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According to Orem’s theory, what is the focus of examining patients' abilities?
According to Orem’s theory, what is the focus of examining patients' abilities?
- Caring for both physical and spiritual dimensions
- Performing self-care (correct)
- Becoming an expert nurse
- Adapting to change
In Roy's Theory, what important role does the nurse play in helping patients?
In Roy's Theory, what important role does the nurse play in helping patients?
- Become expert nurses
- Perform self-care
- Adapt to change (correct)
- Focus on holistic care
According to Benner’s Theory, what does the theory describe?
According to Benner’s Theory, what does the theory describe?
- Moving from novice to expert nurses (correct)
- Examining patients' abilities
- Focusing on holistic care
- Helping patients adapt to change
What does Watson's Theory of Human Caring focus on?
What does Watson's Theory of Human Caring focus on?
What aspect does Florence Nightingale's model of nursing focus on?
What aspect does Florence Nightingale's model of nursing focus on?
What is the key difference between health promotion and health maintenance?
What is the key difference between health promotion and health maintenance?
What is the primary focus of Health Promotion in the Framework for Maternal and Child Health?
What is the primary focus of Health Promotion in the Framework for Maternal and Child Health?
Which phase of Health care focuses on maintaining health when the risk of illness is present?
Which phase of Health care focuses on maintaining health when the risk of illness is present?
In which phase of Health care is conscientious assessment used to identify symptoms of illness and implement interventions?
In which phase of Health care is conscientious assessment used to identify symptoms of illness and implement interventions?
What is the main goal of Health Rehabilitation in the Framework for Maternal and Child Health?
What is the main goal of Health Rehabilitation in the Framework for Maternal and Child Health?
Which of the following is NOT an example given for Health Maintenance in the Framework for Maternal and Child Health?
Which of the following is NOT an example given for Health Maintenance in the Framework for Maternal and Child Health?
Which phase of Health care involves educating parents and children through teaching and role modeling?
Which phase of Health care involves educating parents and children through teaching and role modeling?
What is the main focus of Madeleine Leininger's theory?
What is the main focus of Madeleine Leininger's theory?
How does Erikson's stages of development differ from traditional age assessment?
How does Erikson's stages of development differ from traditional age assessment?
What is the primary role of a Nurse as a Care Provider?
What is the primary role of a Nurse as a Care Provider?
In what capacity does a Nurse act as a Collaborator?
In what capacity does a Nurse act as a Collaborator?
What is the main responsibility of a Nurse as a Teacher?
What is the main responsibility of a Nurse as a Teacher?
How does a Nurse act as a Researcher in the healthcare setting?
How does a Nurse act as a Researcher in the healthcare setting?
What does the Fertility Rate measure?
What does the Fertility Rate measure?
What does the Neonatal Death Rate measure?
What does the Neonatal Death Rate measure?
What is a primary focus of Informatics Nurses?
What is a primary focus of Informatics Nurses?
What characterizes Maternal and child patients according to the text?
What characterizes Maternal and child patients according to the text?
What change in healthcare concern is mentioned in the text?
What change in healthcare concern is mentioned in the text?
Why do Women having children present unique challenges in healthcare according to the text?
Why do Women having children present unique challenges in healthcare according to the text?
What is a key reason why individuals and families have recently taken increased responsibility for their own health?
What is a key reason why individuals and families have recently taken increased responsibility for their own health?
Why is documentation considered essential in nursing practice?
Why is documentation considered essential in nursing practice?
In the context of the text, what is the role of standards of care for nurses?
In the context of the text, what is the role of standards of care for nurses?
Why is practicing safe and competent care essential for the safety of the mother and fetus?
Why is practicing safe and competent care essential for the safety of the mother and fetus?
What is a concern raised in the critical thinking care study about Tommy's situation?
What is a concern raised in the critical thinking care study about Tommy's situation?
How can nurses assist in helping Tommy get back to school and his mother start prenatal care based on the text?
How can nurses assist in helping Tommy get back to school and his mother start prenatal care based on the text?
During which stage of the general adaptation syndrome does a person attempt to adapt to stress using the physiological responses initiated in the alarm reaction stage?
During which stage of the general adaptation syndrome does a person attempt to adapt to stress using the physiological responses initiated in the alarm reaction stage?
Which of the following biological responses is associated with the sustained phase of the fight-or-flight response?
Which of the following biological responses is associated with the sustained phase of the fight-or-flight response?
What term is used to describe the state manifested by a specific syndrome consisting of all nonspecifically induced changes within a biologic system according to Hans Selye?
