Nursing care is based on

Evidence based practice and research

what is the nurses role in total patient care

plan, organize, and perform all care

In order what are the stages of Maslows Heiarchy theory?

Physical Needs,Safety Needs,Love Belonging, Self Esteem,Self Actualization

what is Holistic Nursing defined as?

healing the whole person as its goal

What is secondary prevention?

screening to detect disease before symptoms appear

What is the primary prevention of obesity?

Exercise and have a balanced diet

What is the Nursing Process

organized systematic way to deliver care and prioritize

conditions to maintain a relatively constant internal environment.

What is PPO Insurance?

Plan that provides maximum benefits if you visit an in-network physician

What are the goals of theory?

improve and guide nursing practice

What is an acute illness?

severe symptoms and short duration

Quality and Safety Education for Nurses

with group approval and pcp referral

What did Lillian Wald found

American community nursing( And others)

A reaction of the body and mind to a challenge or threat

Established the American Red Cross

Mary Mahoney is best known as the

the first african american nurse in the U.S.

Where can you find your Nurse Practice Act?

Illinois State Board of Nursing Website

The nursing team includes

RNs, LPN/LVNs and nursing assistants

Functional nursing is

a nursing care pattern focusing on tasks and roles

What role does theory have in nursing?

guide our practice & how we care for patients

Established the American Red Cross

What is the secondary prevention of obesity?

Patient screening and getting annual doctor's checkups

Which of the following statements about health and culture is true?

Each culture has many ideas about how to treat illnesses

What team are you cheering for Super Bowl Sunday?

Kansas City Chiefs, Just here for the nachos, San Francisco 49ers, Taylor Swift

What are the 4 stages of illness behaviors?

Experiencing symptoms, assuming sick role, dependent role, recovery/rehab

How you deal with problems/the way you overcome!

What is PPO Insurance?

