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Health Promotion Throughout the Life Span 10TH Edition
GH GH GH GH GH GH GH
Authors:GHCaroleGHEdelman,GHElizabethGHKudzma
ChapterGH01:GHHealthGHDefined:GHObjectivesGHforGHPromotionGHandGHPreve
ntionGHEdelman:GHHealthGHPromotionGHThroughoutGHtheGHLifeGHSpan,GH10
THGHEdition
MULTIPLEGHCHOICE
WhichGHmodelGHofGHhealthGHisGHmostGHlikelyGHusedGHbyGHaGHpersonGHwho
doesGHnotGHbelieveGHinGHpreventiveGHhealthGHcare?
a. ClinicalGHmodel
b. RoleGHperformanceGHmodel
c. AdaptiveGHmodel
d. EudaimonisticGHmodel
ANS:GHA
TheGHclinicalGHmodelGHofGHhealthGHviewsGHtheGHabsenceGHofGHsi
gnsGHandGHsymptomsGHofGHdiseaseGHasGHindicativeGHofGHhealth.G
HPeoplewhoGHuseGHthisGHmodelGHwaitGHuntilGHtheyGHareGHveryGH
sickGHtoGHseekGHcare.
DIF:G H G H CognitiveGHLevel:GHRememberGH(Knowledge)
REF: p. 3
2. AGHpersonGHwithGHchronicGHbackGHpainGHisGHcaredGHforGHbyGHherGHprimaryGHcareGH
providerGHasGHwellGHasGHreceivesacupuncture.GHWhichGHmodelGHofGHhealthGHdoe
sGHthisGHpersonGHlikelyGHfavor?
a. ClinicalGHmodel
b. RoleGHperformanceGHmodel
c. AdaptiveGHmodel
d. EudaimonisticGHmodel
ANS:GHD
TheGHeudaimonisticGHmodelGHembodiesGHtheGHinteractionGHandGHinterrelationshipsGHamongGHphy
sical,GHsocial,GHpsychological,GHandGHspiritualGHaspectsGHofGHlifeGHandGHtheGHenvironmentGHinGHgoal
GHattainmentGHandGHcreatingGHmeaningGHinGHlife.GHPractitionersGHwhoGHpracticeGHtheGHclinicalGHmo
delGHmayGHnotGHbeGHenoughGHforGHsomeoneGHwhoGHbelievesGHinGHtheGHeudaimonisticGHmodel.GHTh
osewhoGHbelievG H eGHinGHtheGHeudaimonisticGHmodelGHoftenGHlookGHforGHalternativeGHprovidersGHo
fGHcare.
DIF:G H CognitiveGHLevel:GHApplyGH(Application) REF: p.GH3
3. AGHstateGHofGHphysical,GHmental,GHspiritual,GHandGHsocialGHfunctioningGHthatGHrealizes
GHaGHperson‘sGHpotentialGHandGHisexperiencedGHwithinGHaGHdevelopmentalGHcontextGHis
GHknownGHas:
a. growthGHandGHdevelopment.
b. health.
c. functioning.
d. high-levelGHwellness.
ANS:GHB
HealthGHisGHdefinedGHasGHaGHstateGHofGHphysical,GHmental,GHspiritual,GHandGHsocialGHfunctioningGHtha
,tGHrealizesGHaGHperson‘sGHpotentialandGHisGHexperiencedGHwithinGHaGHdevelopmentalGHcontext.
, DIF:G H G H CognitiveGHLevel:GHRememberGH(Knowledge) REF:G H p.GH5
4. WhichGHofGHtheGHfollowingGHbestGHdescribesGHaGHclientGHwhoGHhasGHanGHillness?
a. SomeoneGHwhoGHhasGHwell-controlledGHdiabetes
b. SomeoneGHwithGHhypercholesterolemia
c. SomeoneGHwithGHaGHheadache
d. SomeoneGHwithGHcoronaryGHarteryGHdise
aseGHwithoutangina
e. ANS:GHC
SomeoneGHwithGHaGHheadacheGHrepresentsGHaGHpersonGHwithGHanGHillness.GHAnGHillnessGHisGHmadeG
HupGHofGHtheGHsubjectiveGHexperienceGHofGHtheGHindividualGHandGHtheGHphysicalGHmanifestationGHof
GHdisease.GHItGHcanGHbeGHdescribedGHasGHaGHresponseGHcharacterizedGHbyGHaGHmismatchGHbetweenGH
aGHperson‘sGHneedsGHandGHtheGHresourcesGHavailableGHtoGHmeetGHthoseGHneeds.GHAGHpersonGHcanGHha
veGHaGHdiseasewithoutGHfeelingGHill.GHTheGHotherGHchoicesGHrepresentGHdisease.
