NRSG 1016 Additional Test #2 Practice Questions

The foundation of all nursing interventions with families is:

Which tool helps nurses understand a family's relationship to external systems?

Which of the following populations are typically classified as vulnerable?

Encouraging clients to participate in decisions about their care supports which principle?

Which of the following is an ethical dilemma?

A client with full decision-making capacity refuses a potentially life-saving treatment. What must the nurse do?

What does health education empower in vulnerable populations?

The removal of Indigenous children from their families and placing them in non-Indigenous homes was known as:

Which are examples of promoting family health? (Select all that apply)

The Canadian Nurses Association (CNA) Code of Ethics serves to:

When designing culturally safe parenting support for Indigenous families, what is essential?

Which approach most aligns with Indigenous perspectives on health and wellness?

What best explains the persistence of health disparities across populations?

A recurring mental health concern among Indigenous youth disconnected from their heritage is:

What term describes trauma passed from one generation to the next?

Which of the following best reflects the nursing value of respect?

According to the Calgary Family Intervention Model, what is essential?

A root cause of health vulnerability is:

What is an example of moral distress?

The fair and impartial distribution of health resources is known as:

Two key traits that promote long-term family health are:

What is the most effective systemic strategy to eliminate poverty?

A health promotion approach to family care assumes that:

What was a primary objective of the original Indian Act?

A family facing multiple stressors seeks help and reorganizes its resources. This shows: