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Canadian Fundamentals of Nursing
m m m
PatriciamA. m Potter, mAnnemGriffinm Perry, m Patriciam A. mStockert, m AmymHall, m BarbaramJ. m Astlem &m Wendym Duggleby
6th Edition
m
,Table of Contents
m m
Chapterm01mHealthmand mWellness 2
Chapterm02mThemCanadianmHealthmCaremDeliverymSystem 11
Chapterm03mThemDevelopment mof mNursingminmCanada 19
Chapterm04mCommunitymHealthmNursingmPractice 25
Chapterm05mTheoreticalmFoundationsmof mNursingmPractice 34
Chapterm06mEvidence-Informed mPractice 40
Chapterm07mNursingmValuesmand mEthics 48
Chapterm08mLegalmImplicationsm inmNursing mPractice 56
Chapterm09mGlobalmHealth 67
Chapterm10mIndigenousmHealth 75
Chapterm11mNursingmLeadership,mManagement,mand mCollaborativemPractice 83
Chapterm12mCriticalm ThinkingminmNursingmPractice 91
Chapterm13mNursingmAssessment,mDiagnosis,mand mPlanning 99
Chapterm14mImplementingmand mEvaluatingmNursingmCare 110
Chapterm15mDocumentingmand mReporting 121
Chapterm16mNursingmInformaticsmand mCanadianmNursingmPractice 135
Chapterm17mCommunicationmand mRelationalmPractice 142
Chapterm18mPatient-Centred mCaremInterprofessionalmCollaborativemPractice 154
Chapterm19mFamilymNursing 161
Chapterm20mPatient mEducation 175
Chapterm21mDevelopmentalmTheories 187
Chapterm22mConceptionmThroughmAdolescence 196
Chapterm23mYoungmtomMiddlemAdulthood 206
Chapterm24mOldermPersons 215
Chapterm25mThemExperiencemof mLoss,mDeath,mand mGrief 226
Chapterm26mSelf-Concept 236
Chapterm27mSexuality 244
Chapterm28mSpiritualityminmHealthmand mHealthmCare 253
Chapterm29mStressmand mAdaptation 261
Chapterm30mVitalmSigns 269
Chapterm31mPainmAssessment mand mManagement 286
Chapterm32mHealthmAssessment mand mPhysicalmExamination 302
Chapterm33mInfectionmControl 317
Chapterm34mMedicationmAdministration 335
Chapterm35mComplementarymand mAlternativemApproachesminmHealthmCare 350
Chapterm36mActivitymand mExercise 358
Chapterm37mQualitymand mPatient mSafety 370
Chapterm38mHygiene 382
,Chapterm39mCardiopulmonarymFunctioningmand mOxygenation 401
Chapterm40mFluid,mElectrolyte,mand mAcid–BasemBalances 417
Chapterm41mSleep 433
Chapterm42mNutrition 441
Chapterm43mUrinarymElimination 457
Chapterm44mBowelmElimination 472
Chapterm45mMobilitymand mImmobility 485
Chapterm46mSkinmIntegritymand mWound mCare 503
Chapterm47mSensorymAlterations 523
Chapterm48mCaremof mSurgicalmPatients 534
, Chapterm01:mHealthmandmWellness
Pottermetmal:mCanadianmFundamentalsmof mNursing,m6thmEdition
MULTIPLE mCHOICE
1. Themnursemism usingmthempopulationmhealth mpromotionm modelmto m developmactionsmformimpr
ovingmhealth.mAftermasking,m“Onmwhatmshouldmwemtakemaction?”;m“Howmshould mwemtakema
ction?”;m and m “Why m should m wem takem action?”mthem nursem willm askm whichm ofmthem followi
ngmquestions?
a . “With mwhom m should m wemact?”
b . “When mshould m wemtake maction?”
c . “Which m governmentm should mtake maction?”
d . “Where mshould mwemfirstmact?”