What term is used to describe the state manifested by a specific syndrome consisting of all nonspecifically induced changes within a biologic system according to Hans Selye?
Which of the following is NOT a physiological symptom associated with the fight-or-flight response?
Which of the following is NOT a physiological symptom associated with the fight-or-flight response?
Which stage of the general adaptation syndrome is characterized by the depletion of adaptive energy and the possibility of diseases of adaptation?
Which stage of the general adaptation syndrome is characterized by the depletion of adaptive energy and the possibility of diseases of adaptation?
Which of the following is an immediate response associated with the fight-or-flight biological responses?
Which of the following is an immediate response associated with the fight-or-flight biological responses?
What physiological responses are generally associated with the 'fight-or-flight syndrome'?
What physiological responses are generally associated with the 'fight-or-flight syndrome'?
Which hormone is responsible for the immediate response of increased force of cardiac contraction?
Which hormone is responsible for the immediate response of increased force of cardiac contraction?
What effect does sustained stress have on glucose levels and blood pressure according to the text?
What effect does sustained stress have on glucose levels and blood pressure according to the text?
Which of the following is NOT a sustained physical response to stress mentioned in the text?
Which of the following is NOT a sustained physical response to stress mentioned in the text?
What role does vasopressin play in the physiological response to stress?
What role does vasopressin play in the physiological response to stress?
Which hormone contributes to the increased basal metabolic rate during stress according to the text?
Which hormone contributes to the increased basal metabolic rate during stress according to the text?
How do pupils react during the 'fight-or-flight syndrome'?
How do pupils react during the 'fight-or-flight syndrome'?
What is the role of gonadotropins in the sustained physical responses to stress?
What is the role of gonadotropins in the sustained physical responses to stress?
What is the key concept identified by Maslow in his 'hierarchy of needs'?
What is the key concept identified by Maslow in his 'hierarchy of needs'?
How is mental health defined in the text?
How is mental health defined in the text?
Which part of Maslow's hierarchy of needs emphasizes safety and security?
Which part of Maslow's hierarchy of needs emphasizes safety and security?
According to Maslow, which need comes after fulfilling physiological and safety needs?
According to Maslow, which need comes after fulfilling physiological and safety needs?
How does successful adaptation to stressors manifest in mental health according to the text?
How does successful adaptation to stressors manifest in mental health according to the text?
Which component of Maslow's hierarchy focuses on respect, self-esteem, and recognition?
Which component of Maslow's hierarchy focuses on respect, self-esteem, and recognition?
In Maslow's hierarchy, which level represents meeting basic physical needs like air, food, water, and sleep?
In Maslow's hierarchy, which level represents meeting basic physical needs like air, food, water, and sleep?
What is the ultimate goal of self-actualization according to Maslow's hierarchy?
What is the ultimate goal of self-actualization according to Maslow's hierarchy?
Which of the following is a common characteristic of individuals with psychoses?
Which of the following is a common characteristic of individuals with psychoses?
What is the subjective state associated with responses to the loss of a valued entity called?
What is the subjective state associated with responses to the loss of a valued entity called?
Which stage of grief involves attempting to make deals to avoid the reality of the loss?
Which stage of grief involves attempting to make deals to avoid the reality of the loss?
What term describes the period of grief-related emotions and behaviors?
What term describes the period of grief-related emotions and behaviors?
Which disorder is NOT mentioned as an example of psychotic disorders in the text?
Which disorder is NOT mentioned as an example of psychotic disorders in the text?
What may maladaptive responses to grief lead to, according to the text?
What may maladaptive responses to grief lead to, according to the text?
What characterizes individuals experiencing grief?
What characterizes individuals experiencing grief?
Which defense mechanism involves attributing one’s own unacceptable feelings onto another person?
Which defense mechanism involves attributing one’s own unacceptable feelings onto another person?
At what level of anxiety, according to the text, are ego defense mechanisms employed for protection?
At what level of anxiety, according to the text, are ego defense mechanisms employed for protection?
Which coping mechanism involves substituting a less threatening object for the real object of one’s feelings?
Which coping mechanism involves substituting a less threatening object for the real object of one’s feelings?
In the context of ego defense mechanisms, which one involves justifying one’s behaviors by using socially acceptable reasons?
In the context of ego defense mechanisms, which one involves justifying one’s behaviors by using socially acceptable reasons?
Which of the following activities is NOT listed as a coping mechanism for dealing with stress?
Which of the following activities is NOT listed as a coping mechanism for dealing with stress?
A client always tries to fix every problem they encounter by taking on more tasks at work. Which ego defense mechanism is this client most likely using?
