Fundamentals of Nursing Chapter 1-LMU Spring- Questions and Answers Correctly
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Advanced Practice Registered Nurse - CORRECT ANSWER-most independently functioning
nurse. Master's degreein nursing and additional background in patho, pharma, and physical
assessment,
4 types
CNS, CNP, CNM, CRNA
American Nurses Association - CORRECT ANSWER-organization for nurses to keep current on
standards and change standard within the industry
Caregiver - CORRECT ANSWER-*ROLE* help patients maintain and regain health, manage
disease and symptoms and attain a maximal level function and independence through the healing
process.
Certified Nurse Midwife - CORRECT ANSWER-1 of the 4 APRN
educated in midwifery, certified by American College of Nurse - Midwives.
skill set includes care for women during normal pregnancy, labor and delivery and care for
newborn.
RAM definition of nursing - CORRECT ANSWER-A health care profession that focuses on the
life processes and patterns of people with a commitment to promote health and full life-potential
for individuals, families, groups, and the global society.
Adaptation - CORRECT ANSWER-*A*(RAM Elements) The process and outcome whereby the
thinking and feeling person as individuals or groups use conscious awareness and choice to
create human and environmental integration.
Person - CORRECT ANSWER-*B* (RAM Elements) An adaptive system described as a whole
comprised of parts. Functions as a unity for some purpose. Includes people as individuals or in
groups (families, organizations, communities, and society as a whole).
Enviroment - CORRECT ANSWER-*C* (RAM Elements) All conditions, circumstances, and
influences surrounding and affecting the development and behavior of persons or groups with
particular consideration of mutuality of person and earth resources including focal, contextual,
and residual stimuli.
Health - CORRECT ANSWER-*D* (RAM Elements) A state and process of being and
becoming integrated and whole.
Goal of Nursing - CORRECT ANSWER-*E* (RAM Elements) To promote adaptation for
individuals in the four adaptive modes, thus contributing to health, quality of life, and dying with
dignity by assessing behaviors and factors that influence adaptive abilities and by intervening to
enhance environmental interactions.
, Assessment of Behavior - CORRECT ANSWER-*A* (RAM Nursing Process) The indicator of
how a human adaptive system manages to cope with, or adapt to, changes in health status is
behavior. Involves gathering data about the behavior of the human adaptive system and the
current state of adaptation.
Assessment of Stimuli - CORRECT ANSWER-*B* (RAM Nursing Process) Involves the
identification of internal and external stimuli that are influencing the behaviors.
Nursing Diagnosis - CORRECT ANSWER-*C* (RAM Nursing Process) Statements that
interpret the collected data.
Goal Setting - CORRECT ANSWER-*D* (RAM Nursing Process) The establishment of clear
statements of behavioral outcomes of nursing care. The general goal of nursing intervention is to
maintain and enhance adaptive behavior and to change ineffective behavior to adaptive.
Intervention - CORRECT ANSWER-*E* (RAM Nursing Process) The selection of nursing
approaches to promote adaptation by changing stimuli or strengthening adaptive processes.
Evaluation - CORRECT ANSWER-*F* (RAM Nursing Process) Involves judging the
effectiveness of the nursing intervention in relation to the behavior of the individual or group.
Physiologic Mode - CORRECT ANSWER-*A*(The Four Modes in RAM for the Individual
(A.S.N. & B.S.N.) Includes oxygenation; nutrition; elimination; activity and rest; protection;
senses; fluid, electrolyte, and acid-base balance; neurologic function, and endocrine function.
Self-Concept Mode - CORRECT ANSWER-*B*(The Four Modes in RAM for the Individual
(A.S.N. & B.S.N.) Includes things such as body image, sexual function, coping strategies for
loss, and self-esteem.
Role-Function Mode - CORRECT ANSWER-*C*(The Four Modes in RAM for the Individual
(A.S.N. & B.S.N.) Includes things such as role clarity, role transition, role performance, coping
with role change, role integration and role mastery.
Interdependence Mode - CORRECT ANSWER-*D*(The Four Modes in RAM for the Individual
(A.S.N. & B.S.N.) Includes things such as dependency and independency, relationships, relations
and communication, learning and maturing in relationships, and giving and receiving love,
respect, and value.
Basic Trust vs Mistrust - CORRECT ANSWER-*I* (Erikson's Eight Stages of Development)
(Birth - 18 months
(infant)
Viewing the world as safe and reliable. Viewing relationships as nurturing, stable, dependable;
The child develops trust in itself, its parents, and the world. Trust results from affection and
gratification of needs. Develops fears and suspicions (mistrust). Results from consistent abuse,
neglect, deprivation of love and affection.
