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, TABLEsmOFsmCONTENT:
UnitsmI:smIntroductionsmtosmNursingsmandsmthesmHealthsmCaresmSystem
1.smNursingsmandsmthesmHealthsmCaresmSystem
2.smConceptssmofsmHealth,smIllness,smStress,smandsmHealthsmPromotion
3.smLegalsmandsmEthicalsmAspectssmofsmNursing
UnitsmII:smThesmNursingsmProcess
4.smThesmNursingsmProcesssmandsmCriticalsmThinking
5.smAssessment,smNursingsmDiagnosis/ProblemsmIdentification,smandsmPlanning
6.smImplementationsmandsmEvaluation
UnitsmIII:smCommunicationsminsmNursing
7.smDocumentationsmofsmNursingsmCare
8.smCommunicationsmandsmthesmNurse-PatientsmRelationship
9.smPatientsmEducationsmandsmHealthsmPromotion
10.smDelegation,smLeadership,smandsmManagement
UnitsmIV:smDevelopmental,smPsychosocial,smandsmCulturalsmConsiderations
11.smGrowthsmandsmDevelopment:smInfancysmThroughsmAdolescence
12.smAdulthoodsmandsmthesmFamily
13.smPromotingsmHealthysmAdaptationsmtosmAging
14.smCulturalsmandsmSpiritualsmAspectssmofsmPatientsmCare
15.smLoss,smGrief,smandsmEnd-of-LifesmCare
UnitsmV:smBasicsmNursingsmSkills
16.smInfectionsmPreventionsmandsmControl:smProtectivesmMechanismssmandsmAsepsis
17.smInfectionsmPreventionsmandsmControlsminsmthesmHospitalsmandsmHome
18.smSafelysmLifting,smMoving,smandsmPositioningsmPatients
19.smAssistingsmwithsmHygiene,smPersonalsmCare,smSkinsmCare,smandsmthesmPreventionsmofsmPre
ssuresmInjuries
20.smPatientsmEnvironmentsmandsmSafety
21.smMeasuringsmVitalsmSigns
22.smAssessingsmHealthsmStatus
23.smAdmitting,smTransferring,smandsmDischargingsmPatients
24.smDiagnosticsmTestssmandsmSpecimensmCollection
UnitsmVI:smMeetingsmBasicsmPhysiologicsmNeeds
25.smFluid,smElectrolyte,smandsmAcid-BasesmBalance
26.smConceptssmofsmBasicsmNutritionsmandsmCulturalsmConsiderations
27.smNutritionalsmTherapysmandsmAssistedsmFeeding
28.smAssistingsmwithsmRespirationsmandsmOxygensmDelivery
29.smPromotingsmUrinarysmElimination
,30.smPromotingsmBowelsmElimination
31.smPain,smComfortsmandsmSleep
32.smComplementarysmHealthsmApproaches
UnitsmVII:smMedicationsmAdministration
33.smPharmacologysmandsmPreparationsmforsmDrugsmAdministration
34.smAdministeringsmOral,smTopical,smandsmInhalantsmMedications
35.smAdministeringsmIntradermal,smSubcutaneous,smandsmIntramuscularsmInjections
36.smAdministeringsmIntravenoussmSolutionssmandsmMedications
UnitsmVIII:smCaresmofsmthesmSurgicalsmandsmImmobilesmPatient
37.smCaresmofsmthesmSurgicalsmPatient
38.smProvidingsmWoundsmCaresmandsmTreatingsmPressuresmInjuries
39.smPromotingsmMusculoskeletalsmFunction
UnitsmIX:smCaringsmforsmOldersmAdults
40.smCommonsmPhysicalsmCaresmProblemssmofsmthesmOldersmAdult
41.smCommonsmPsychosocialsmCaresmProblemssmofsmthesmOldersmAdult
AppendixsmA:smStandardsmStepssmforsmAllsmNursingsmProcedures
Chaptersm01:smNursingsmandsmthesmHealthsmCaresmSystem
Williams:smdeWit'ssmFundamentalsmConceptssmandsmSkillssmforsmNursing,sm5thsmEdition
MULTIPLEsmCHOICE
1. FlorencesmNightingale’ssmcontributionssmtosmnursingsmpracticesmandsmeducation:
a. aresmhistoricallysmimportantsmbutsmhavesmnosmvaliditysmforsmnursingsmtoday.
