28 Questions
What is the importance of culturally competent care in gerontological nursing?
It helps in providing care to elders
Which group in Canada has higher rates of chronic illness, disability, and lower life expectancy?
Indigenous people
What does cultural competence in nursing involve?
Cultural awareness, knowledge, and skills
What is the role of indigenous elders in their communities?
Teachers and counselors
What is the purpose of the Adult Protection Act?
To protect older adults from abuse and neglect
What is evidence-informed practice based on?
Multiple healthcare disciplines
What is the main focus of the Hartford Institute for Geriatric Nursing?
Evidence-informed practice
Who are required to provide culturally competent care?
Nurses
Which approach to nursing care did Vera McIver pioneer?
Restorative care
What was the focus of nursing care for older adults in hospitals in the 1900s?
Custodial care
According to the text, what was the priority in the care of older adults in hospitals in the 1900s?
Physical conditions
What did Vera McIver believe about the approach to nursing care for older adults?
It restricted movement
What did the 'Priory Method' of care focus on?
Holistic care
When was the term 'geriatric nursing' replaced with 'gerontological nursing'?
1976
Which organization adopted Ontario's standards for gerontological nursing?
Canadian Gerontological Nursing Association (CGNA)
When were the competencies and standards for gerontological nursing updated?
2010
What did the approach to nursing care for older adults in the 1900s encourage?
Dependence
What is the current term used for nursing care of older adults?
Gerontological nursing
Which organization is devoted to Gerontology Research & Practice in Canada?
Canadian Associated of Gerontology (CAG)
What are the six Standards of care and competencies of practice in Gerontological Nursing?
Relational Care, Ethical Care, Evidence-Informed Care, Aesthetic/Artful Care, Safe Care, Socio-politically Engaged Care
Where is Gerontologic Nursing provided?
Hospital, Home, Acute Care Facilities, Long Term Care Facilities, Community, Rehabilitation Care Centers
What are the four dimensions related to caring for older adults to promote optimal health?
Bio, Psycho, Social, Spiritual
What percentage of older Canadians live in Long Term Care (LTC)?
7%
What is the most common age group among residents in Long Term Care (LTC)?
85+ years old
What are the nursing roles in Long Term Care (LTC)?
Leadership, Decision making, Effective communication and collaboration, Knowledgeable Delegation of tasks to PCAs
Why do older adults comprise a large number of patients in acute care settings?
Exacerbations of chronic illnesses, Other acute illnesses
Where are community-based care settings for older adults?
Home care, Independent living complexes, Retirement communities, Adult daycare programs
What is the focus of nursing role in community-based care settings?
Comprehensive assessment and care for persons with multiple needs, Health promotion focus
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