FINAL EXAM NURS 101 COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ACCURATE SOLUTION (DETAILED & ELABORATED) |100% ACCURATE!! TEST!!

FINAL EXAM NURS 101 COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ACCURATE SOLUTION (DETAILED & ELABORATED) |100% ACCURATE!! TEST!! One of the most important outcomes of the orientation phase of the nurse-patient relationship is the development of mutual....? Answer Trust What important information should the nurse share with the patient during the orientation phase? Answer Name, credentials, and extent of responsibility. How can a nurse help a patient be successful during the termination phase? Answer Summarize the gains and patient has made. What is the difference between communication congruence and incongruence? Answer Congruence- the verbal and non-verbal communication 1 matches each other. Incongruence- the verbal and non-verbal communication doesn't match each other. How can a nurse illustrate non-judgmental acceptance of a patient? Answer acceptance for who they are and personal beliefs, habits, expression or lifestyle. Therapeutic use of self begins with the ability to convey acceptance to patients. What are attending skills? Answer Active listening and paying attention, reception, perception. SOLAR. What has research shown about the effects of touch and patient care? Answer Allows the patient to become relaxed and feel more comfortable. What is false reassurance? 2 Answer Reassuring or promising a patient of something that may or may not happen. ("I promise everything will be okay") Which type of questions should be avoided to encourage open communication? Answer Judgmental, closed-ended questions. What are the goals of SBAR communication? Answer standardized communication with other nurses What is ethnocentrism? Answer Practice of judging another culture by the standards of one's own culture What is spiritual nursing care? Answer View spirituality as one aspect of the whole human person and to assess patients for spiritual distress. 3 what is spiritual distress? Answer impaired ability to experience and integrate meaning and purpose in life through connectedness with self, others, art, music, literature, nature, and/or a power greater than oneself. What is anxiety? Answer Ill-defined, diffuse feeling of apprehension and uncertainty. What factors create barriers to patient learning? Answer high anxiety, sensory deficits, pain, fatigue, hunger/thirst, SOB, cultural expectations, language barriers, differing health values, low literacy, lack of motivation, environmental factors. What are the overall goals of QSEN (Quality and Safety Education for Nurses)? Answer ??? What is the definition of the term nursing research? 4 Answer Systematic investigation of phenomena related to improving patient care. What are the steps in the research process? Answer Identification of researchable problem Review of literature Formulation of research question or hypothesis Design of study Implementation of study Drawing conclusion based on finding Discussion and clinical implication Dissemination of findings What information must be included in the informed consent for research? Answer Signature of participants and description in detail of the study and any risks involved. Which research design has the goal of determining a cause and effect relationship? 5 Answer Experimental design (ex: testing the hypothesis, "Patients who received preoperative teaching need less pain medication in the first 72 hours postoperatively than those who do not" provides evidence of a cause and effect relationship between teaching and perception of pain.) What is the relationship of nursing research to nursing theory and practice? Answer They are circular and generated from three sources: (1) clinical practice, (2) literature, and (3) theory. The evidence from the nursing research helps implement nursing theory and practice. What is the definition of nursing theory? Answer refers to a group of related concepts, definitions, and statements that describe a certain view of nursing phenomena from which to describe, explain, or predict outcomes. Nursing theory and the professional nurse... Answer Theory guides the professional nurse in (1) making sound clinical judgments based on evidence by determining which