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Exam 1 Review
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Chapters 1, 2, 4, 6 and 10
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1
Which technique is not used by nurses to evaluate health education?
Verbal
Written
Non-Verbal
Visual
2
Which is not one of the 5 overreaching Healthy People goals?
Limit the sale and advertisement of unhealthy food choices
Attain healthy thriving lives and well-being free of preventable disease
Engage leadership, and the public across multiple sectors to take action
Eliminate health disparities, achieve health equality
3
Which is not a health concern for Nativa Americans / Alaskin Natives?
HIV
Homicide
Deaths by unintentional injuries
Smoking, substance abuse
4
The role of ________ requires the nurse to help individuals integrate and balance the various parts of their lives.
Educator
Consultant
Healer
Advocate
5
Some states deny coverage for gender affirming care.
True
False
6
Sexuality-Reproductive is not part of Gordon's 11 Functional Health Patterns.
False
True
7
Health is a state of physical, mental, spiritual, and social functioning that realizes a person's potential.
False
True
8
How do cultural beliefs influence health education?
They have no impact on health education
They shape perceptions of disease and illness.
They only affect traditional healing practices
They are irrelevant to health providers
9
Which is not a component of the Health Belief Model used by nurses for health education?
individual perceptions of susceptibility to a health condition or disease.
perceived benefits of health action.
perceived belief the disease even exists.
perceived seriousness of the disease.
10
The leading causes of death for Hawaiian's / Pacific Islanders are cancer, heart ,CVA, DM, and accidents.
False
True
11
What is the first step a nurse should take when teaching a family about health?
Schedule a follow-up appointment
Set a broad health-promotion goal
Conduct a survey
Provide pamphlets
12
Which of the following best describes social marketing?
A method to sell products
A strategy for increasing profits
A way to promote individual health only
The systematic application of marketing principles for social change
13
Which of the options below places the stages of the therapeutic relationships in order?
termination, orientation, working
working, orientation, termination
Introductory, working, termination
introductory, orientation, working
14
What is not an example of primordial prevention?
vaccinations
higher standards on food ingredients
school-based healthy lunch programs
creating bike or walking paths
15
Examples of health promotion at a community level include
smoking cessation and seat belts
educating oneself and gun safety
adopting healthy behaviors and seat belts
self-care and environmental issues
16
Stages in the Transtheoretical Model: The person is actively engaged in behavior changes and has persisted for 6 months.
Maintenance
Planning or preparation
Contemplation
Action
17
Stages in the Transtheoretical Model: The period beginning 6 months after the action has started and continuing
Action
Maintenance
Planning or preparation
Contemplation
18
In this model finding meaning in life shows optimal health and Illness is reflected by a lack of involvement with life.
Eudaimonistic
Role performance
Ecological
Clinical
19
Health is both an individual and societal responsibility.
True
False
20
An individual’s belief in being personally capable of performing the behavior required to influence one’s own health is
Self-reliance
Self-evident
Self-efficacy
Self-referent
21
The Transtheoretical Model of Behavior Change has 6 stages.
False
True
22
What is health promotion?
assessment of strengths, not only deficits
the decrease of health deficits
bettering yourself
the increase of strength
23
Which type of prevention is the time frame before a risk factor develops and before disease occurs?
Tertiary
Primordial
Secondary
Primary
24
Active values refers to what a person physically acts out.
False
True
25
Which is not an example of a secondary level of prevention?
Limiting disability
Contact tracing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections
Screening programs
vaccinations
26
Stages in the Transtheoretical Model: The person is considering making a specific behavior change within 6 months
Precontemplation
Action
Contemplation
Maintenance:
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In the maintenance stage, an individual
is not ready to change
is getting ready
is doing the behavior
is changed and has sustained behavior
28
Delivering direct services like health education, vaccines, and counseling
Advocate
Deliverer of services
Healer
Care manager
29
What is something you should not do when practicing culturally competent care?
Promote a multicultural workforce.
Ask the patient to describe his practice orto tell you more about it.
Only deal with the patients who are the same ethnicity as you
Adjust care to reflect population-specific belief systems.