ANS: m A
Themnextmquestionmto mask mwhenmusingmthempopulation mhealth mmodelmapproachmism“Withmwhom
mshould m we m act?” m The m otherm choices m are m notm questions m included m in m thism model.
DIF: Apply REF: m 13 m(Figurem1-5)
OBJ: m Contrast mdistinguishingm featuresmof m health mpromotion m and mdiseasemprevention.
TOP: m Implementation MSC: m NCLEX: m Health mPromotion mand m Maintenance
2. Themprinciple m“Health mpromotion m ismmultisectoral” m meansmwhich mof mthemfollowing?
a . Relationshipsmbetweenmindividual,msocial,mand menvironmentalmfactorsmmustmb
emrecognized.
b . Physical,mmental,msocial,mecological,mcultural,mandmspiritualmaspectsmofmhealth mmu
stmbemrecognized.
c . In mordermto mchange munhealthy mlivingmand mworkingmconditions,mareasmothermthan mheal
th mmustmalso mbeminvolved.
d . Health mpromotionmusesmknowledgemfrommdisciplinesmsuchmasmsocial,meconomic,m p
olitical,menvironmental, mmedical,mand mnursingmsciences,masmwellmasmfrommfirst-
hand mexperience.
ANS: m C
Themstatementm“Health mpromotion mismmultisectoral” mismthemprinciplemexplained mby mth
emnecessity mto minvolvemareasmothermthan mhealth min mordermto mchangemunhealthy mlivingm
and mworkingmconditions.
DIF: Understand REF: m 11
OBJ: m Contrast mdistinguishingmfeaturesmof mhealth mpromotion mand mdiseasempreventio
n.mTOP: m Planning MSC: m NCLEX: mHealth mPromotion mand mMaintenance
3. Accordingmto mthemWorld m Health m Organization,mwhatmismthembestmdescription m of m “health”?
a . Simply mthemabsence mof mdisease.
b . Involvingmthe mtotalmperson m and m environment.
c . Strictly mpersonalmin mnature.
d . Statusmof mpathologicalmstate.
ANS: m B
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Canadian Fundamentals of Nursing
m m m
PatriciamA. m Potter, mAnnemGriffinm Perry, m Patriciam A. mStockert, m AmymHall, m BarbaramJ. m Astlem &m Wendym Duggleby
6th Edition
m
,Table of Contents
m m
Chapterm01mHealthmand mWellness 2
Chapterm02mThemCanadianmHealthmCaremDeliverymSystem 11
Chapterm03mThemDevelopment mof mNursingminmCanada 19
Chapterm04mCommunitymHealthmNursingmPractice 25
Chapterm05mTheoreticalmFoundationsmof mNursingmPractice 34
Chapterm06mEvidence-Informed mPractice 40
Chapterm07mNursingmValuesmand mEthics 48
Chapterm08mLegalmImplicationsm inmNursing mPractice 56
Chapterm09mGlobalmHealth 67
Chapterm10mIndigenousmHealth 75
Chapterm11mNursingmLeadership,mManagement,mand mCollaborativemPractice 83
Chapterm12mCriticalm ThinkingminmNursingmPractice 91
Chapterm13mNursingmAssessment,mDiagnosis,mand mPlanning 99
Chapterm14mImplementingmand mEvaluatingmNursingmCare 110
Chapterm15mDocumentingmand mReporting 121
Chapterm16mNursingmInformaticsmand mCanadianmNursingmPractice 135
Chapterm17mCommunicationmand mRelationalmPractice 142
Chapterm18mPatient-Centred mCaremInterprofessionalmCollaborativemPractice 154
Chapterm19mFamilymNursing 161
Chapterm20mPatient mEducation 175
Chapterm21mDevelopmentalmTheories 187
Chapterm22mConceptionmThroughmAdolescence 196
Chapterm23mYoungmtomMiddlemAdulthood 206
Chapterm24mOldermPersons 215
Chapterm25mThemExperiencemof mLoss,mDeath,mand mGrief 226
Chapterm26mSelf-Concept 236
Chapterm27mSexuality 244
