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Gerontology Section 2 Review
Gerontology Section 2 Review
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A process which published research studies on a topic are analyzed and their results complied.
Meta-analysis
Evidence based practice
Standards of practice
testing
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Gerontological nurses have many roles. Developing assessment techniques exemplifies the role of
Advocate
Innovator
Healer
Educator
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A benefit to patients of nurses specializing in gerontological care
higher mortality rates
decrease length of stays
increased readmission rates
higher health care costs
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This ethical principle emphasizes truthfulness and a nurses refusal to lie
veracity
justice
confidentiality
nonmaleficence
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Gerontological nurse roles: Teaching/helping a patient exert their rights exemplifies the role of
Advocate
Innovator
Caregiver
Healer
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A way to respresent nurses according to the "Code of Ethics for Nurses" is by
nothing
shaping social policy
continuing education
do research studies
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The focus of hospice care
medical intervention
quality of life
pain relief
prevention of future pathophysiological events
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What is the most challenging aspect of gerontological nursing?
fewer resources available for the older adult
delayed wound healing
comorbities that often exist in the older adult
care costs are more for the older adult than the younger
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Failure to conform to the standard of care, commission of an improper act
Duty
Negligence
Harm
Invasion of privacy
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Gerontological nurses have many roles. Teaching staff or the patient exemplifies the role of
Innovator
Educator
Advocate
Healer
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An emphasis on one's personal interests characterizes
Utilitarianism
Egoism
Absolutism
Relativism
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Which type of writing is defined as recording current events and thoughts
Fictional
Reminiscence
Journaling
Life story
13
The primary role of the gerontological nurse
Mentor
Caregiver
Researcher
Participant
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In the holistic model, integration of body mind and spirit or the sense of wholeness defines
normalcy
Loss
Health
Absence of disease
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Best source of standards for nurses
Vital Health and Statistics
Joint Commission
Medicare
AARP
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Preventing harm to patients defines the ethical principle of
Justice
Beneficence
Fidelity
Nonmaleficence
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A cost containment effort to help with staffing and provide quality care
Increase the nurse-patient load
Use family friends to help with care
Discharge patients sooner
Admit fewer patients
18
Which terminology best describes health promotion and wellness among older adults?
Gerontological nursing
Pediatric Nursing
medical Surgical Nursing
Geriatric Nursing
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Emphasis on specific truths to guide your actions
Egoism
Relativism
Absolutism
Utilitarianism
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Attempts to bring out the best in your patient could be defined as
Coaching
Monitoring
Therapy
Coordination
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Suspected elder abuse should be reported to
JACHO
Kansas State Board of Nursing
American Nurses Association
Adult Protective Services
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The norm for what a reasonable individual in a similar circumstance would do
Consent
Private Law
Standard of Care
Public Law
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Type of law that governs relationships between private parties and government
Standard of Care
Private Law
Public Law
Malpractice
24
The major institution involved in most older American's retirement income is
The Social Security Administration
AARP
Veterans Affairs
his or her bank
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Respecting a patient's freedom to make their own decisions defines the ethical principle of
Beneficence
Nonmaleficence
Confidentiality
Autonomy
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In the holistic model nurses should help strengthen a clients
acceptance
dependence
positivity
self care capacity
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Best practices built on the expertise of nurses
Scientific data
Urban dictionary
Evidence based practice
Values
28
Tracking progress (an additional health need for older adults) of the older adult is defined as
Counseling
Gratification
Coaching
Monitoring
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The term doctrine of respondent superior means
You must obtain informed consent
Your superior must always be watching all of your actions
You are responsible for only your own actions
You are responsible for the actions of staff you supervise
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Allows competent individuals to appoint someone to make decisions on their behalf if they become incompetent
HIPAA
Social Work
Living Will
DPOA