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NUR 2200 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS|2025-2026 UPDATE |GUARANTEED PASS
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aminism good spirits brought health; bad spirits brought sickness and death ancient greek civilization temples became center of medical care, nurses cared for the sick in the home and community - practiced as nurse midwives early christian period developed purpose, direction, and leadership 16th century shift from religious orientation to an emphasis on warfare, knowledge, and exploration social reform
changed role of nurses/women in general identified personal needs of patients, established standards, nursing became more respected, education of nurses Florence Nightingale major contributions civil war changes in sanitation, improved treatment of mentally ill - Clara Barton (Red Cross) WWII more women went outside of home, gained more independence, broader nursing practice, growth of nursing as a professional discipline ICN definition of nursing promotion of health, prevention of illness, collaborative care
Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendation SBAR Theory designed to explain phenomena - ways to look at aspect of nursing and communication that for the purpose of describing, explaining, etc. person, health, environment, nursing nursing meta paradigm Margaret Sanger Planned Parenthood - Birth control Peplau interpersonal relationships
Rogers unitary beings Orem self care Roy adaptation theory Benner Novice to expert health state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being (not just the absence of disease)
diabetes, lung disease, and arthritis examples of chronic illness primary health promotion directed towards promoting health and preventing the development of disease secondary health promotion focus on screening for early detection of diagnosis tertiary health promotion begins after an illness is diagnosed and treated, goal of reducing disability family two or more people who may be related or unrelated either biologically or legally, may be of the same or different gender, and/or may span from different generations
nuclear family composed of two parents and their children extended includes grandparents, aunts, uncles, etc. physiologic, safety and security, love and belonging, self-esteem, and self-actualization Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs culture shared system of beliefs, values, and behavioral expectations ethnicity sense of identity with a collective cultural group; largely based on common heritage, share cultural and social beliefs
enculturation culture you were born in assimilation take on values of the dominant culture/adapt ethnocentrism think your culture is superior to all others help shape health care for future, increase education, focus on providing holistic care essential to promoting health and and preventing illness nurses role in health care reform comprehensive care, patient-centered, quality and safety, and coordinated
patient-centered medical home consists of... Primary level of healthcare treatment of common health problems secondary level of healthcare treatment is more specialized tertiary level of healthcare management of rare/complex disorders daycare, mental health centers, schools, homeless centers, and parishes examples of specialized care settings Centers for Disease Prevention and Control
assessment, diagnosing, planning, implementing, and evaluating the nursing process assessment systematic and continuous collection, analysis, validation, and communication of patient data initial comprehensive assessment performed shortly after admittance, performed to establish complete database for problem identification, performed by nurse to collect data on all aspects of health focused assessment performed to gather data about a scientific problem already identified emergency assessment performed when a pathologic or psychological crisis presents, identifies life threatening problems
time-lapsed assessment compares a patients current status to baseline data obtained earlier, performed to reassess health etiology identifies factors maintaining the unhealthy state defining characteristics identify the objective and subjective data that signal the existence of a problem terminating care each expected outcome is achieved modifying care difficulties achieving outcomes
see and copy their health record, update health record, get a list of disclosures, request restriction on certain uses, choose how to receive health information what are patient rights regarding documentation? intrapersonal self-talk; communication within a person interpersonal occurs between two or more people with a goal to exchange messages Tune into the patient, Edit patient information, act on every teaching moment, clarify often, and honor the patient as partner in education process what does TEACH stand for? identify learning barriers, allow extra time, plan short teaching sessions, accommodate for sensory deficits what are some older adult considerations when teaching?
sex trafficking, forced labor, and debt what are the three types of human trafficking? 11- what is the average age affected by human trafficking? 2-4 million how many victims of human trafficking are there per year? 7 years what is the average lifespan of a human trafficking victim? california, texas, florida, ohio, new york, and michigan what are the most common states for human trafficking?
