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cokemilk69Preview Nursing 20 terms ash A nurse is facilitating a patient's coping with disability which example best reflects this nursing aim?

• assisting the patient in reviewing the positive

experiences of their life

• providing range-of-motion exercises to a client who

has had a stroke

• administering an influenza vaccination
• teaching adolescents about water and diving safety
• assisting the patient in reviewing the positive experiences of their life

Florence Nightingale was a nursing pioneer who challenged prejudices as women and elevated the status of all nurses. Which is one of her most noted accomplishments?

• establishing the fact that nursing is the same as

medicine

• promoting adding nursing education as part of a

medical degree

• establishing tenets of the American red cross
• maintaining statistics recognized as the beginning of

nursing research

• maintaining statistics recognized as the beginning of nursing research

A nurse educator is discussing the role of nursing based on the American Nurses Association (ANA). Which statement best describes this role?

• Nursing is a profession dependent upon the medical

community and works through a health care provider

• it is the role of the health care provider, not the nurse

to assist patients in understanding their health problems

• nurses focus on the human experience and responses

when caring for individuals, families, groups, and communities

• the essential qualities of professional nursing care are

resilience, strength, endurance, and compassion

• nurses focus on the human experience and responses when caring for

individuals, families, groups, and communities A community health nurse is planning health promotion activities for the year. Which document will best inform the nurse when formulating the plan and interventions ?

• American nurses association's scope and standards of

practice

• healthy people 2030
• World Health organization's state of the world's

nursing report

• state's nurse practice act
• healthy people 2030

A nurse planning care for a group of patients in a long- term care facility. What is the nurse's focus of care?

• nursing interventions provided
• patients receiving the care
• nurse as the caregiver
• nursing as a profession
• patients receiving the care

A nurse historian is researching influences on nursing practice in the mid-20th century. Which trend occurring during the 1950s will research uncover?

• large numbers of women began to work outside the

home, asserting their independence

• nursing practice was broadened to include practice in

a wide variety of health care settings

• male dominance in the health care professions slowed

the progress of profession slowed the progress of professionalism in the nursing practice.

• hospital schools were established to provide money

more easily controlled and less expensive staff the hospital

• large numbers of women began to work outside the home, asserting their

independence

A nurse on a medical surgical unit is caring for a patient during a length hospitalization related to the 2020 pandemic. Which of the four broad aims of nursing practice does this reflect?

• promoting health
• preventing illness
• restoring health
• facilitate coping
• restoring health

The nurse has gathered data on a client has gathered data on a client admitted for a surgical procedure. After collecting data from the client and electronic health record, the nurse will use which following step of the nursing process?

• assessing

B.analyzing diagnosis

• implementing
• developing outcomes

B.analyzing diagnosis A client nearing the end of tells a nurse they do not want to continue aggressive treatment despite their family's wishes. When the nurse supports the client during a family visit, the nurse i performing which nursing role?

• counselor
• communicator
• collaborator
• advocate
• advocate

A nurse identifies a patient's health care needs and devises a care plan to meet them. Which framework is the nurse using?

• nursing standards
• nursing orders
• nurse practice acts
• nursing process
• nursing process

A community health nurse is developing strategies to increase patient health literacy. Which strategy will the nurse incorporate while planning care?

• demonstrating the procedure such as newborn care in

a pregnancy class

• ensuring the written educational materials reflect

languages spoken in the community

• making suggestions for handling increasing confusion

with an elder family member

• voting to support legislation that funds community-

based clinics

• ensuring the written educational materials reflect languages spoken in the

community

A nurse researcher is studying the meaning of the lived experiences of breast cancer survivors. The nurse has used which method of qualitative research?

• phenomenology
• grounded theory
• ethnography
• historial
• phenomenology

a nurse observes that several patients taking a new antibiotic have developed elevated kidney function tests.Based on this information, the nurse infers that the medication can cause kidney damage, Which type of reasoning is this?

• inductive reasoning
• nursing process
• deductive reasoning
• general systems theory
• inductive reasoning

A nursing theorist examines a hospital environment by studying the workings of each department individually then relates this information to the hospital as a whole.What type of theory is being use?A.adaptation theory

• developmental theory
• general systems theory
• psychosocial theory
• general systems theory

A nursing theorist studies health care systems in the communities. Which statement accurately describes a characteristic of these systems?

• the system is an entity in itself and cannot

communicate with or react to its own environment.

• boundaries separate health care systems both from

each other and the environment

• the system is closed in that it does not allow energy,

matter, or information to move between it and its boundaries.

• the system is independent of its subsystems in that a

change in one element does not affect the whole.

• boundaries separate health care systems both from each other and the

environment A nurse working in a pediatric practice assesses the psychosocial development of children during wellness visits. Which theorist is the nurse using?

• erikson
• maslow
• watson
• rogers
• Erikson