A client always tries to fix every problem they encounter by taking on more tasks at work. Which ego defense mechanism is this client most likely using?
Which defense mechanism involves reverting to an earlier, more childlike level of functioning that was effective at an earlier age?
Which defense mechanism involves reverting to an earlier, more childlike level of functioning that was effective at an earlier age?
Which ego defense mechanism involves attributing unacceptable qualities of oneself to others?
Which ego defense mechanism involves attributing unacceptable qualities of oneself to others?
Which statement accurately reflects the relationship between psychosocial stress and adaptation to stressors?
Which statement accurately reflects the relationship between psychosocial stress and adaptation to stressors?
What is a primary characteristic of mild anxiety according to the text?
What is a primary characteristic of mild anxiety according to the text?
In Peplau’s Four Levels of Anxiety, what is a common outcome of experiencing mild anxiety?
In Peplau’s Four Levels of Anxiety, what is a common outcome of experiencing mild anxiety?
How does the text describe the feeling of anxiety experienced by individuals?
How does the text describe the feeling of anxiety experienced by individuals?
What is the primary function of the fight-or-flight response according to the text?
What is the primary function of the fight-or-flight response according to the text?
What distinguishes modern stress from that experienced by our ancestors?
What distinguishes modern stress from that experienced by our ancestors?
Which phase of Selye's general adaptation syndrome involves the depletion of adaptive energy and may lead to diseases of adaptation?
Which phase of Selye's general adaptation syndrome involves the depletion of adaptive energy and may lead to diseases of adaptation?
What are the immediate biological responses associated with the fight-or-flight response?
What are the immediate biological responses associated with the fight-or-flight response?
During which stage of Selye's general adaptation syndrome does a person attempt to adapt to stress using the physiological responses initiated in the alarm reaction stage?
During which stage of Selye's general adaptation syndrome does a person attempt to adapt to stress using the physiological responses initiated in the alarm reaction stage?
Which hormone contributes to the increased basal metabolic rate during stress according to the text?
Which hormone contributes to the increased basal metabolic rate during stress according to the text?
What characterizes the sustained responses during the fight-or-flight response?
What characterizes the sustained responses during the fight-or-flight response?
What is the term used for the immediate responses during the fight-or-flight response that include an increase in heart rate and respiration?
What is the term used for the immediate responses during the fight-or-flight response that include an increase in heart rate and respiration?
Which defense mechanism involves attributing one’s own intentions onto another person?
Which defense mechanism involves attributing one’s own intentions onto another person?
A client refuses to acknowledge that their recent weight gain is due to poor eating habits. Which ego defense mechanism is the client exhibiting?
A client refuses to acknowledge that their recent weight gain is due to poor eating habits. Which ego defense mechanism is the client exhibiting?
In the context of ego defense mechanisms, which one involves shifting feelings about an unacceptable object to a more acceptable substitute?
In the context of ego defense mechanisms, which one involves shifting feelings about an unacceptable object to a more acceptable substitute?
Which defense mechanism involves justifying a behavior by using socially acceptable reasons rather than addressing the real motivation?
Which defense mechanism involves justifying a behavior by using socially acceptable reasons rather than addressing the real motivation?
A client expresses excessive concern for another patient in the hospital while ignoring their own significant health issues. Which ego defense mechanism could this represent?
A client expresses excessive concern for another patient in the hospital while ignoring their own significant health issues. Which ego defense mechanism could this represent?
Which coping mechanism involves returning to an earlier stage of development when faced with stress?
Which coping mechanism involves returning to an earlier stage of development when faced with stress?
Which of the following is a common characteristic of individuals experiencing grief according to the text?
Which of the following is a common characteristic of individuals experiencing grief according to the text?
What is the key difference between the mourning process and clinical depression according to the text?
What is the key difference between the mourning process and clinical depression according to the text?
In the context of individuals with psychoses, why might they exhibit a flight from reality into a less stressful world?
In the context of individuals with psychoses, why might they exhibit a flight from reality into a less stressful world?
What physiological disorders can prolonged unresolved moderate to severe anxiety contribute to?
What physiological disorders can prolonged unresolved moderate to severe anxiety contribute to?
What distinguishes grief from clinical depression according to the text?
What distinguishes grief from clinical depression according to the text?
What is a common characteristic of individuals with neuroses?
What is a common characteristic of individuals with neuroses?
Why is prolonged grief considered maladaptive according to the text?
Why is prolonged grief considered maladaptive according to the text?
