NURS 234 EXAM 1 || with 100% Correct Answers.
patient centered care correct answers recognizes the pt or designee as the source of control and
full partner in providing compassionate and coordinated care based on respect for the patients
preferances, values, and needs.
How has patient centered care changed over time? correct answers providers are now more
united using core values. Now patients have more active role in their care in the past they didn't
question what the providers had to say
4 core concepts of patient centered care correct answers dignity and respect, information sharing,
participation, collaboration
six dimensions of PCC correct answers pt family community references/values, coordination and
integration of care, information communication and education, physical comfort and emotional
support. involvement and family and friends, lastly transition and continuity
what would be several individual risk factors that would inhibit an individual to participate fully
in their plan of care? correct answers family background, past health care experiences, cultural
factors, low literacy
what is a barrier on the part of the health care team that would prevent patients from fully
participating in their plan of care? correct answers not getting educated, false reassurance,
talking too much, why questions
what can help promote Patient centeredness in patient interviews? correct answers listening and
respecting what they have to say
family dynamics correct answers interrelationship between and among individual family
members. forces at work within a family that produce specific behaviors or symptoms
family durability correct answers support and structure that extends beyond walls of household
family resiliency correct answers ability to cope with expected and unexpected stress
family diversity correct answers Uniqueness of each family unit
nuclear families correct answers two parents and their children no other relatives in household
extended families correct answers household includes atleast one parent, one or more children,
one or more members related other than parent or sibling
single-parent families correct answers one parent living and taking care of child
blended families correct answers remarried couples who have at least one stepchild living with
them
, alternative families correct answers same sex parents with kid- gf and bf of several years, multi
adult household
risk factors for negative family dynamics? correct answers loved one sick, money problems,
death, violence
Appropriate interventions to help promote positive family dynamics correct answers
communication, trust, shared responsibilities, clear rules, humor, respect
unattached young adult correct answers accepting parent/offspring seperation
joining of families through marriage correct answers new system
family with young children correct answers Accepting a new generation of members into the
system
family with adolescents correct answers increasing flexibility of family boundaries to include
children's independence
launching children and moving on correct answers Accepting a multitude of exits from and
entries into the family system- rekindle marriage
family in later life correct answers room for wisdom, support retirement
Attributes for positive family dynamics even in hard times correct answers flexibility, cohesion,
coping, hardiness, resilient
family structural assessment correct answers -Members of the family
-Relationships among family members
-Other individuals that influence the family
-Use of a genogram or ecomap helps to illustrate family members and social relationships
who it is the type of role they perform
family functional assessment correct answers Assessment of family member interactions and
behaviors toward one another
Includes general areas
Instrumental: family activities of day-to-day living
Expressive: communication, problem solving, power, values, beliefs
how make decisions, behavior interaction
clinical judgement correct answers outcomes of critical thinking in nursing practice. begins with
an end in mind, judgements are about evidence, meaning, and outcomes achieved.
Steps of clinical judgement process correct answers noticing- function nurses expectations of
situation, initial grasp on situation
patient centered care correct answers recognizes the pt or designee as the source of control and
full partner in providing compassionate and coordinated care based on respect for the patients
preferances, values, and needs.
How has patient centered care changed over time? correct answers providers are now more
united using core values. Now patients have more active role in their care in the past they didn't
question what the providers had to say
4 core concepts of patient centered care correct answers dignity and respect, information sharing,
participation, collaboration
six dimensions of PCC correct answers pt family community references/values, coordination and
integration of care, information communication and education, physical comfort and emotional
support. involvement and family and friends, lastly transition and continuity
what would be several individual risk factors that would inhibit an individual to participate fully
in their plan of care? correct answers family background, past health care experiences, cultural
factors, low literacy
what is a barrier on the part of the health care team that would prevent patients from fully
participating in their plan of care? correct answers not getting educated, false reassurance,
talking too much, why questions
what can help promote Patient centeredness in patient interviews? correct answers listening and
respecting what they have to say
family dynamics correct answers interrelationship between and among individual family
members. forces at work within a family that produce specific behaviors or symptoms
family durability correct answers support and structure that extends beyond walls of household
family resiliency correct answers ability to cope with expected and unexpected stress
family diversity correct answers Uniqueness of each family unit
nuclear families correct answers two parents and their children no other relatives in household
extended families correct answers household includes atleast one parent, one or more children,
one or more members related other than parent or sibling
single-parent families correct answers one parent living and taking care of child
blended families correct answers remarried couples who have at least one stepchild living with
them
, alternative families correct answers same sex parents with kid- gf and bf of several years, multi
adult household
risk factors for negative family dynamics? correct answers loved one sick, money problems,
death, violence
Appropriate interventions to help promote positive family dynamics correct answers
communication, trust, shared responsibilities, clear rules, humor, respect
unattached young adult correct answers accepting parent/offspring seperation
joining of families through marriage correct answers new system
family with young children correct answers Accepting a new generation of members into the
system
family with adolescents correct answers increasing flexibility of family boundaries to include
children's independence
launching children and moving on correct answers Accepting a multitude of exits from and
entries into the family system- rekindle marriage
family in later life correct answers room for wisdom, support retirement
Attributes for positive family dynamics even in hard times correct answers flexibility, cohesion,
coping, hardiness, resilient
family structural assessment correct answers -Members of the family
-Relationships among family members
-Other individuals that influence the family
-Use of a genogram or ecomap helps to illustrate family members and social relationships
who it is the type of role they perform
family functional assessment correct answers Assessment of family member interactions and
behaviors toward one another
Includes general areas
Instrumental: family activities of day-to-day living
Expressive: communication, problem solving, power, values, beliefs
how make decisions, behavior interaction
clinical judgement correct answers outcomes of critical thinking in nursing practice. begins with
an end in mind, judgements are about evidence, meaning, and outcomes achieved.
Steps of clinical judgement process correct answers noticing- function nurses expectations of
situation, initial grasp on situation