Plan that provides maximum benefits if you visit an in-network physician

The definition of health is

The Combination of physical, emotional/mental &social health

All are true of the Nurse Practice Act except

The same laws apply in every state

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1
Nursing care is based on
Evidence based practice and research
compassion and courage
Skills and understanding
personal beliefs and professional training
2
what is the nurses role in total patient care
evaluate all client care and note changes
direct staff and assign a specific task
plan, organize, and perform all care
establish a plan of care and coordinate care even in their absence
3
In order what are the stages of Maslows Heiarchy theory?
Safety Needs,Physical Needs,Self Esteem, Love Belonging, Self Actualization
Physical Needs,Safety Needs,Love Belonging,Self Actualization,Self Esteem
Physical Needs,Safety Needs,Love Belonging, Self Esteem,Self Actualization
Love Belinging,Self Esteem,Self Actualization,Physical Needs, Safety Needs
4
what is Holistic Nursing defined as?
healing a specific part of the body
healing the whole person as its goal
healing the whole family
healing via allopathic medicine
5
Holistic approach to nursing
Zone of helpfulness
Competent Nursing
Person Centred Care
Alternative medicine
6
What is secondary prevention?
screening to detect disease before symptoms appear
reducing disability resultant from disease
preventing disease/illness from occuring
restoring maximum function in patients with chronic disease
7
What is the primary prevention of obesity?
Patient screening and getting annual doctor's checkups
Ignore the issue
Exercise and have a balanced diet
Surgery and medication
8
How did Florence nightingale revolutionized nursing
making sure all patients had a lamp at night
Keeping records and statistics
started the Red Cross
Reading the Bible to patients
9
What is the Nursing Process
regulates the practice of nursing
nursing training
organized systematic way to deliver care and prioritize
establishes the scope of practice
10
Homeostasis
conditions to maintain a relatively constant internal environment.
conditions to maintain a relatively nice place to live.
conditions to maintain a relatively good homie
11
The Nurse Practice Act is enforced by the
County Health Department
State Board of Nursing
State Health Department
National League for Nursing
12
Managed care network has to provide quality care:
at a friendly service
At the lowest cost
for clients who pay their bills
within 24 hours
13
What is PPO Insurance?
Insurance structure that provides coverage through a network of physicians
By using untaxed dollarsto pay for deductibles, copayments, etc
The insurer only pays for part of your doctor and hospital bills.
Plan that provides maximum benefits if you visit an in-network physician
14
What are the advantages of using the nursing Proces
Provides a framework for clinical decision-making
Enhances the quality of care and efficiency
All of the above
Promotes collaboration and communication among teams
15
What is primary prevention?
Reducing / removing risks
The Yes as an answer
Someone offering Drugs
16
What are the goals of theory?
make students want to jump in river....
improve and guide nursing practice
give professors something to do....
make other disciplines confused about our profession.
17
Evidence based practice is all about
Prevention
Promotion
Protection
All the above
18
What is the tertiary prevention of obesity?
Exercising and having a balanced diet
Ignoring the issue
Patient screening and getting annual doctor's checkups
Surgery and medication
19
What is an acute illness?
not serious and symptoms are mild
mild symptoms and short duration
always needs medical intervention by healthcare professional
severe symptoms and short duration
20
chronic illness is long-term and is progressive
false
true
21
What is QSEN?
Quality and Sober Employed Nurses
Quantity of Sane ER Nurses
Quality and Safety Education for Nurses
Queen Sarah Enters Narnia
22
HMO?
may the odds be in your favor
with group approval and pcp referral
you need to call yo momma first
with pcp referral
23
Defense mechanisms are conscious physiological responses that protect people from feelings of anxiety
True
False
24
Dorthia Dix set out to change
mentally ill being in the same cells as crimials
all of these
setting up hospitals for the mentlaly ill
the over all condtions of prisons
25
What did Lillian Wald found
American community nursing( And others)
The foundation
red cross
Taco bell
26
The NFLPN set standards for practical nursing practice
True
False
27
What is stress?
All of the above
The body's way of hurting itself
A reaction of the body and mind to a challenge or threat
Something that is made up in the mind
28
Factors affecting access to health services include:
socioeconomic status
geographic location
all of the above
gender
29
Clara Barton?
Established the American Red Cross
Discovered penicillin
Founder of nursing
30
Mary Mahoney is best known as the
the first african american nurse in the U.S.
a person who established modern nursing
an activist for labor nursing
developed the caring theory in nursing
31
Where can you find your Nurse Practice Act?
Harper's Bazaar
From your co-worker
Crain's List
Illinois State Board of Nursing Website
32
What is the name of the first school of training for the practical nurse established in 1892 in Brooklyn, New York?
Thompson Practical Nursing School
Household Nursing Association School of Attendant Nursing
Ballard School
Shepard-Gill School of Practical Nursing
33
What does the term idiopathic mean?
head injury
focal
diffuse
unknown cause
34
The nursing team includes
doctors
pharmacists
physical and occupational therapists
RNs, LPN/LVNs and nursing assistants
35
Functional nursing is
a team of nursing staff led by an RN
a nursing pattern where an RN is responsible for total care
a nursing care pattern focusing on tasks and roles
when services are moved from the departments to the bedside
36
What role does theory have in nursing?
conspiracies for how nurses guide their practice
guide our practice & how we care for patients