Chapterm28mSpiritualityminmHealthmand mHealthmCare 253
Chapterm29mStressmand mAdaptation 261
Chapterm30mVitalmSigns 269
Chapterm31mPainmAssessment mand mManagement 286
Chapterm32mHealthmAssessment mand mPhysicalmExamination 302
Chapterm33mInfectionmControl 317
Chapterm34mMedicationmAdministration 335
Chapterm35mComplementarymand mAlternativemApproachesminmHealthmCare 350
Chapterm36mActivitymand mExercise 358
Chapterm37mQualitymand mPatient mSafety 370
Chapterm38mHygiene 382
,Chapterm39mCardiopulmonarymFunctioningmand mOxygenation 401
Chapterm40mFluid,mElectrolyte,mand mAcid–BasemBalances 417
Chapterm41mSleep 433
Chapterm42mNutrition 441
Chapterm43mUrinarymElimination 457
Chapterm44mBowelmElimination 472
Chapterm45mMobilitymand mImmobility 485
Chapterm46mSkinmIntegritymand mWound mCare 503
Chapterm47mSensorymAlterations 523
Chapterm48mCaremof mSurgicalmPatients 534
, Chapterm01:mHealthmandmWellness
Pottermetmal:mCanadianmFundamentalsmof mNursing,m6thmEdition
MULTIPLE mCHOICE
1. Themnursemism usingmthempopulationmhealth mpromotionm modelmto m developmactionsmformimpr
ovingmhealth.mAftermasking,m“Onmwhatmshouldmwemtakemaction?”;m“Howmshould mwemtakema
ction?”;m and m “Why m should m wem takem action?”mthem nursem willm askm whichm ofmthem followi
ngmquestions?
a . “With mwhom m should m wemact?”
b . “When mshould m wemtake maction?”
c . “Which m governmentm should mtake maction?”
d . “Where mshould mwemfirstmact?”
ANS: m A
Themnextmquestionmto mask mwhenmusingmthempopulation mhealth mmodelmapproachmism“Withmwhom
mshould m we m act?” m The m otherm choices m are m notm questions m included m in m thism model.
DIF: Apply REF: m 13 m(Figurem1-5)
OBJ: m Contrast mdistinguishingm featuresmof m health mpromotion m and mdiseasemprevention.
TOP: m Implementation MSC: m NCLEX: m Health mPromotion mand m Maintenance
2. Themprinciple m“Health mpromotion m ismmultisectoral” m meansmwhich mof mthemfollowing?
a . Relationshipsmbetweenmindividual,msocial,mand menvironmentalmfactorsmmustmb
emrecognized.
b . Physical,mmental,msocial,mecological,mcultural,mandmspiritualmaspectsmofmhealth mmu
stmbemrecognized.
c . In mordermto mchange munhealthy mlivingmand mworkingmconditions,mareasmothermthan mheal
th mmustmalso mbeminvolved.
d . Health mpromotionmusesmknowledgemfrommdisciplinesmsuchmasmsocial,meconomic,m p
olitical,menvironmental, mmedical,mand mnursingmsciences,masmwellmasmfrommfirst-
hand mexperience.
ANS: m C
Themstatementm“Health mpromotion mismmultisectoral” mismthemprinciplemexplained mby mth
emnecessity mto minvolvemareasmothermthan mhealth min mordermto mchangemunhealthy mlivingm
and mworkingmconditions.
DIF: Understand REF: m 11
OBJ: m Contrast mdistinguishingmfeaturesmof mhealth mpromotion mand mdiseasempreventio
n.mTOP: m Planning MSC: m NCLEX: mHealth mPromotion mand mMaintenance
3. Accordingmto mthemWorld m Health m Organization,mwhatmismthembestmdescription m of m “health”?
a . Simply mthemabsence mof mdisease.
b . Involvingmthe mtotalmperson m and m environment.
c . Strictly mpersonalmin mnature.
d . Statusmof mpathologicalmstate.
ANS: m B
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