What term is used to describe a psychiatric disturbance characterized by excessive anxiety expressed directly or altered through defense mechanisms?
What term is used to describe a psychiatric disturbance characterized by excessive anxiety expressed directly or altered through defense mechanisms?
Extended periods of functioning at the panic level of anxiety may lead to what condition according to the text?
Extended periods of functioning at the panic level of anxiety may lead to what condition according to the text?
How can grieving individuals differ from those experiencing psychoses in terms of awareness, as explained in the text?
How can grieving individuals differ from those experiencing psychoses in terms of awareness, as explained in the text?
Individuals with neuroses are aware of their distress but are often unaware of what according to the text?
Individuals with neuroses are aware of their distress but are often unaware of what according to the text?
What is a key characteristic of a neurosis according to the text?
What is a key characteristic of a neurosis according to the text?
What is the main concern during the emergent (resuscitative) phase of burn management?
What is the main concern during the emergent (resuscitative) phase of burn management?
When does the emergent (resuscitative) phase of burn management end?
When does the emergent (resuscitative) phase of burn management end?
What is the greatest threat during the emergent phase of burn management according to the text?
What is the greatest threat during the emergent phase of burn management according to the text?
At what point can hypovolemic shock begin postburn?
At what point can hypovolemic shock begin postburn?
How is the total body surface area affected calculated for burn patients?
How is the total body surface area affected calculated for burn patients?
What is the primary goal of the emergent (resuscitative) phase in burn management?
What is the primary goal of the emergent (resuscitative) phase in burn management?
What are the main concerns during the emergent (resuscitative) phase of burn management?
What are the main concerns during the emergent (resuscitative) phase of burn management?
What factor determines the severity of an electrical burn injury?
What factor determines the severity of an electrical burn injury?
What causes hypovolemic shock during the emergent phase of burn management?
What causes hypovolemic shock during the emergent phase of burn management?
Which type of current passing through vital organs can lead to more life-threatening sequelae?
Which type of current passing through vital organs can lead to more life-threatening sequelae?
What can electrical current cause that is strong enough to fracture long bones and vertebrae?
What can electrical current cause that is strong enough to fracture long bones and vertebrae?
What is a potential complication faced by patients with electrical burns that involves myoglobinuria?
What is a potential complication faced by patients with electrical burns that involves myoglobinuria?
Why can determining the severity of an electrical burn injury be challenging?
Why can determining the severity of an electrical burn injury be challenging?
In what way can electric sparks from an electrical burn injury contribute to additional harm?
In what way can electric sparks from an electrical burn injury contribute to additional harm?
Which factor related to electric shocks can contribute to fractures in long bones and vertebrae?
Which factor related to electric shocks can contribute to fractures in long bones and vertebrae?
What is the consequence of myoglobin from injured muscle traveling to the kidneys?
What is the consequence of myoglobin from injured muscle traveling to the kidneys?
What is the primary cause of intravascular volume depletion in the severely burned patient during the emergent phase pathophysiology?
What is the primary cause of intravascular volume depletion in the severely burned patient during the emergent phase pathophysiology?
Why does the net result of fluid shift lead to intravascular volume depletion in the emergent phase of burn pathophysiology?
Why does the net result of fluid shift lead to intravascular volume depletion in the emergent phase of burn pathophysiology?
In the context of burn injuries, why does potassium (K+) shift develop first during the emergent phase?
In the context of burn injuries, why does potassium (K+) shift develop first during the emergent phase?
What contributes to the high hematocrit caused by hemoconcentration in the emergent phase of burn pathophysiology?
What contributes to the high hematocrit caused by hemoconcentration in the emergent phase of burn pathophysiology?
Why does sodium (Na+) rapidly move to interstitial spaces and stay there during the emergent phase pathophysiology?
Why does sodium (Na+) rapidly move to interstitial spaces and stay there during the emergent phase pathophysiology?
What characteristic of burn injuries leads to thrombosis in capillaries of burned tissue during the emergent phase?
What characteristic of burn injuries leads to thrombosis in capillaries of burned tissue during the emergent phase?
How do circulating factors released at the time of burn contribute to RBC hemolysis in the emergent phase pathophysiology?
How do circulating factors released at the time of burn contribute to RBC hemolysis in the emergent phase pathophysiology?
Which factor leads to the development of facial edema before and after fluid resuscitation?
Which factor leads to the development of facial edema before and after fluid resuscitation?
What is a possible emotional need of burn survivors, as mentioned in the text?
What is a possible emotional need of burn survivors, as mentioned in the text?
In gerontologic considerations, which aspect of aging puts patients at risk for injury?
