NR 222 Unit 2 Assignment: ATI Nurse’s Touch: Wellness & Self-Care – Wellness Health & Disease Prevention

1. Which of the following aspects of the care of this client and his family exemplifies primary prevention? -Influenza immunization 2. The World Health Organization’s (WHO’S) definition of health promotion focuses on the concept of -improving control over health 3. A nurse is giving a presentation to a group of nursing students about distinguishing health promotion and disease prevention activities. Which of the following actions should the nurse include as a specific disease prevention activity? -wearing sunscreen outdoors -receiving an influenza immunization -protecting ears from loud noises 4. A nurse is caring for a client in an ambulatory clinic who attended a blood pressure screening even and a stress management lecture at a community fair. His blood pressure was 150/94 mm Hg at the event, so he saw a provider at the clinic and began therapy with a beta blocker. Soon after, the clinic had a mild myocardial infraction and, after discharges from the hospital, enrolled in a program of cardiac rehabilitation. Which of the following activities of this client is an example of primary prevention? -Stress management lecture 5. A nurse can communicate well, manage time effectively, wight options and consequences, and learn from mistakes. This nurse is demonstrating wellness in which of the following dimensions of health? -intellectual 6. A nurse is giving a series of workshops about health and wellness to a group of older adults at a community center. Which of the following statements from the attendees demonstrate that they understood what the nurse explained about the concept of health? (Select all that apply) -I have my health when I am physically, mentally, and socially well -Health means wholeness, so every aspect of me combines to make a healthy whole self -Health means I do the things that keep me at my best, like excreting and eating right 7. A nurse is giving a presentation about health promotion and disease prevention to a group of young adults at a community college. Which of the following instructions should the nurse include? -The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends a tetanus and deptheria immunization every 10 years, and sometimes on an individual basis after a possible exposure to tetanus 8. A nurse is caring for a client who is immobile. Which of the following should she perform when repositioning the client to avoid injuring her own musculoskeletal system? -aligning her feet vertically with her shoulders, with her feet shoulder -width apart, widens the nurse’s base of support and increase her stability This study source was downloaded by from CourseH on :54:22 GMT -05:00 NR 222 Unit 2 Assignment: ATI Nurse’s Touch: Wellness & Self-Care – Wellness Health & Disease Prevention 9. A nurse has made a commitment to change his eating habits to optimize his health and wellness. He researches various dietary plans and narrows his choices to those that minimize the effect of lifestyle barriers like eating quickly at work. Which stage of the Transtheoretical Model is he in? -the nurse is in the third stage, preparation, as he is ready to make a change and commit to making this change. This is where he creates a realistic plan to include overcoming any barriers, perceived or real. 10. A nurse is counseling a client who says that she attends a book club in her neighborhood regularly. She says it troubles her that no one engages in the discussion with her. Applying Maslow’s hierarchy of needs to this client, this client’s need falls into which of the following levels? -This client is struggling with self-esteem needs, which involve feeling competent, achieving goals, and gaining the respect of others. 11. A nurse is caring for a client who has a long history of abuse of alcohol and opioid analgesics. When counseling this client about the adverse effects of substance abuse, the nurse should explain that these patterns reduce the oxygenation of his tissues and organs because they cause -excessive use of many drugs, especially alcohol, depresses the respiratory system. This directly affects the rate and depth of respire ions, leading to a decrease in inhaled oxygen and thus in tissue oxygenation