DIF:G H G H CognitiveGHLevel:GHAnalyzeGH(Analysis) REF:G H p.GH6
5. WhichGHUSGHreportGHisGHconsideredGHaGHlandmarkGHdocumentGHinGHcreatingGHaGHglobalGHapproachGHtoGHhealt
h?
a. TheGH1990GHHealthGHObjectivesGHforGHtheGHNation:GHAGHMidcourseGHReview
b. HealthyGHPeopleGH2020
c. HealthyGHPeopleGH2000
d. TheGHU.S.GHSurgeonGHGeneralGHReport
ANS:GHC
HealthyGHPeopleGH2000GHandGHitsGHMidcourseGHReviewGHandGH1995GHRevisionsGHwereGHlandm
arkGHdocumentsGHinGHwhichGHaGHconsortiumGHofGHpeopleGHrepresentingGHnationalGHorganization
sGHworkedGHwithGHUSGHPublicGHHealthGHServiceGHofficialsGHtocreateGHaGHmoreGHglobalGHapproa
chGHtoGHhealth.
DIF:G H G H CognitiveGHLevel:GHRememberGH(Knowledge) REF:G H p.GH6
6. WhichGHofGHtheGHfollowingGHrepresentsGHaGHmethodGHofGHprimaryGHprevention?
a. InformationalGHsessionGHaboutGHhealthyGHlifestyles
b. BloodGHpressureGHscreening
c. InterventionalGHcardiacGHcatheterization
d. DiagnosticGHcardiacGHcatheterization
ANS:GHA
PrimaryGHpreventionGHprecedesGHdiseaseGHorGHdysfunction.GHItGHincludesGHhealthGHpromotionGH
andGHspecificGHprotectionGHandencouragesGHincreasedGHawareness;GHthus,GHeducationGHaboutGH
healthyGHlifestylesGHfitsGHthisGHdefinition.GHBloodGHpressureGHscreeningGHdoesGHnotGHpreventGH
disease,GHbutGHinsteadGHidentifiesGHit.
DIF:G H CognitiveGHLevel:GHApplyGH(Application) REF: p.GH11
7. WhichGHofGHtheGHfollowingGHrepresentsGHaGHmethodGHofGHsecondaryGHprevention?
a. Self–breastGHexaminationGHeducation
b. YearlyGHmammograms
c. ChemotherapyGHforGHadvancedGHbreastGHcancer
d. CompleteGHmastectomyGHforGHbreastGHcancer
, ANS:GHB
ScreeningGHisGHsecondaryGHpreventionGHbecauseGHtheGHprincipalGHgoalGHofGHscreeningsGHisGHtoGHid
entifyGHindividualsGHinGHanGHearly,detectableGHstageGHofGHtheGHdiseaseGHprocess.GHAGHmammogramG
HisGHaGHscreeningGHtoolGHforGHbreastGHcancerGHandGHthusGHisGHconsideredGHaGHmethodGHofGHsecondar
yGHprevention.
DIF:G H CognitiveGHLevel:GHApplyGH(Application) REF: p.GH15
8. WhichGHofGHtheGHfollowingGHrepresentsGHaGHmethodGHofGHtertiaryGHprevention?
a. DrunkGHdrivingGHcampaign
b. RoadGHblocksGHforGHdrunkGHdriving
c. EmergencyGHsurgeryGHforGHheadGHtraumaGHafterGHaGHmotorGHvehicleGHaccident
d. PhysicalGHandGHoccupationalGHtherapyGHafterGHaGHmotorGHv
ehicleGHaccidentGHwithGHheadtrauma
ANS:GHD
PhysicalGHtherapyGHandGHoccupationalGHtherapyGHareGHconsideredGHtertiaryGHprevention.GHTertiar
yGHpreventionGHoccursGHwhenGHaGHdefectGHorGHdisabilityGHisGHpermanentGHandGHirreversible.GHItGHin
volvesGHminimizingGHtheGHeffectGHofGHdiseaseGHandGHdisability.GHTheGHobjectiveGHofGHtertiaryGHpre
ventionGHisGHtoGHmaximizeGHremainingGHcapacities.
