TestBankEbersoleandHess’GerontologicalNursing&HealthyAging
6thEdition
ByTherisA.Touhy,andKathleenFJet
Chapter1–28
,TestBankEbersoleandHess’GerontologicalNursing&HealthyAging
6thEdition
Chapterqw01:qwIntroductionqwtoqwHealthyqwAging
Touhyqw&qwJett:qwEbersoleqwandqwHess’qwGerontologicalqwNursingqw&qwHealthyqwAging,qw6t
hqwEditqwion
MULTIPLEqwCHOICE
1. Aqwmanqw isqw terminallyqwillqwwithqwend-
stageqwprostateqw cancer.qw Whichqwisqwtheqwbestq w statementq w aboutqwthisq w man’sq w wellness?
a. Wellnessqwcanqwonlyqwbeqwachievedq w withqwaggressiveqw medicalq w interventions.
b. Wellnessqw isqw notqw aqwrealqwoptionq w forqwthisqw clientq w becauseqw heq w isqwterminallyqwill.
c. Wellnessqw isqwdefinedqw asqw theqwabsenceqwofqwdisease.
d. Nursingqwinterventionsqwcanqwhelpqwempowerqwaqwclientqwtoqwachieveqwaqwhig
herqwlevelqwofqwwellness.
ANS:q w D
Nursingqwinterventionsqwcanqwhelpqwempowerqwaqwclientqwtoqwachieveqwaqwhigherqwlevelqwofqwwell
ness;qwaqwnursqweqwcanqwfosterqwwellnessqwinqwhisqworqwherqwclients.qwWellnessqwisqwdefinedqwbyqwth
eqwindividualqwandqwisqwmultiqwdimensional.qwItqwisqwnotqwjustqwtheqwabsenceqwofqwdisease.qwAqwwel
lnessqwperspectiveqwisqwbasedqwonqwtheqwbeliqwefqwthatqweveryqwpersonqwhasqwanqwoptimalqwlevelqwo
fqwhealthqwindependentqwofqwhisqworqwherqwsituationqworqwfunqwctionalqwlevel.qwEvenqwinqwtheqwprese
nceqwofqwchronicqwillnessqworqwwhileqwdying,qwaqwmovementqwtowardqwweqwllnessqwisqwpossibleqwifq
wemphasisqwofqwcareqwisqwplacedqwonqwtheqwpromotionqwofqwwell-
beingqw inqw aqw supportiveqw environment.
PTS:q w 1 DIF:q w q w Apply REF:q w p.q w 7
TOP:qwNursingqwProcess:qwDiagnosisq w MSC:q w Healthqw Promotionq w andq w Maintenance
2. InqwdifferentiatingqwbetweenqwhealU
N R I G B. C M
t h aS
nd wNellnTess in hOealthq w care,qwwhichqwofqwtheqwfo
llowinqwgqwstatementsqwisqwtrue?
a. Healthqwisqw aqwbroadqw termqwencompassingqw attitudesq w andqw behaviors.
b. Theqwconceptqw ofqwillnessqwpreventionqwwasqw neverqw consideredqw byqwpreviousqw generations.
c. Wellnessqwandqw self-actualizationqwdevelopqwthroughqwlearningqwandqwgrowth.
d. Wellnessqwisqw impossibleqw whenqwone’sqwhealthqwisqwcompromised.
ANS:q w A
Healthqwisqwaqwbroadqwtermqwthatqwencompassesqwattitudesqwandqwbehaviors;qwholistically,qwhealt
hqwincludeq w sqwwellness,qwwhichqwinvolvesqwone’sqwwholeqwbeing.qwTheqwconceptqwofqwillnessqwp
reventionqwwasqwneverqwconsideredqwbyqwpreviousqwgenerations;qwthroughoutqwhistory,qwbasicqws
elf-
careqwrequirementsqwhaveqwbeenqwrecognized.qwWellnessqwandqwself-
qwactualizationqwdevelopqwthroughqwlearningqwandqwgrowth—
asqwbasicqwneedsqwareqwmet,qwhigherqwlevelqwneedsqwcanqwbeqwsatisfiedqwinqwturn,qwwithqwev
,er-
qwdeepeningqwrichnessqwtoqwlife.qwWellnessqwisqwpossibleqwwhenqwone’sqwhealthqwisqwcomp
romised—
evenqw withqw chronicqw illness,qw withqwmultipleqwdisabilities,q w orqwinqwdying,q w movementq w towardqwaqwhigh
qw l
, evelqwofqwwellnessqw isqwpossible.