30
Which of the following is influenced by cultural groups?
Exercise habits
Dietary restrictions
All of the above
Beliefs about health
31
Stages in the Transtheoretical Model: The person is thinking about a change within the next month, making small changes.
Action
Planning or preparation:
Precontemplation
Contemplation
32
In the contemplation stage a person is ready to change?
False
True
33
Elimination is one of Gordon's 11 Functional Health Patterns.
True
False
34
Commonly disadvantage in relation to power, control, and wealth
Ethnicity
Majority group
Minority group
Race
35
Which of the following would not be included in a nurse's assessment of a patient in a health education program?
Assess and offer resources to decrease barriers to change.
Assertively tell them they need to think and guilt them into change.
Plan ways to monitor and maintain the behavior change.
Educate the person about the need for and benefits of change.
36
Which is not a Health concern or care issue for Asian Americans / Pacific Islanders?
Hesitancy to seek early diagnosis/screening
Tuberculosis
Complications from cigarette smoking
Hypertension
37
Commonalities of culture; language, history, customs, geographical origin, religion, or ancestry is
Ethnicity
Minority group
Race
Gender
38
Which is an example of tertiary levels of prevention
Testing sites to determine if an individual is positive for COVID
Create a walking path for the community
Educate construction workers the risk of breathing in occupational hazards
Rehabilitation to highest level of function after a patient has a stroke
39
The nurse should be sensitive to an individual's way of speaking about oneself is an example of?
Constructive Confrontation
Correct Nouns and Pronouns
Silence
Reflection
40
Cognitive values refers to verbal and intellectual expression.
False
True
41
Which is not a health vulnerability for Latino and Hispanic Americans?
Mantal health
Cardiovascular disease
HIV
Stomach cancer
42
Which is not a disease with a higher probability of contraction for African Americans?
Obesity
Hepatitis B
Cancer
Hypertension
43
A way to facilitate change for clients who need health education is participation in the decision-making process.
True
False
44
Which teaching / learning strategy is used for evaluation?
self-monitoring
observation
self-reports
demonstrations
45
Not a biological reality A social construct used to sort people into groups based on physical/behavioral characteristics
Ethnicity
Minority group
Gender
Race
46
The Social Cognitive Theory was created by who and in what year?
Bandura, 1997
Bandura, 1995
Gordon, 1997
Gordon, 1995
47
A ________ makes sure the patient is getting what they need, maintains quality and safety, and reduces costs
Care manager
Advocate
Deliverer of services
Consultant
48
Which learning strategy is not used to implement health education?
Role modeling
Timed quiz
Lecture
Audiovisual or printed materials
49
Stages in the Transtheoretical Model: The person is not thinking about or considering quitting
Precontemplation
Contemplation
Planning or preparation
Action
50
The Health Belief Model guides nurses to choose effective educational strategies.
False
True
51
Health concerns and care issues for Arab Americans are adult-onset diabetes mellitus, teenage smoking, and cancer.
True
False
52
Which is not an example of Gordin's 11 Functional Health Patterns?
Sexuality-reproductive pattern
Activity-exercise pattern
Self-efficacy
Sleep-rest pattern
53
In constructive confrontation the nurse points out a specific behavior, then helps the person examine the meaning.
True
False
54
Allowing a thoughtful pause at intervals to help the individual to talk at his or her own pace without pressure.
Silence
Constructive Confrontation
Reflection
Use Nouns and Pronouns Correctly
55
The ability to adapt positively to social, mental and psychologic change is what model of health?
Eudaimonistic
Clinical
Role performance
Adaptive
56
Helps individuals obtain what they are entitled to receive through the health care system
Deliverer of services
Healer
Advocate
Care manager
57
Which is not a component / characteristic of a therapeutic nurse-patient relationship.
Space
Touch
Humor
Smell
58
The reinstatement of what the individual has said in the same or different words.
Silence
Correct Nouns and Pronouns
Reflection
Constructive Confrontation
59
As a nurse educator, you do not consider ones cognitive level.
False
True
60
Nurses apply concepts from health belief model, social learning theory, and the transtheoretical model towards education
True
False
