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B. - ANS The nurse uses a diagram to demonstrate how Dunn's theory of health and illness can be compared with a: A. plant that grows from a seed, blossoms, wilts, and dies. B. continuum, with peak wellness and death at opposite ends; the person moves back and forth in a dynamic C. - ANS In 1946, the World Health Organization redefined health as the: ​ A. - ANS The Nursing Diagnosis is Sleep Pattern Disturbance Related to Noisy Environment. The concepts ...

THEORETICAL FOUNDATION IN NURSING FINAL EXAM 100 questions with answers 1. Self-care deficit theory was proposed by: A. Virginia Henderson B. Betty Neuman C. Imogene King D. Dorothea Orem Which theory defines nursing as the science and practice that expands adaptive abilities and enhances person and environment transformation? 2. A. Goal Attainment Theory B. Henderson’s Definition of Nursing C. Roy’s Adaptation Model D. Faye Abdellah’s Theory 3. Typology of twenty one nur...

A. Place the feeding 20 inches above the point of insertion of NGT B. Introduce the feeding slowly C. Instill 60ml of water into the NGT after feeding D. Assist the patient in fowler's position - ANSA. Place the feeding 20 inches above the point of insertion of NGT The height of the feeding is above 12 inches above the point of insertion, bot 20 inches. If the height of feeding is too high, this results to very rapid introduction of feeding. This may trigger nausea and vomiting Which o...

APRN Test Exam Review Questions with all Answers verified for accuracy Updated 2023/2024 What do humanists believe? - correct answer that the person contains within himself the potential for healthy & creative growth What did Carl Rogers develop? - correct answer a person -centered model of psychotherapy that emphasizes the uniqueness of the individual What was the major contribution that Rogers added to nursing practice? - correct answer the understandings that each client is a unique ...

· Leininger contributed to _________? - Answer-transcultural nursing AACN - Answer-American Association of Colleges if Nursing Historically nursing has been a predominantly female work environment why? - Answer-Extending homemaker role How will the nurse use nursing theory and the nursing process in practice? - Answer-Theory will help direct how a nurse uses the nursing process ICN - Answer-International Council of Nurses ICN def of nursing: - Answer-nursing encompasses autonomous and co...

Basic Concepts of Nursing- Exam #1 Questions and Answers Graded A+ Health *defined by WHO as "state of complete physical, mental, and socialwell-being, not merely the absence of disease or infirmity" *is a state of being that people define in relation to their own values, personality, and lifestyle Illness *state where physical, emotional, intellectual, social, developmental, or spiritual functioning is diminished or impaired Brainpower Read More Previous Play Next Rew...

Florence Nightingale - Answer Environment theory - Nurse manipulates patient's environment Hildegard Peplau - Answer Interpersonal theory - Interpersonal relationships between patient and nurse are very important Virginia Henderson - Answer Need Theory - Nurses help patient perform Henderson's 14 basic needs Dorothea Orem - Answer Self-care theory - Care for and help patient attain total self care Imogene King - Answer Goal Attainment theory - Use communication to he...

NURSE 345: Exam I Questions And Answers 1. Considering the many criteria for good mental health, the nursing student has been instructed to list four of these criteria. The student's list consists of the following: (1) an appropriate perception of reality(2) the ability to accept oneself (3) the ability to establish relationships (4) a need for detachment and the desire for privacy. How would the nurse evaluate the nursing student's list? 1. Excellent. All the student's criteria are cor...

needs - complex human behavior can be explained as a response to basic needs. humans are a collection of needs Interactionist - importance of interpersonal relationships, not focused on illness and disease Systems - client and environment, multidimensional, wholeness simultaneity - caring, respect, hope, trust, finding meaning in the experience, health, unity of mind, body and spirit Developmental - process of growth that is directional and has some orderly purpose Peplau - Interactionist...

Florence Nightingale - Environment theory - Nurse manipulates patient's environment Hildegard Peplau - Interpersonal theory - Interpersonal relationships between patient and nurse are very important Virginia Henderson - Need Theory - Nurses help patient perform Henderson's 14 basic needs Dorothea Orem - Self-care theory - Care for and help patient attain total self care Imogene King - Goal Attainment theory - Use communication to help patient reestablish positive adaption to environment....