6thEdition
ByTherisA.Touhy,andKathleenFJet
Chapter1–28
,TestBankEbersoleandHess’GerontologicalNursing&HealthyAging
6thEdition
Chapterqw01:qwIntroductionqwtoqwHealthyqwAging
Touhyqw&qwJett:qwEbersoleqwandqwHess’qwGerontologicalqwNursingqw&qwHealthyqwAging,qw6t
hqwEditqwion
MULTIPLEqwCHOICE
1. Aqwmanqw isqw terminallyqwillqwwithqwend-
stageqwprostateqw cancer.qw Whichqwisqwtheqwbestq w statementq w aboutqwthisq w man’sq w wellness?
a. Wellnessqwcanqwonlyqwbeqwachievedq w withqwaggressiveqw medicalq w interventions.
b. Wellnessqw isqw notqw aqwrealqwoptionq w forqwthisqw clientq w becauseqw heq w isqwterminallyqwill.
c. Wellnessqw isqwdefinedqw asqw theqwabsenceqwofqwdisease.
d. Nursingqwinterventionsqwcanqwhelpqwempowerqwaqwclientqwtoqwachieveqwaqwhig
herqwlevelqwofqwwellness.
ANS:q w D
Nursingqwinterventionsqwcanqwhelpqwempowerqwaqwclientqwtoqwachieveqwaqwhigherqwlevelqwofqwwell
ness;qwaqwnursqweqwcanqwfosterqwwellnessqwinqwhisqworqwherqwclients.qwWellnessqwisqwdefinedqwbyqwth
eqwindividualqwandqwisqwmultiqwdimensional.qwItqwisqwnotqwjustqwtheqwabsenceqwofqwdisease.qwAqwwel
lnessqwperspectiveqwisqwbasedqwonqwtheqwbeliqwefqwthatqweveryqwpersonqwhasqwanqwoptimalqwlevelqwo
fqwhealthqwindependentqwofqwhisqworqwherqwsituationqworqwfunqwctionalqwlevel.qwEvenqwinqwtheqwprese
nceqwofqwchronicqwillnessqworqwwhileqwdying,qwaqwmovementqwtowardqwweqwllnessqwisqwpossibleqwifq
wemphasisqwofqwcareqwisqwplacedqwonqwtheqwpromotionqwofqwwell-
beingqw inqw aqw supportiveqw environment.
PTS:q w 1 DIF:q w q w Apply REF:q w p.q w 7
TOP:qwNursingqwProcess:qwDiagnosisq w MSC:q w Healthqw Promotionq w andq w Maintenance
2. InqwdifferentiatingqwbetweenqwhealU
N R I G B. C M
t h aS
nd wNellnTess in hOealthq w care,qwwhichqwofqwtheqwfo
llowinqwgqwstatementsqwisqwtrue?
a. Healthqwisqw aqwbroadqw termqwencompassingqw attitudesq w andqw behaviors.
b. Theqwconceptqw ofqwillnessqwpreventionqwwasqw neverqw consideredqw byqwpreviousqw generations.
c. Wellnessqwandqw self-actualizationqwdevelopqwthroughqwlearningqwandqwgrowth.
d. Wellnessqwisqw impossibleqw whenqwone’sqwhealthqwisqwcompromised.
ANS:q w A
Healthqwisqwaqwbroadqwtermqwthatqwencompassesqwattitudesqwandqwbehaviors;qwholistically,qwhealt
hqwincludeq w sqwwellness,qwwhichqwinvolvesqwone’sqwwholeqwbeing.qwTheqwconceptqwofqwillnessqwp
reventionqwwasqwneverqwconsideredqwbyqwpreviousqwgenerations;qwthroughoutqwhistory,qwbasicqws
elf-
careqwrequirementsqwhaveqwbeenqwrecognized.qwWellnessqwandqwself-
qwactualizationqwdevelopqwthroughqwlearningqwandqwgrowth—
asqwbasicqwneedsqwareqwmet,qwhigherqwlevelqwneedsqwcanqwbeqwsatisfiedqwinqwturn,qwwithqwev
,er-
qwdeepeningqwrichnessqwtoqwlife.qwWellnessqwisqwpossibleqwwhenqwone’sqwhealthqwisqwcomp
romised—
evenqw withqw chronicqw illness,qw withqwmultipleqwdisabilities,q w orqwinqwdying,q w movementq w towardqwaqwhigh
qw l
, evelqwofqwwellnessqw isqwpossible.
