What are the 3 major approaches to health?

Behavioral, Medical, Socioenvironmental

What are two general types of group norms?

Explicit Norms & Implicit Norms

A group that regulates the practice of nursing

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1
Creating a supportive environment, is an example of Health Promotion Strategies
True
False
2
Which of the following motivates groups more?
Extrinsic Reward
Intrinsic Reward
3
The ability to absorb, interpret & acknowledge & act on the stories is related to...
Grey's Anatomy
I don't know
Medicinal Pratices
Narrative Competence
4
Who do physicians rely on as an audience, witness & reader, for honesty & forgiveness?
The Patient Itself
Each Other
The Patients Family
Meredith Grey
5
What are the 3 major approaches to health?
Behavioral, Medical, Socioenvironmental
Medical, Behavioral, Environmental
Medical, Socioenvironmental, Economic
None of the above
6
The first hospital diploma school for nursing in Canada, was located in?
Surrey, BC
Cambridge, ON
St. Catherine's, ON
Toronto, ON
7
What are two general types of group norms?
Achievement Norms & Implicit Norms
Procedural Norms & Explicit Norms
Status Norms & Interaction Norms
Explicit Norms & Implicit Norms
8
The first nursing mission took place in 1639. Where was this located?
London, New England
St. John's, Newfoundland
Sillery, Quebec
Toronto, ON
9
Who was considered the founder of modern nursing?
Jeanne Mance
Florence Nightingale
Clara Barton
Marie Rollet Hebert
10
Enhanced education is essential for nurses because...
All of the above
High standards in health care should be maintained
Health needs are constantly changing
Nurses are the primary health care providers
11
What is the role of a harmonizer in a group?
Plays music to help relax the group members
Speaks on behalf of an outside group or personal interest
Helps resolve conflict
Monitors participation
12
Why is narrative medicine important for physicians to adopt?
To understand the patient better
Extend empathy to those that suffer
All of the above
Improve their effectiveness of their work with patients
13
Actualication and Stability perspectives developed by Labonte (1993) include:
Feeling vitalized and full of energy
Having a sense of purpose
All of the above
Having a feeling of control over one's life
14
What university does Dr. Rita Charon work at?
Brock University
McMaster University
Harvard University
Columbia University
15
What is the CNA?
The Nursing Code of Ethics
A group that regulates the practice of nursing
Canadian Standards for Nursing
An attraction in Toronto

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Nursing 1F03

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Questions 15

Answers

1
Creating a supportive environment, is an example of Health Promotion Strategies
True
False
2
Which of the following motivates groups more?
Extrinsic Reward
Intrinsic Reward
3
The ability to absorb, interpret & acknowledge & act on the stories is related to...
Grey's Anatomy
I don't know
Medicinal Pratices
Narrative Competence
4
Who do physicians rely on as an audience, witness & reader, for honesty & forgiveness?
The Patient Itself
Each Other
The Patients Family
Meredith Grey
5
What are the 3 major approaches to health?
Behavioral, Medical, Socioenvironmental
Medical, Behavioral, Environmental
Medical, Socioenvironmental, Economic
None of the above
6
The first hospital diploma school for nursing in Canada, was located in?
Surrey, BC
Cambridge, ON
St. Catherine's, ON
Toronto, ON
7
What are two general types of group norms?
Achievement Norms & Implicit Norms
Procedural Norms & Explicit Norms
Status Norms & Interaction Norms
Explicit Norms & Implicit Norms
8
The first nursing mission took place in 1639. Where was this located?
London, New England
St. John's, Newfoundland
Sillery, Quebec
Toronto, ON
9
Who was considered the founder of modern nursing?
Jeanne Mance
Florence Nightingale
Clara Barton
Marie Rollet Hebert
10
Enhanced education is essential for nurses because...
All of the above
High standards in health care should be maintained
Health needs are constantly changing
Nurses are the primary health care providers
11
What is the role of a harmonizer in a group?
Plays music to help relax the group members
Speaks on behalf of an outside group or personal interest
Helps resolve conflict
Monitors participation
12
Why is narrative medicine important for physicians to adopt?
To understand the patient better
Extend empathy to those that suffer
All of the above
Improve their effectiveness of their work with patients
13
Actualication and Stability perspectives developed by Labonte (1993) include:
Feeling vitalized and full of energy
Having a sense of purpose
All of the above
Having a feeling of control over one's life
14
What university does Dr. Rita Charon work at?
Brock University
McMaster University
Harvard University
Columbia University
15
What is the CNA?
The Nursing Code of Ethics
A group that regulates the practice of nursing
Canadian Standards for Nursing
An attraction in Toronto