looks at experiences of becoming a nurse
Comes up with new ways nurses should practice
37
Where can nurses work?
All of the Above
Nursing Homes, Home Health Care,
Hospitals and Urgent Cares
Schools and Military
38
Clara Barton?
Discovered penicillin
Established the American Red Cross
Founder of nursing
39
What is the secondary prevention of obesity?
Patient screening and getting annual doctor's checkups
Exercise and have a balanced diet
Ignoring the issue
Surgery and medication
40
The health care model that utilizes Maslow’s hierarchy as its base is the _____ Model.
Basic Human Needs
Health Belief
Health Promotion
Holistic Health
41
Two sociocultural factors affecting access to health information include:
culture and socioeconomic status
peers and income
family and health professionals
media and culture
42
Which of the following statements about health and culture is true?
Every culture uses only their grandmother's home remedies
People of every culture go to the same health professionals
Every culture has the same ideas about how to treat illness
Each culture has many ideas about how to treat illnesses
43
The Nurse Practice Act:
All of the above
Is determined, written, and changed by state legislature
Provides for the formation of the state board of nursing
Governs the laws represented in your licensure
44
Which is not a role of the Practical Nurse
collaborator
educator
Uber
advocate
45
What team are you cheering for Super Bowl Sunday?
Kansas City Chiefs
Just here for the nachos
San Francisco 49ers
Taylor Swift
46
What are the 4 stages of illness behaviors?
Complaining, whining, sleeping and watching Hulu.
Education of sx, coping with sx, treating sx and prevention
Experiencing symptoms, assuming sick role, dependent role, recovery/rehab
Fever, runny nose, coughing and fatigue
47
History #2: During which war did Florence Nightingale nurse soldiers back to health?
Franco-Prussian War
Crimean War
Second Boer War
First Boer War
48
Coping
Giving up
How you deal with problems/the way you overcome!
How angry you get
How much you sweat/nervous
49
What is PPO Insurance?
Insurance structure that provides coverage through a network of physicians
The insurer only pays for part of your doctor and hospital bills.
Plan that provides maximum benefits if you visit an in-network physician
By using untaxed dollarsto pay for deductibles, copayments, etc
50
The definition of health is
Exercise , Hygiene, and Family
The combination of only social and emotional health
Complete Health
The Combination of physical, emotional/mental &social health
51
All are true of the Nurse Practice Act except
Governs nursing practice
The same laws apply in every state
Current laws and regulations
52
Florence Nightingale is credited with?
Discovering a screening test for cervical cancer
Being the first woman doctor
Being the founder of modern nursing
Founding the American Red Cross
53
What is the first human need Maslow listed on the bottom of the pyramid?
Everyone needs potatoes
physiological needs
Self- actualization
food, water, and shelter
54
What are the steps of the nursing process?
Assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, evaluation
assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation
Assessment, diagnosis, critical thinking, evaluation
Assessment, critical thinking, planning, evaluation
55
Scope and practice of nursing refers to
describes who, what, where,when, why, and how of practice
The limits and liability of nursing
Whether or not you can delegate to an LVN
A stethascope
56
The NFLPN set standards for practical nursing practice
False
True
57
Functional nursing is
Attending to as many patients as possible
When you work together to accomplish a task
Everyone has their own duty/job
When you are delegated to do a task
58
The main aim of tertiary prevention stragtegies are to
promote health lifestyles to prevent disease
prevent a disease from getting worse and becoming chronic
reduce existing symptoms of disease and improve life quality
diagnose early and treat people following trauma
59
Standards of Nursing Practice are there to ensure __________
knowledgeable safe comprehensive nursing
Patients are protected
nurses obtain their licensure
Nurse can be held liable if malpractice occurs
60
What does convalescent mean?
Stage of an illness which a person is sick & gets symptoms
The stage of recovery from an illness or disease
Direct contact with infectious material
All of the above
61
Coping skills for stress include...
All of the above
Listening to music
Exercise
Talking to someone you trust
62
Florence Nightingale was called:
a lady with a lamp.
a lady with a candle.
a lady with a light.
a lantern lady.
63
What is the professional organization acronym for Licenced Practical Nurses
LPNAA
LPN
AALPN
NAPNES
64
Culture is:
A person’s beliefs, attitudes, values and customs.
A person's psychological and emotional well-being
65
What are some factors affecting health literacy and patient teaching
culture and religion
resources
life span
disability
66
Define primary prevention
Actions to prevent the initial occurrence of disease or illness
Screening to identify diseases in the early stages before onset of signs
Actions to reduce the occurrence and establishment of chronic illness
Managing disease post diagnosis to slow or stop disease progression
67
Common goals of nursing
all of the above
prevent illness
promote wellness
facilitate coping and restore health
68
What is a Managed Care Organization?
A healthcare system that has a single payer system
Unified healthcare system that strives reduce healthcare expenditure cost
An organization that is all managed in a similar manner
A group of specialized physians
69
What is the most basic need in maslows hierarchy of needs?
Physiological needs
Safety needs
Esteem needs
Self actualization needs
70
Florence Nightengale
verified that nothing could grow in a closed container
began the study of both biochemistry and the metabolism
saved soldiers lives with clean clothes and sanitary food
claimed that fermentation does not require living cells

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