PN 4004 Final Exam Questions with 100%
Correct Answers
Question 1
if you have a patient and are doing a home assessment and you know they are
unsteady at times what would you include in your plan of care?
Correct Answer
handlebars in the shower
Question 2
Portability
Correct Answer
must cover all insured persons when they move to another province or territory
within Canada and when they travel abroad.
Question 3
trauma informed practice
Correct Answer
recognizing trauma's impact on individuals during care
Question 4
patient is insecure about a prostate exam. what do you do?
Correct Answer
reassure him it is normal
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,Question 5
continuity theory
Correct Answer
a theory focusing on how people adjust to retirement by continuing aspects of their
earlier lives
Question 6
stochastic theories
Correct Answer
view the effects of biological aging as resulting from random assaults from both the
internal and external environment
Question 7
erikson's theory of development
Correct Answer
Erikson maintained the theory of development that personality develops in a
predetermines order through eight stages of psychosocial development. During
each stage, the person experiences a psychosocial crisis which could have a positive
or negative outcome for personality development
Question 8
theories of aging
Correct Answer
Life course theory, age stratification theory, activity theory, disengagement theory,
and continuity theory
Question 9
disengagement theory
Correct Answer
The view that aging makes a person's social sphere increasingly narrow, resulting in
role relinquishment, withdrawal, and passivity.
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,Question 10
stages of grief
Correct Answer
1. Denial
2. Anger
3. Bargaining
4. Depression
5. Acceptance
Question 11
Universality
Correct Answer
entitle all insured persons to health insurance coverage on uniform terms and
conditions
Question 12
Public Administration
Correct Answer
operated on a non profit basis by a public authority accountable to the provincial or
territorial government.
Question 13
Life course theory
Correct Answer
Aging is a social, psychological, and biological process that begins from the time
you are born until you die.
Question 14
age stratification theory
Correct Answer
a theory which states that members of society are stratified by age, just as they are
stratified by race, class, and gender
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, Question 15
leading cause of childhood mortality
Correct Answer
accidents
Question 16
if youre teaching a post op cardiac patient about diet and exercise what is this an
example of?
Correct Answer
restoring health
Question 17
Stages of growth and development
Correct Answer
1. prenatal 2. infancy 3. early childhood 4. middle childhood 5. late childhood
Question 18
whats a good activity for HTN management
Correct Answer
aerobic exercises
Question 19
if you have a 95 yo patient in long term care what teaching an you give the family to
prevent communicable diseases?
Correct Answer
handwashing, stay indoors and dont come and visit
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Correct Answers
Question 1
if you have a patient and are doing a home assessment and you know they are
unsteady at times what would you include in your plan of care?
Correct Answer
handlebars in the shower
Question 2
Portability
Correct Answer
must cover all insured persons when they move to another province or territory
within Canada and when they travel abroad.
Question 3
trauma informed practice
Correct Answer
recognizing trauma's impact on individuals during care
Question 4
patient is insecure about a prostate exam. what do you do?
Correct Answer
reassure him it is normal
Page 1 of 37
,Question 5
continuity theory
Correct Answer
a theory focusing on how people adjust to retirement by continuing aspects of their
earlier lives
Question 6
stochastic theories
Correct Answer
view the effects of biological aging as resulting from random assaults from both the
internal and external environment
Question 7
erikson's theory of development
Correct Answer
Erikson maintained the theory of development that personality develops in a
predetermines order through eight stages of psychosocial development. During
each stage, the person experiences a psychosocial crisis which could have a positive
or negative outcome for personality development
Question 8
theories of aging
Correct Answer
Life course theory, age stratification theory, activity theory, disengagement theory,
and continuity theory
Question 9
disengagement theory
Correct Answer
The view that aging makes a person's social sphere increasingly narrow, resulting in
role relinquishment, withdrawal, and passivity.
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,Question 10
stages of grief
Correct Answer
1. Denial
2. Anger
3. Bargaining
4. Depression
5. Acceptance
Question 11
Universality
Correct Answer
entitle all insured persons to health insurance coverage on uniform terms and
conditions
Question 12
Public Administration
Correct Answer
operated on a non profit basis by a public authority accountable to the provincial or
territorial government.
Question 13
Life course theory
Correct Answer
Aging is a social, psychological, and biological process that begins from the time
you are born until you die.
Question 14
age stratification theory
Correct Answer
a theory which states that members of society are stratified by age, just as they are
stratified by race, class, and gender
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, Question 15
leading cause of childhood mortality
Correct Answer
accidents
Question 16
if youre teaching a post op cardiac patient about diet and exercise what is this an
example of?
Correct Answer
restoring health
Question 17
Stages of growth and development
Correct Answer
1. prenatal 2. infancy 3. early childhood 4. middle childhood 5. late childhood
Question 18
whats a good activity for HTN management
Correct Answer
aerobic exercises
Question 19
if you have a 95 yo patient in long term care what teaching an you give the family to
prevent communicable diseases?
Correct Answer
handwashing, stay indoors and dont come and visit
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