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Chapter 8 Nursing
Rosenstock's Health beliefs Model
What is Value?
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What is Value?
All of the above
Abstract representation of what is right or worthwhile
Values are freely chosen principles, ideals, or standards
Stable and resistant to change
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Rosenstock's Health beliefs Model
All above
Presence of trigger that affects health maintenance behavior
Observing ones weakness to a condition and how critical
Evaluation of how useful health maintenance behavior is
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Example of Evaluative belief
The moon will come up tonight
None of the above
Advanced life support for a 90 year old is immoral
Every person age 18 should donate blood to help hospitals
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What are three words for foundation of Nursing?
None of the above
Person, health, family
Person, health, environment
Family, friends, health
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What actions can the nurse take to personalize nursing care using Maslow's lvl 1 hierarchy?
Allow patient to perform as many ADL as possible
Allow extra visitors to spend time with patient
Save the patients food for snacks in between meals
Initiate fall precautions for patient safety
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Example of descriptive belief
The sun will come up tomorrow morning
None of the above
Giving blood is immoral to do
Every citizen should know who the president is
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Which one of these are family systems?
B. Extended family
A. Nuclear family
C. A and B
Friendship family
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What are the three categories of belief?
Descriptive, Evaluative, prescriptive and proscriptive
Tradition, Scientific, And Descriptive
None of the above
Knowledgeable, Scientific, and Understanding
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Which action shows that the nurse understands ethnocentrism?
Educating nurses ethnocentrism relates to positive judgments
Integrating the patient's belief into patient care
Making judgements about other cultures
Dismissing patients health belief as a myth
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Nurse listening to lecture on branches of philosophy. Which indicate further education needed?
Epistemology study of what is beautiful
Metaphysics is context of a discussion of philosophy
Ethics is studies of standards of conduct
Logic branch of philosophy deals with theory of knowledge
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Culture: Belief, attitudes of social, ___________?
And Judgement
And ethnic groups
And Opinion
And Ethnocentrism
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Branches of Philosophy
Aesthetics, Metaphysics
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Epistemology, Logic
Politics, Ethics
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Factors for a helpful lifestyle change
B. Justice and Confidence to prove a cause
A. Facts & Data, Skill development and Skill improvement
D. A and C
C. Creating Social support for change
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What actions by the nurse would promote high-level wellness in the patient?
Drinking a diet soda in front of patient
Telling patient about taking a break to get a candy bar
Maintaining a healthy weight
Smelling like cigarette smoke
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Which one is not an example of social systems?
School
Home
Neighborhood
Churches
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What's the definition of evaluation?
Assumption of date
End result of the system
None of the above
Measuring the success or failure of the system
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Using Bandura's model, how can nurse help patient stop smoking?
Suggest client make appointment to discuss smoking cessation
Tell patient to look up information on internet
Provide patient with info on the dangers of smoking
Smoking cessation is hard, won't succeed
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What environmentally practices can the nurse teach client, to support ecological health?
Avoid turning lights on and off
Drive whenever possible
Throwing hazardous items in the trash
Recycle household trash
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True or False? All living systems are open systems.
True
False
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Nurse listening to a lecture on open & closed systems. Which indicate teaching was effective?
Larger environment outside of hospital is called open system
Open system promotes exchange of info with other systems
Open system doesn't interact with other systems
Closed system promotes exchange of matter & energy
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which action by the nurse shows an understanding of Maslow's basic level of needs?
Allowing patient's family to visit
Providing quiet time for patient to rest
Preventing falls by clearing clutter
Making sure the call light is within reach
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Which action by nurse shows an understanding of Maslow's second level of needs?
Allowing patients to express opinions and beliefs
Providing shelter
Allowing patients to use pillow & blankets from home
Providing a hot meal
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What is the definition of beliefs?
Intellectual acceptance as something as true or false
Transmitted to generations to generation, stable, no change
Based on attitude and behaviors acquired by experience
All of the above
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What is self efficacy?
When one helps others
None of the above
belief in oneself as having the potential to change behavior
A belief in another person that changes one's demeanor
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Example of Prescriptive and Proscriptive beliefs
None of the above
C. A and B.
A. People should not have sex outside of marriage
B. Every citizen of voting age should vote in every election
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What should the nurse teach the patient about holistic health?
Only focuses on the use of medications for wellness
Was first introduced by Madeleine Leininger
Focuses on the whole person
Only physician's focus on holistic health