In gerontologic considerations, which aspect of aging puts patients at risk for injury?
Which action may indicate adverse effects on self-esteem in a patient, as per the text?
Which action may indicate adverse effects on self-esteem in a patient, as per the text?
What is a common emotional response of patients recovering from a burn injury, based on the text?
What is a common emotional response of patients recovering from a burn injury, based on the text?
Why are spirituality and cultural needs highlighted in the emotional care of patients, according to the text?
Why are spirituality and cultural needs highlighted in the emotional care of patients, according to the text?
Why might a burn survivor express concerns about returning to work, based on the text?
Why might a burn survivor express concerns about returning to work, based on the text?
How can unmet emotional needs influence a patient's recovery journey?
How can unmet emotional needs influence a patient's recovery journey?
What is the primary purpose of using cultured epithelial autografts in skin grafting for full-thickness burns?
What is the primary purpose of using cultured epithelial autografts in skin grafting for full-thickness burns?
What distinguishes cultured epithelial autographs (CEAs) from other types of skin grafts mentioned in the text?
What distinguishes cultured epithelial autographs (CEAs) from other types of skin grafts mentioned in the text?
How are cultured epithelial autografts (CEAs) different from split-thickness skin grafts?
How are cultured epithelial autografts (CEAs) different from split-thickness skin grafts?
What is the benefit of using cultured epithelial autografts (CEAs) in patients with large body surface burns?
What is the benefit of using cultured epithelial autografts (CEAs) in patients with large body surface burns?
Which prevention strategy is most effective in teaching home fire safety?
Which prevention strategy is most effective in teaching home fire safety?
Which type of burn is least likely to result in a full-thickness burn?
Which type of burn is least likely to result in a full-thickness burn?
What is a characteristic of a partial-thickness burn?
What is a characteristic of a partial-thickness burn?
What is the most appropriate action for the nurse to take next when assessing a patient with decreased breath sounds?
What is the most appropriate action for the nurse to take next when assessing a patient with decreased breath sounds?
What occurs during the early emergent phase of a burn injury?
What occurs during the early emergent phase of a burn injury?
What is a priority concern when caring for an older adult who has been burned?
What is a priority concern when caring for an older adult who has been burned?
What is the primary goal of maintaining a positive nitrogen balance in a major burn patient?
What is the primary goal of maintaining a positive nitrogen balance in a major burn patient?
What is the priority intervention for wound care in a patient with a 25% TBSA burn?
What is the priority intervention for wound care in a patient with a 25% TBSA burn?
What is an effective way to prevent hypertrophic scarring during the rehabilitation phase of burn recovery?
What is an effective way to prevent hypertrophic scarring during the rehabilitation phase of burn recovery?
What is the first action the nurse should take when meeting with a patient who is recovering from second- and third-degree burns over 30% of their body?
What is the first action the nurse should take when meeting with a patient who is recovering from second- and third-degree burns over 30% of their body?
What is a key component of effective pain management in burn patients?
What is a key component of effective pain management in burn patients?
What is the primary goal of a high-protein, high-carbohydrate diet in a major burn patient?
What is the primary goal of a high-protein, high-carbohydrate diet in a major burn patient?
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Orem's Self-Care Focus
Orem's Self-Care Focus
Examining patients' abilities to perform self-care activities.
Roy's Nurse Role
Roy's Nurse Role
Helping patients adapt to changes or stressors in their environment.
Benner's Theory
Benner's Theory
Describes the progression from novice to expert nursing skills.
Watson's Theory Focus
Watson's Theory Focus
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Nightingale's Model
Nightingale's Model
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Health Promotion vs. Health Maintenance
Health Promotion vs. Health Maintenance
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Maternal/Child Immunization
Maternal/Child Immunization
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Health Maintenance
Health Maintenance
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Health Restoration
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Health Rehabilitation
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Non-example of Health Maintenance
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Health Promotion (Teaching)
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Leininger's Theory Focus
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Erikson's Development
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Nurse as Care Provider
Nurse as Care Provider
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Nurse as Collaborator
Nurse as Collaborator
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Nurse as Teacher
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Nurse as Researcher
Nurse as Researcher
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Fertility Rate
Fertility Rate
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Neonatal Death Rate
Neonatal Death Rate
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Informatics Nurses
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Maternal/Child Patients
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Quality of Life Concern
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Women's Healthcare Challenges
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Self-Responsibility Increase
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Documentation Importance
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Standards of Care
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Mother/Fetus Safety
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Tommy's Care Concern
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Nurses' Assistance
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