RNSG 1430 functional ability UPDATED
ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT
Answers
Health - CORRECT ANSWER - Defined as a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-
being
health care - CORRECT ANSWER - Treatment of disease and prevention of death
Goal to optimize health and function of people
Goal to optimize health and function of people - CORRECT ANSWER - -Healthy People 2020-
National Goal (USDHHS)
-Promote quality of life, healthy development, and healthy behaviors across all life stages- International
Goal (WHO)
What does it mean to be "Functional"? - CORRECT ANSWER - Ability to carry on normal daily
activities of life required to meet basic needs
-Fulfill usual roles within the family, workplace and community
-Maintain health and well-being
Daily Activities divided into two categories - CORRECT ANSWER - Basic
Instrumental
Four domains of functional ability - CORRECT ANSWER - Physical domain
Psychological domain
Social domain
Cognitive domain
physical domain - CORRECT ANSWER - Developmental Milestones
,Metabolic Function
Integration of body systems
psychological domain - CORRECT ANSWER - Soundness of Mind
Self- Perceived Ability
social domain - CORRECT ANSWER - Family Support
Culture
Community
cognitive domain - CORRECT ANSWER - Acquisition of learning skills
Education
-the hardwire
Basic Activities of Daily Living (BADL) - CORRECT ANSWER - Relate to personal care and
mobility
"Batted"
BATTED - CORRECT ANSWER - Bathing
Ambulation
Toileting
Transferring (moving around)
Eating
Dressing
, Basic ALD vs instrumental ADL - CORRECT ANSWER - basic ADL is necessary to survive and
instrumental isnt but it allows an individual to be independent
Instrumental Activities of Daily Living - CORRECT ANSWER - Not necessary for fundamental
functioning, but allow an individual to live independently in a community.
-"SHAFT"
SHAFT - CORRECT ANSWER - Shopping
Housekeeping
Accounting
Food/medication preparation
Telephone/transportation
Functional Impairment physical domain - CORRECT ANSWER - Decreased Mobility
Body System failure
Sensory Impairment
Functional Impairment psychological domain - CORRECT ANSWER - Mental Disorders and
Conditions
Depression
Anxiety
Functional Impairment cognitive domain - CORRECT ANSWER - Neurologic Impairment
Neurologic Disorders
Functional Impairment social domain - CORRECT ANSWER - Family Dysfunction
ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT
Answers
Health - CORRECT ANSWER - Defined as a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-
being
health care - CORRECT ANSWER - Treatment of disease and prevention of death
Goal to optimize health and function of people
Goal to optimize health and function of people - CORRECT ANSWER - -Healthy People 2020-
National Goal (USDHHS)
-Promote quality of life, healthy development, and healthy behaviors across all life stages- International
Goal (WHO)
What does it mean to be "Functional"? - CORRECT ANSWER - Ability to carry on normal daily
activities of life required to meet basic needs
-Fulfill usual roles within the family, workplace and community
-Maintain health and well-being
Daily Activities divided into two categories - CORRECT ANSWER - Basic
Instrumental
Four domains of functional ability - CORRECT ANSWER - Physical domain
Psychological domain
Social domain
Cognitive domain
physical domain - CORRECT ANSWER - Developmental Milestones
,Metabolic Function
Integration of body systems
psychological domain - CORRECT ANSWER - Soundness of Mind
Self- Perceived Ability
social domain - CORRECT ANSWER - Family Support
Culture
Community
cognitive domain - CORRECT ANSWER - Acquisition of learning skills
Education
-the hardwire
Basic Activities of Daily Living (BADL) - CORRECT ANSWER - Relate to personal care and
mobility
"Batted"
BATTED - CORRECT ANSWER - Bathing
Ambulation
Toileting
Transferring (moving around)
Eating
Dressing
, Basic ALD vs instrumental ADL - CORRECT ANSWER - basic ADL is necessary to survive and
instrumental isnt but it allows an individual to be independent
Instrumental Activities of Daily Living - CORRECT ANSWER - Not necessary for fundamental
functioning, but allow an individual to live independently in a community.
-"SHAFT"
SHAFT - CORRECT ANSWER - Shopping
Housekeeping
Accounting
Food/medication preparation
Telephone/transportation
Functional Impairment physical domain - CORRECT ANSWER - Decreased Mobility
Body System failure
Sensory Impairment
Functional Impairment psychological domain - CORRECT ANSWER - Mental Disorders and
Conditions
Depression
Anxiety
Functional Impairment cognitive domain - CORRECT ANSWER - Neurologic Impairment
Neurologic Disorders
Functional Impairment social domain - CORRECT ANSWER - Family Dysfunction