DIF:G H G H CognitiveGHLevel:GHApplyGH(Application)G H G H REF: p.GH15
9. InGHreviewingGHaGHperson‘sGHmedicalGHclaims,GHaGHnurseGHrealizesGHthatGHtheGHindividualGHwithG
HmoderateGHpersistentGHasthmaGHhashadGHseveralGHemergencyGHdepartmentGHvisitsGHandGHisGHnotG
HonGHinhaledGHsteroidsGHasGHrecommendedGHbyGHtheGHNHLBIGHasthmaGHmanagementGHguidelin
es.GHTheGHnurseGHdiscussesGHthisGHwithGHtheGHperson‘sGHprimaryGHcareGHprovider.GHInGHthisGHsce
nario,GHtheGHnurseGHisGHactingGHasGHa(n):
a. advocate.
b. careGHmanager.
c. consultant.
d. educator.
ANS:GHB
CareGHmanagersGHactGHtoGHpreventGHduplicationGHofGHserviceGHandGHreduceGHcost.GHCareGHmanagersGHbaseGHr
ecommendationonGHreliableGHdataGHsourcesGHsuchGHasGHevidence-basedGHpracticesGHandGHprotocols.
DIF: CognitiveGHLevel:GHApplyGH(Application)G H G H REF: p.GH15
10. DuringGHaGHhomeGHvisit,GHaGHnurseGHassistsGHanGHindividualGHtoGHcompleteGHanGHapplicationGHfo
rGHdisabilityGHservices.GHTheGHnurseisGHactingGHasGHa(n):
a. advocate.
b. careGHmanager.
c. consultant.
d. educator.
ANS:GHA
TheGHadvocacyGHroleGHofGHtheGHnurseGHhelpsGHindividualsGHobtainGHwhatGHtheyGHareGHentitledGHt
oGHreceiveGHfromGHtheGHhealthGHcareGHsystem,GHtriesGHtoGHmakeGHtheGHsystemGHmoreGHresponsiv
eGHtoGHindividuals‘GHcommunityGHneeds,GHandGHassistsGHindividualsGHindevelopingGHskillsGHtoGH
advocateGHforGHthemselves.
GH GH
Health Promotion Throughout the Life Span 10TH Edition
GH GH GH GH GH GH GH
Authors:GHCaroleGHEdelman,GHElizabethGHKudzma
ChapterGH01:GHHealthGHDefined:GHObjectivesGHforGHPromotionGHandGHPreve
ntionGHEdelman:GHHealthGHPromotionGHThroughoutGHtheGHLifeGHSpan,GH10
THGHEdition
MULTIPLEGHCHOICE
WhichGHmodelGHofGHhealthGHisGHmostGHlikelyGHusedGHbyGHaGHpersonGHwho
doesGHnotGHbelieveGHinGHpreventiveGHhealthGHcare?
a. ClinicalGHmodel
b. RoleGHperformanceGHmodel
c. AdaptiveGHmodel
d. EudaimonisticGHmodel
ANS:GHA
TheGHclinicalGHmodelGHofGHhealthGHviewsGHtheGHabsenceGHofGHsi
gnsGHandGHsymptomsGHofGHdiseaseGHasGHindicativeGHofGHhealth.G
HPeoplewhoGHuseGHthisGHmodelGHwaitGHuntilGHtheyGHareGHveryGH
sickGHtoGHseekGHcare.
DIF:G H G H CognitiveGHLevel:GHRememberGH(Knowledge)
REF: p. 3
2. AGHpersonGHwithGHchronicGHbackGHpainGHisGHcaredGHforGHbyGHherGHprimaryGHcareGH
providerGHasGHwellGHasGHreceivesacupuncture.GHWhichGHmodelGHofGHhealthGHdoe
sGHthisGHpersonGHlikelyGHfavor?
a. ClinicalGHmodel
b. RoleGHperformanceGHmodel
c. AdaptiveGHmodel
d. EudaimonisticGHmodel
ANS:GHD
TheGHeudaimonisticGHmodelGHembodiesGHtheGHinteractionGHandGHinterrelationshipsGHamongGHphy
sical,GHsocial,GHpsychological,GHandGHspiritualGHaspectsGHofGHlifeGHandGHtheGHenvironmentGHinGHgoal
GHattainmentGHandGHcreatingGHmeaningGHinGHlife.GHPractitionersGHwhoGHpracticeGHtheGHclinicalGHmo
delGHmayGHnotGHbeGHenoughGHforGHsomeoneGHwhoGHbelievesGHinGHtheGHeudaimonisticGHmodel.GHTh
osewhoGHbelievG H eGHinGHtheGHeudaimonisticGHmodelGHoftenGHlookGHforGHalternativeGHprovidersGHo
fGHcare.
