse nnof nnstatisticaldatato documenttheneedforhandwashing nni
s s
nnnpreventinginfection marksher nnasthe profession‘s nnfirstnursing nnattendant nnresearcher.
s s
DIF: CognitivennLevel: nnKnowledge
REF:nnp.1TOP:nnStep ofnnthennNursingnnProcess: s
nnAl nnlphases
MSC: nnClientnnNeeds:nnManagementnnofnnCare
3. Today,professionalnursingeducationbeginsat n n the
a. undergraduatelevel.
b. graduate level. s
, c. advancedpracticelevel.
d. administrativelevel.
ACCURATE nnANSWER:-A
Hypothesis:-
>>>Today,nnprofessionalnursingeducationbegins nnatnntheundergraduatelevel,nnwithagrowingnumber
nnofnursingnnattendantsnnchoosingnngraduatennstudiesnntosupport differentiatednnpracticennrolesnnand/or
s
nnresearc nnhopportunities.nursingattendants nnareprepared nnto nnfunction as nnadvanced nnpracticenursing
s
nnattendant nnpr nnactitioners, nnadministrators, nnand nneducators.
DIF: CognitivennLevel: nnComprehension
REF:nnp.2TOP:nnStep ofnnthennNursingnnProcess:
s
nnAl nnlphases
MSC: nnClientnnNeeds:nnManagementnnofnnCare
4. Nursing‘s metaparadigm, nnor nnworldview, nndistinguishesthe nnnursingprofession nnfromother
nn
nndiscipline nnsandemphasizes nnitsuniquefunctionalcharacteristics.
nnThe fourkeyconceptsthatform the nnfoundatio nnn nnfor nnallnursing nntheories nnare
s s
a. caring,compassion,nnhealthpromotion, nnandeducation.
b. respect,integrity,honesty,nnand advocacy. s
c. person,environment,nnhealth,nnandnursing.
d. nursing,teaching,nncaring, nnandhealthpromotion.
ACCURATE nnANSWER:-C
Hypothesis:-
>>>Individualnursing theoriesnnrepresentdifferentnninterpretationsnnofthennphenomenon ofnursing,nnbut
s s
nncentralconstructs—person, nnenvironment, nnhealth, nnand nursing—
s
are nnfound inallnntheoriesnnandnnmodels.nnTheyarennreferrednnto nnasnnnursing‘s nnmetaparadigm.
s
DIF: CognitivennLevel: nnKnowledge
REF:nnp.2TOP:nnStep ofnnthennNursingnnProcess:
s
nnAl nnlphases
MSC: nn ClientnnNeeds:nnManagementofnnCare
5. Whenadmittingaclientto n n themedical-surgicalunit, nn thenursing attendantaskstheclient
s nn about nn cultural
issues.nnThenursingattendant isdemonstratinguseofthe nnconcept nnof
s
a. person.
b. environment.
c. health.
d. nursing.
ACCURATE nnANSWER:-B
Hypothesis:-
>>>Thennconceptofnnenvironmentnnincludesnnallnncultural,nndevelopmental,nnandnnsocialnndeterminantsthat
nninf nnluencea nnclient‘s nnhealthperceptionsandbehavior. nnA nnperson nnis defined nnas nntherecipient of
s s
nursingcare, n n havinguniquebio-psycho-
socialandspiritualdimensions. nnTheword nnhealth nnderivesfrom nnthe nnword nnwhole. nnHealth
nnis a multidimen nnsionalconcept, nnhavingphysical, nnpsychological, nnsociocultural, nndevelopmental,
s s
nnand nnspiritual nncharacte nnristics. nnThe nnWorld nnHealth nnOrganization nn(WHO, nn1946) nndefines nnhealth
nnas nn―a state nnof nncomplete nnphysical, nnmental, nnsocial nnwell-
s
being, nnnot merelytheabsence ofdisease orinfirmity.‖Nursing n n includes the promotionofhealth, nnpreve
s s s s s
, ntionofillness, nnand nnthenncareofnnill,nndisabled, nnand nndying people.
s