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NUR 100 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 100%
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The nurse is asked to teach a group of your adults a healthy lifestyle. One
participant says, " I stopped eating fast food to lose weight." What health-illness
model explains this behavior?
a. health-illness continuum
b. health promotion model
c. agent-host-environment model
d. health belief model CORRECT ANSWER: b
The nurse is teaching a group of new mothers about the importance of diet and
exercise following delivery. What level of health promotion and preventative care
does this activity represent?
a. secondary
b. tertiary
c. Intermediate
d. Primary CORRECT ANSWER: d
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The nurse hears a group of people talking. On e person says, " I know I have more
money than most other people." What does this statement indicate to the nurse?
a. Racism
b. stereotyping
c. cultural assimilation
d. Ethnocentrism CORRECT ANSWER: d
The nurse understands that the population is expanding most rapidly,
resulting in changes in the delivery of healthcare.
a. newborns
b. young adults
c. school aged children
d. older adults CORRECT ANSWER: d
When the nurse practices handwashing, he is meeting which basic human need?
a. self actualization
b. self esteem
c. physiologic
d. safety and security
e. loving and belonging CORRECT ANSWER: d
The nurse considers the following factors when providing care to patients with
limited income. The nurse knows that is the most important.
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a. Risk for increased incidence of disease
b. decreased access to healthcare services
c. limited access to reliable transportation
d. basic human needs may go unmet CORRECT ANSWER: d
The nurse uses the Care Model of nursing by to help to guide their
nursing practice .
a. Jean Watson
b. Madeline Leininger
c. Dorothea Orem
D. Virginia Henderson CORRECT ANSWER: a
The nurse understands that there are four major ways that healthcare is
financed. Which one is federally funded and sate regulated?
a. medicare
b. private insurance
c. LTC insurance
d. medicaid CORRECT ANSWER: d
A nurse conducts a smoking cessation program for patients of a neighborhood
clinic. This is an example of which of the following aims of nursing ?
A. Promoting health
b. facilitating coping with disability or death
c. restoring health
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d. preventing illness CORRECT ANSWER: d
The is a major source of health assessment for children in the school
setting?
a. pediatric protection and affordable care act
b. daycare centers
c. health departments
d. school nurse CORRECT ANSWER: d
What is one responsibility of nurses who work in a physicians office?
a. conducting health assessments
b. making independent home visits
c. prescribing medications
d. performing major surgery CORRECT ANSWER: a
A grade school is preparing a series of classes on the dangers of smoking. Who
would be most likely to teach the classes ?
a. the school nurse
b. the principal
c. an outside consultant
d. a teacher CORRECT ANSWER: a
Why are the developmental theories important to nursing practice?
NUR 100 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 100%
GUARANTEED PASS (LATEST UPDATE)
The nurse is asked to teach a group of your adults a healthy lifestyle. One
participant says, " I stopped eating fast food to lose weight." What health-illness
model explains this behavior?
a. health-illness continuum
b. health promotion model
c. agent-host-environment model
d. health belief model CORRECT ANSWER: b
The nurse is teaching a group of new mothers about the importance of diet and
exercise following delivery. What level of health promotion and preventative care
does this activity represent?
a. secondary
b. tertiary
c. Intermediate
d. Primary CORRECT ANSWER: d
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The nurse hears a group of people talking. On e person says, " I know I have more
money than most other people." What does this statement indicate to the nurse?
a. Racism
b. stereotyping
c. cultural assimilation
d. Ethnocentrism CORRECT ANSWER: d
The nurse understands that the population is expanding most rapidly,
resulting in changes in the delivery of healthcare.
a. newborns
b. young adults
c. school aged children
d. older adults CORRECT ANSWER: d
When the nurse practices handwashing, he is meeting which basic human need?
a. self actualization
b. self esteem
c. physiologic
d. safety and security
e. loving and belonging CORRECT ANSWER: d
The nurse considers the following factors when providing care to patients with
limited income. The nurse knows that is the most important.
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a. Risk for increased incidence of disease
b. decreased access to healthcare services
c. limited access to reliable transportation
d. basic human needs may go unmet CORRECT ANSWER: d
The nurse uses the Care Model of nursing by to help to guide their
nursing practice .
a. Jean Watson
b. Madeline Leininger
c. Dorothea Orem
D. Virginia Henderson CORRECT ANSWER: a
The nurse understands that there are four major ways that healthcare is
financed. Which one is federally funded and sate regulated?
a. medicare
b. private insurance
c. LTC insurance
d. medicaid CORRECT ANSWER: d
A nurse conducts a smoking cessation program for patients of a neighborhood
clinic. This is an example of which of the following aims of nursing ?
A. Promoting health
b. facilitating coping with disability or death
c. restoring health
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d. preventing illness CORRECT ANSWER: d
The is a major source of health assessment for children in the school
setting?
a. pediatric protection and affordable care act
b. daycare centers
c. health departments
d. school nurse CORRECT ANSWER: d
What is one responsibility of nurses who work in a physicians office?
a. conducting health assessments
b. making independent home visits
c. prescribing medications
d. performing major surgery CORRECT ANSWER: a
A grade school is preparing a series of classes on the dangers of smoking. Who
would be most likely to teach the classes ?
a. the school nurse
b. the principal
c. an outside consultant
d. a teacher CORRECT ANSWER: a
Why are the developmental theories important to nursing practice?