DIF:G H CognitiveGHLevel:GHApplyGH(Application) REF: p.GH3
3. AGHstateGHofGHphysical,GHmental,GHspiritual,GHandGHsocialGHfunctioningGHthatGHrealizes
GHaGHperson‘sGHpotentialGHandGHisexperiencedGHwithinGHaGHdevelopmentalGHcontextGHis
GHknownGHas:
a. growthGHandGHdevelopment.
b. health.
c. functioning.
d. high-levelGHwellness.
ANS:GHB
HealthGHisGHdefinedGHasGHaGHstateGHofGHphysical,GHmental,GHspiritual,GHandGHsocialGHfunctioningGHtha
,tGHrealizesGHaGHperson‘sGHpotentialandGHisGHexperiencedGHwithinGHaGHdevelopmentalGHcontext.
, DIF:G H G H CognitiveGHLevel:GHRememberGH(Knowledge) REF:G H p.GH5
4. WhichGHofGHtheGHfollowingGHbestGHdescribesGHaGHclientGHwhoGHhasGHanGHillness?
a. SomeoneGHwhoGHhasGHwell-controlledGHdiabetes
b. SomeoneGHwithGHhypercholesterolemia
c. SomeoneGHwithGHaGHheadache
d. SomeoneGHwithGHcoronaryGHarteryGHdise
aseGHwithoutangina
e. ANS:GHC
SomeoneGHwithGHaGHheadacheGHrepresentsGHaGHpersonGHwithGHanGHillness.GHAnGHillnessGHisGHmadeG
HupGHofGHtheGHsubjectiveGHexperienceGHofGHtheGHindividualGHandGHtheGHphysicalGHmanifestationGHof
GHdisease.GHItGHcanGHbeGHdescribedGHasGHaGHresponseGHcharacterizedGHbyGHaGHmismatchGHbetweenGH
aGHperson‘sGHneedsGHandGHtheGHresourcesGHavailableGHtoGHmeetGHthoseGHneeds.GHAGHpersonGHcanGHha
veGHaGHdiseasewithoutGHfeelingGHill.GHTheGHotherGHchoicesGHrepresentGHdisease.
DIF:G H G H CognitiveGHLevel:GHAnalyzeGH(Analysis) REF:G H p.GH6
5. WhichGHUSGHreportGHisGHconsideredGHaGHlandmarkGHdocumentGHinGHcreatingGHaGHglobalGHapproachGHtoGHhealt
h?
a. TheGH1990GHHealthGHObjectivesGHforGHtheGHNation:GHAGHMidcourseGHReview
b. HealthyGHPeopleGH2020
c. HealthyGHPeopleGH2000
d. TheGHU.S.GHSurgeonGHGeneralGHReport
ANS:GHC
HealthyGHPeopleGH2000GHandGHitsGHMidcourseGHReviewGHandGH1995GHRevisionsGHwereGHlandm
arkGHdocumentsGHinGHwhichGHaGHconsortiumGHofGHpeopleGHrepresentingGHnationalGHorganization
sGHworkedGHwithGHUSGHPublicGHHealthGHServiceGHofficialsGHtocreateGHaGHmoreGHglobalGHapproa
chGHtoGHhealth.
DIF:G H G H CognitiveGHLevel:GHRememberGH(Knowledge) REF:G H p.GH6
6. WhichGHofGHtheGHfollowingGHrepresentsGHaGHmethodGHofGHprimaryGHprevention?
a. InformationalGHsessionGHaboutGHhealthyGHlifestyles
b. BloodGHpressureGHscreening
c. InterventionalGHcardiacGHcatheterization
d. DiagnosticGHcardiacGHcatheterization
ANS:GHA
PrimaryGHpreventionGHprecedesGHdiseaseGHorGHdysfunction.GHItGHincludesGHhealthGHpromotionGH
andGHspecificGHprotectionGHandencouragesGHincreasedGHawareness;GHthus,GHeducationGHaboutGH
healthyGHlifestylesGHfitsGHthisGHdefinition.GHBloodGHpressureGHscreeningGHdoesGHnotGHpreventGH
disease,GHbutGHinsteadGHidentifiesGHit.
