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NURS 1543 MIDTERM REVIEW STUDY GUIDE SOLUTIONS Subjective Data - Ans:-Information perceived by the patient, up to determination (e.g. Pain Scale) perceptions, feelings, and experiences, levels (things that cannot be measured) Objective Data - Ans:-What the health professional observes during physical examination (measured, factual) (Vital signs or laboratory results) Perception of Health - Ans:-Patient's definition/view of health (biomedical or holistic model) 4 Types of Data Bases - A...

NURS 1170- Final Exam Study Guide with Complete Solutions nonverbal communication - Ans:-messages expressed by other than linguistic mean. messages transmitted by: - Ans:-vocal cues, nonlinguistic dimensions, and common nonverbal aspects. vocal cues - Ans:-sighs and laughs. nonlinguistic dimensions of the spoken word - Ans:-volume, rate, and pitch. features most people think of when they consider nonverbal communication - Ans:-body language, gestures, facial expressions, and posture. si...

NURS 1130 EXAM 3 PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS A nurse is teaching about the energy needed at rest to maintain life-sustaining activities for a specific period of time. What is the nurse discussing? - Ans:-basal metabolic rate (BMR) In general, when a patient's energy requirements are completely met by kilocalorie (kcal) intake in food, which assessment finding will the nurse observe? a. Weight increases. b. Weight decreases. c. Weight does not change. d. Weight fluctuates daily. - ...

NURS 1130 Exam 1 Study Guide Solutions Concept of Health - Ans:--Health: holistic state of well-being including soundness of mind, body, and spirit -Wellness: health plus the capacity to develop a person's potential leading to a fulfilling and productive life -Illness: state of being relatively unhealthy Definitions of Health: - Ans:--World Health Organization - "Health is a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity...

NURS 1130 CUMMULATIVE STUDY GUIDE WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS group dynamics and goal completion are facilitated by - Ans:-culturally safe communication, active listening, respect for individuals examples of culturally safe communication - Ans:-active listening, timeliness, openness, sharing, respect and trust Tuckman's 5 Stages of Group Development - Ans:-Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing, Adjourning Maintenance Functions of groups - Ans:-activities that facilitate working relation...

NURS 1005- Unit 1: Ch. 1-6 Practice Questions and Answers A _____ approach is focuses on the care of the whole person physically and mentally - Ans:-Holistic A _____ approach is an approach that focuses on the person receiving the care - Ans:-Humanistic _____ provide services that are either specialized in one speciality (cancer center, orthopedic hospital etc.) or provide a variety of services (general hospital) - Ans:-Acute care settings _____ a unit within a hospital, a separate facilit...

NURS 1005 Exam #2 Review Questions with Correct Answers The nursing assistant is caring for a client who asks what the difference between aerobic and anaerobic bacteria is. Which response would be best for the nursing assistant to give? -Need for oxygen -Ability to move - Potential for causing disease - Ability to reproduce - Ans:-Need for oxygen A nursing assistant is careful to perform proper hand hygiene while caring for clients. When should the nursing assistant prioritize hand hygi...

NURS 1005 EXAM 1 Review Questions with Correct Answers A nursing assistant has applied for a job at a long-term care facility and the manager is checking to make sure the level of training is sufficient. Why will the manager prioritize this action? - The facility is soon going through accreditation. - Medicaid requirements - Standards set by the centers for Disease control and prevention (CDC) - The requirements of the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (OBRA) - Ans:-The requirements of th...

NURS 1005: Unit 2 -Ch. 19 Practice Questions and Answers Which of the following are vital signs: -Body Temperature -Weight -Blood Pressure -Height -Respiration -Heart beat - Ans:--Body Temperature -Blood Pressure -Respiration -Heart Beat ©GRACEAMELIA 2024/2025 ACADEMIC YEAR. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED FIRST PUBLISH OCTOBER 2024 Page 2/38 True or False -Health care professionals refer to certain key measurements that provide essential information about a person's health as vital sign...

NURS 1000H Exam Practice Questions and Answers Who was the first to define caring? - Ans:-Nightingale what is the heart of nursing? - Ans:-caring Caring - Ans:-the work or practice of looking after those unable to care for themselves, especially sick and elderly people Orem Self-care theory - Ans:-people should be self-reliant and responsible for their own care and the care of others in their family caring domains - Ans:-physical Psychological Interpersonal social Benner: Holistic th...