GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT ACROSS THE
LIFESPAN EXAM 3 2026 FULL SOLVED
QUESTIONS ANSWERS LIFESPAN
PSYCHOLOGY STUDY PACKAGE
◉ Goals of improving Geriatric Adult Health.
Answer: -Getting their annual vaccinations
-Reducing Hip Fractures
◉ Goals of improving Older Adult Health.
Answer: -Preventative care
-increasing physical activity
-reducing use of inappropriate medications
-hospital admissions for falls
-pneumonia
-UTI
-diabetes
◉ The UN Millennium Declaration.
Answer: -Identifies worldwide goals
,◉ Chapter 2.
Answer: Chapter 2
◉ Standards of Practice.
Answer: Standards that are based on credible scientific evidence.
◉ 4 Health care leaders that inspired fundamental principles.
Answer: Hippocrates, Dorothea Dix, Clara Barton, and Nightingale
◉ Bellevue Hospital School of Nursing established when.
Answer: 1873
◉ Clara Barton Founded what? When?.
Answer: American red cross in 1881
◉ Mayo Brothers established what.
Answer: Private-office and health care practice in group clinics in
1887
◉ When was licensure needed to practice as a nurse.
Answer: 1903
,◉ Hill-Burton Hospital Act of 1946.
Answer: Provided grants to states for the purpose of building new
hospitals
◉ Plan of Care.
Answer: a tool for communication and can be an individual patient
plan of care, a family plan of care, or a hospital care path that
outlines the needs of the patient and the planned approach to meet
this needs.
◉ Nurse Practice Acts.
Answer: Defines Scope of Practice for nurses within the state.
◉ Scope of practice.
Answer: The identification of legal limitations to the usual and
customary skills practiced by a professional/
◉ Nursing Licensure Compact.
Answer: Enables travel nurses to function in multiple states
34 states hold multistate licensure
◉ Patient's bill of rights.
Answer: 6 key areas:
, Choice of Providers
Access to Emergency services
Take part in treatment decisions
Receive respect and nondiscrimination
Maintain Confidentiality
Have resources to complaint and appeal
◉ Informed Consent.
Answer: One of the most important rights of Bill of rights is
Informed Consent where the nurse is primarily responsible to sign
as a witness that the patient received info regarding risks,
advantages, and alternatives.
◉ Accreditation.
Answer: The process in which an institution is recognized as
meeting specific predetermined standards of care. (The Joint
Commission)
◉ Direct services.
Answer: Native Americans, military personnel and their families,
and prisoners.
◉ Medicare vs Medicaid.
LIFESPAN EXAM 3 2026 FULL SOLVED
QUESTIONS ANSWERS LIFESPAN
PSYCHOLOGY STUDY PACKAGE
◉ Goals of improving Geriatric Adult Health.
Answer: -Getting their annual vaccinations
-Reducing Hip Fractures
◉ Goals of improving Older Adult Health.
Answer: -Preventative care
-increasing physical activity
-reducing use of inappropriate medications
-hospital admissions for falls
-pneumonia
-UTI
-diabetes
◉ The UN Millennium Declaration.
Answer: -Identifies worldwide goals
,◉ Chapter 2.
Answer: Chapter 2
◉ Standards of Practice.
Answer: Standards that are based on credible scientific evidence.
◉ 4 Health care leaders that inspired fundamental principles.
Answer: Hippocrates, Dorothea Dix, Clara Barton, and Nightingale
◉ Bellevue Hospital School of Nursing established when.
Answer: 1873
◉ Clara Barton Founded what? When?.
Answer: American red cross in 1881
◉ Mayo Brothers established what.
Answer: Private-office and health care practice in group clinics in
1887
◉ When was licensure needed to practice as a nurse.
Answer: 1903
,◉ Hill-Burton Hospital Act of 1946.
Answer: Provided grants to states for the purpose of building new
hospitals
◉ Plan of Care.
Answer: a tool for communication and can be an individual patient
plan of care, a family plan of care, or a hospital care path that
outlines the needs of the patient and the planned approach to meet
this needs.
◉ Nurse Practice Acts.
Answer: Defines Scope of Practice for nurses within the state.
◉ Scope of practice.
Answer: The identification of legal limitations to the usual and
customary skills practiced by a professional/
◉ Nursing Licensure Compact.
Answer: Enables travel nurses to function in multiple states
34 states hold multistate licensure
◉ Patient's bill of rights.
Answer: 6 key areas:
, Choice of Providers
Access to Emergency services
Take part in treatment decisions
Receive respect and nondiscrimination
Maintain Confidentiality
Have resources to complaint and appeal
◉ Informed Consent.
Answer: One of the most important rights of Bill of rights is
Informed Consent where the nurse is primarily responsible to sign
as a witness that the patient received info regarding risks,
advantages, and alternatives.
◉ Accreditation.
Answer: The process in which an institution is recognized as
meeting specific predetermined standards of care. (The Joint
Commission)
◉ Direct services.
Answer: Native Americans, military personnel and their families,
and prisoners.
◉ Medicare vs Medicaid.
