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Chapterm 01:m Introductionm tom HealthymAging


MULTIPLEmCHOICE


1. Ammanmismterminallymillmwithmend-
stagemprostatemcancer.mWhichmismthembestmstatementmaboutm thisman‘smwellness?
a. Wellnessmcanmonlymbemachievedmwit
hmaggressivemmedical
interventions.
b. Wellnessmismnotmamrealmoptionmformth
ismclientmbecausemhe
ismterminallymill.
c. Wellnessmismdefinedmasmthemabsencemof
disease.
d. Nursingminterventionsm canmhelpmempowe
rmamclientm to
achievemamhighermlevelmofmwellness.

ANS:mD
Nursingminterventionsmcanmhelpmempowerm amclientm tomachievemamhighermlevelm ofmwe
llness;mamnursemcanm fosterm wellnessminmhismormherm clients.mWellnessmismdefinedmbymth
emindividualmandmismmultidimensional.m Itmismnotmjustmthemabsencemofmdisease.mAmwell
nessmperspectivemismbasedmonmthembeliefmthatmeverympersonmhasmanmoptimalmlevelmofm
healthmindependentmofmhismormhermsituationm ormfunctionalm level.m Evenminmthempresen
cem ofm chronicmillnessm ormwhilemdying,m ammovementm towardm wellnessismpossiblemifme
mphasismofmcaremismplacedmonmthempromotionmofmwell-
beingminmamsupportivemenvironment.


PTS:m 1 DIF:m Apply REF:m p.m7
TOP:mNursingmProcess:mDiagnosismMSC:
HealthmPromotionmandmMaintenance


2.

Inmdifferentiatingmbetweenm healthmandmwellnessminmhealthm care,mwhichmo
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, a. Healthmismambroadmtermmencompassing
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bympreviousm generations.
c. Wellnessmandmself-
actualizationmdevelopmthroughm learn-
ingmandm growth.
d. Wellnessmismimpossiblemwhenmone‘
smhealthmismcompro-
mised.

ANS:mA
Healthmism am broadm termm thatm encompassesm attitudesm andm behaviors;mholistically,mhea
lthmincludesmwellness,m whichmin-
m volvesmone‘sm wholembeing.mThemconceptm ofmillnessm preventionm wasmnevermconsider
edm bympreviousm generations;m through-moutmhistory,mbasicmself-
caremrequirementsmhavembeenmrecognized.mWellnessmandmself-
m actualizationmdevelopmthroughmlearningmandm growth—
asmbasicmneedsm aremmet,mhighermlevelmneedsm canmbemsatisfiedminmturn,mwithmever-
deepeningmrich-
mnessmtomlife.mWellnessmismpossiblemwhenmone‘smhealthmismcompromised—
evenmwithmchronicmillness,mwithmmultiplemdis-
m abilities,morminmdying,mmovementmtowardmamhighermlevelmofmwellnessmismpossible.


PTS:m 1 DIF:m Understandm REF:m p.m7
TOP:m NursingmProcess:mEvaluationmMSC:m HealthmPromotionm
andmMaintenance


3.

Whichmracialmormethnicmgroupmhasmthemhighestmlifemexpectancyminmthem U
nitedmStates?
a. NativemAmericans
b. AfricanmAmericans
c. HispanicmAmericans
d. AsianmandmPacificm IslandmAmericans

ANS:mC

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