DIF:G H CognitiveGHLevel:GHApplyGH(Application) REF: p.GH11
7. WhichGHofGHtheGHfollowingGHrepresentsGHaGHmethodGHofGHsecondaryGHprevention?
a. Self–breastGHexaminationGHeducation
b. YearlyGHmammograms
c. ChemotherapyGHforGHadvancedGHbreastGHcancer
d. CompleteGHmastectomyGHforGHbreastGHcancer
, ANS:GHB
ScreeningGHisGHsecondaryGHpreventionGHbecauseGHtheGHprincipalGHgoalGHofGHscreeningsGHisGHtoGHid
entifyGHindividualsGHinGHanGHearly,detectableGHstageGHofGHtheGHdiseaseGHprocess.GHAGHmammogramG
HisGHaGHscreeningGHtoolGHforGHbreastGHcancerGHandGHthusGHisGHconsideredGHaGHmethodGHofGHsecondar
yGHprevention.
DIF:G H CognitiveGHLevel:GHApplyGH(Application) REF: p.GH15
8. WhichGHofGHtheGHfollowingGHrepresentsGHaGHmethodGHofGHtertiaryGHprevention?
a. DrunkGHdrivingGHcampaign
b. RoadGHblocksGHforGHdrunkGHdriving
c. EmergencyGHsurgeryGHforGHheadGHtraumaGHafterGHaGHmotorGHvehicleGHaccident
d. PhysicalGHandGHoccupationalGHtherapyGHafterGHaGHmotorGHv
ehicleGHaccidentGHwithGHheadtrauma
ANS:GHD
PhysicalGHtherapyGHandGHoccupationalGHtherapyGHareGHconsideredGHtertiaryGHprevention.GHTertiar
yGHpreventionGHoccursGHwhenGHaGHdefectGHorGHdisabilityGHisGHpermanentGHandGHirreversible.GHItGHin
volvesGHminimizingGHtheGHeffectGHofGHdiseaseGHandGHdisability.GHTheGHobjectiveGHofGHtertiaryGHpre
ventionGHisGHtoGHmaximizeGHremainingGHcapacities.
DIF:G H G H CognitiveGHLevel:GHApplyGH(Application)G H G H REF: p.GH15
9. InGHreviewingGHaGHperson‘sGHmedicalGHclaims,GHaGHnurseGHrealizesGHthatGHtheGHindividualGHwithG
HmoderateGHpersistentGHasthmaGHhashadGHseveralGHemergencyGHdepartmentGHvisitsGHandGHisGHnotG
HonGHinhaledGHsteroidsGHasGHrecommendedGHbyGHtheGHNHLBIGHasthmaGHmanagementGHguidelin
es.GHTheGHnurseGHdiscussesGHthisGHwithGHtheGHperson‘sGHprimaryGHcareGHprovider.GHInGHthisGHsce
nario,GHtheGHnurseGHisGHactingGHasGHa(n):
a. advocate.
b. careGHmanager.
c. consultant.
d. educator.
ANS:GHB
CareGHmanagersGHactGHtoGHpreventGHduplicationGHofGHserviceGHandGHreduceGHcost.GHCareGHmanagersGHbaseGHr
ecommendationonGHreliableGHdataGHsourcesGHsuchGHasGHevidence-basedGHpracticesGHandGHprotocols.
DIF: CognitiveGHLevel:GHApplyGH(Application)G H G H REF: p.GH15
10. DuringGHaGHhomeGHvisit,GHaGHnurseGHassistsGHanGHindividualGHtoGHcompleteGHanGHapplicationGHfo
rGHdisabilityGHservices.GHTheGHnurseisGHactingGHasGHa(n):
a. advocate.
b. careGHmanager.
c. consultant.
d. educator.
ANS:GHA
TheGHadvocacyGHroleGHofGHtheGHnurseGHhelpsGHindividualsGHobtainGHwhatGHtheyGHareGHentitledGHt
oGHreceiveGHfromGHtheGHhealthGHcareGHsystem,GHtriesGHtoGHmakeGHtheGHsystemGHmoreGHresponsiv
eGHtoGHindividuals‘GHcommunityGHneeds,GHandGHassistsGHindividualsGHindevelopingGHskillsGHtoGH
advocateGHforGHthemselves.