b. weresmneithersmrecognizedsmnorsmappreciatedsminsmhersmownsmtime.
c. weresmasmmajorsmfactorsminsmreducingsmthesmdeathsmratesminsmthesmCrimeansmWar.
d. weresmlimitedsmonlysmtosmthesmcaresmofsmseveresmtraumaticsmwounds.
ANS:s m C
Bysmimprovingsmsanitation,smnutritionsmventilation,smandsmhandwashingsmtechniques,smFlorencesmNi
ghtingale’ssmnursessmdramaticallysmreducedsmthesmdeathsmratesmfromsminjuriessminsmthesmCrimeansmWa
r.
DIF: CognitivesmLevel:smKnowledge REF:s m p.sm2
OBJ:smTheorysm#1smTOP:s m NursingsmHistory
KEY:s m NursingsmProcesssmStep:smN/AsmMSC:s m NCLEX:smN/A
2. EarlysmnursingsmeducationsmandsmcaresminsmthesmUnitedsmStates:
a. weresmdirectedsmatsmcommunitysmhealth.
b. providedsmindependencesmforsmwomensmthroughsmeducationsmandsmemployment.
c. weresmansmeducationalsmmodelsmbasedsminsminstitutionssmofsmhighersmlearning.
d. havesmcontinuedsmtosmbesmentirelysmfocusedsmonsmhospitalsmnursing.
ANS:s m B
Becauses m ofsm thesminfluences m ofsm earlysmnNuUrRs iSnI gN Gl eTaBd. eCrOs ,Mnur si n g sm educationsm becamesmmores m
formalizedsmthroughsmapprenticeshipssminsmNightingalesmschoolssmthatsmofferedsmindependencesmto
smwomensmthroughsmeducationsmandsmemployment.
DIF: CognitivesmLevel:smKnowledge REF:s m p.sm2
OBJ:smTheorysm#4smTOP:s m NursingsmHistory
KEY:s m NursingsmProcesssmStep:smN/AsmMSC:s m NCLEX:smN/A
, 3. Insmordersmtosmfulfillsmthesmcommonsmgoalssmdefinedsmbysmnursingsmtheoristssm(promotesmwellnes
s,smpreventsmillness,smfacilitatesmcoping,smandsmrestoresmhealth),smthesmLPNsmmustsmtakesmonsmthe
smrolessmof:
a. caregiver,smeducator,smandsmcollaborator.
b. nursingsmassistant,smdelegator,smandsmenvironmentalsmspecialist.
c. medicationsmdispenser,smcollaborator,smandsmtransporter.
d. dietitian,smmanager,smandsmhousekeeper.
ANS:s m A
InsmordersmforsmthesmLPNsmtosmapplysmthesmcommonsmgoalssmofsmnursing,smhesmorsmshesmmustsmassu
mesmthesmrolessmofsmcaregiver,smeducator,smcollaborator,smmanager,smandsmadvocate.
DIF: CognitivesmLevel:smComprehension REF:s m p.sm3
OBJ:smTheorysm#2smTOP:s m ArtsmandsmSciencesmofsmNursing
KEY:s m NursingsmProcesssmStep:smN/AsmMSC:s m NCLEX:smN/A
4. Althoughsmnursingsmtheoriessmdiffersminsmtheirsmattemptssmtosmdefinesmnursing,smallsmofsmthems
mbasesmtheirsmbeliefssmonsmcommonsmconceptssmconcerning:
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