Verified A+ 100%
Advanced Practice Registered Nurse - CORRECT ANSWER-most independently functioning
nurse. Master's degreein nursing and additional background in patho, pharma, and physical
assessment,
4 types
CNS, CNP, CNM, CRNA
American Nurses Association - CORRECT ANSWER-organization for nurses to keep current on
standards and change standard within the industry
Caregiver - CORRECT ANSWER-*ROLE* help patients maintain and regain health, manage
disease and symptoms and attain a maximal level function and independence through the healing
process.
Certified Nurse Midwife - CORRECT ANSWER-1 of the 4 APRN
educated in midwifery, certified by American College of Nurse - Midwives.
skill set includes care for women during normal pregnancy, labor and delivery and care for
newborn.
RAM definition of nursing - CORRECT ANSWER-A health care profession that focuses on the
life processes and patterns of people with a commitment to promote health and full life-potential
for individuals, families, groups, and the global society.
Adaptation - CORRECT ANSWER-*A*(RAM Elements) The process and outcome whereby the
thinking and feeling person as individuals or groups use conscious awareness and choice to
create human and environmental integration.
Person - CORRECT ANSWER-*B* (RAM Elements) An adaptive system described as a whole
comprised of parts. Functions as a unity for some purpose. Includes people as individuals or in
groups (families, organizations, communities, and society as a whole).
Enviroment - CORRECT ANSWER-*C* (RAM Elements) All conditions, circumstances, and
influences surrounding and affecting the development and behavior of persons or groups with
particular consideration of mutuality of person and earth resources including focal, contextual,
and residual stimuli.
Health - CORRECT ANSWER-*D* (RAM Elements) A state and process of being and
becoming integrated and whole.
Goal of Nursing - CORRECT ANSWER-*E* (RAM Elements) To promote adaptation for
individuals in the four adaptive modes, thus contributing to health, quality of life, and dying with
dignity by assessing behaviors and factors that influence adaptive abilities and by intervening to
enhance environmental interactions.
, Assessment of Behavior - CORRECT ANSWER-*A* (RAM Nursing Process) The indicator of
how a human adaptive system manages to cope with, or adapt to, changes in health status is
behavior. Involves gathering data about the behavior of the human adaptive system and the
current state of adaptation.
Assessment of Stimuli - CORRECT ANSWER-*B* (RAM Nursing Process) Involves the
identification of internal and external stimuli that are influencing the behaviors.
Nursing Diagnosis - CORRECT ANSWER-*C* (RAM Nursing Process) Statements that
interpret the collected data.
Goal Setting - CORRECT ANSWER-*D* (RAM Nursing Process) The establishment of clear
statements of behavioral outcomes of nursing care. The general goal of nursing intervention is to
maintain and enhance adaptive behavior and to change ineffective behavior to adaptive.
Intervention - CORRECT ANSWER-*E* (RAM Nursing Process) The selection of nursing
approaches to promote adaptation by changing stimuli or strengthening adaptive processes.
Evaluation - CORRECT ANSWER-*F* (RAM Nursing Process) Involves judging the
effectiveness of the nursing intervention in relation to the behavior of the individual or group.
Physiologic Mode - CORRECT ANSWER-*A*(The Four Modes in RAM for the Individual
(A.S.N. & B.S.N.) Includes oxygenation; nutrition; elimination; activity and rest; protection;
senses; fluid, electrolyte, and acid-base balance; neurologic function, and endocrine function.
Self-Concept Mode - CORRECT ANSWER-*B*(The Four Modes in RAM for the Individual
(A.S.N. & B.S.N.) Includes things such as body image, sexual function, coping strategies for
loss, and self-esteem.
Role-Function Mode - CORRECT ANSWER-*C*(The Four Modes in RAM for the Individual
(A.S.N. & B.S.N.) Includes things such as role clarity, role transition, role performance, coping
with role change, role integration and role mastery.
Interdependence Mode - CORRECT ANSWER-*D*(The Four Modes in RAM for the Individual
(A.S.N. & B.S.N.) Includes things such as dependency and independency, relationships, relations
and communication, learning and maturing in relationships, and giving and receiving love,
respect, and value.
Basic Trust vs Mistrust - CORRECT ANSWER-*I* (Erikson's Eight Stages of Development)
(Birth - 18 months
(infant)
Viewing the world as safe and reliable. Viewing relationships as nurturing, stable, dependable;
The child develops trust in itself, its parents, and the world. Trust results from affection and
gratification of needs. Develops fears and suspicions (mistrust). Results from consistent abuse,
neglect, deprivation of love and affection.
