Development of Self 1 - Final Examination
Questions With Complete Solutions
2001 eHealth Initiative Correct Answers Federal
Gov't in collaboration with provincial and territorial
first ministers of health established Canada Health
Infoway (Infoway)
7 Assumptions Correct Answers 1. Caring can be
effectively demonstrated and practiced only
interpersonally.
2. Caring consists of carative factors that result in
the satisfaction of certain human needs.
3. Effective caring promotes health and individual
or family growth.
4.Caring responses accept person not only as he or
she is now but as what he or she may become.
5. A caring environment is one that offers the
development of potential while allowing the person
to choose the best action for himself or herself at a
given point in time.
6. Caring is more " healthogenic" than is curing. A
science of caring is complementary to the science
of curing.
,7. The practice of caring is central to nursing.
7 Resiquite Skills and Abilities for Nursing Practice
in Ontario (specific) Correct Answers Cognitive
Requirements
Communication Requirements
Interpersonal Requirements
Behavioral Requirements
Psycho-motor Requirements
Sensory Requirements
Environmental Requirements
Accessibility (Canada Health Act Principals)
Correct Answers Reasonable access by insured
persons to medically necessary hospital and
physician services must be unimpeded by financial
or other barriers (such as discrimination on the
basis of age, health status or financial
circumstances)
Aesthetics - the Art of Nursing (ways of knowing)
Correct Answers A deep appreciation of the
meaning of a situation
Understanding a need expressed by a behaviour
Creativity in the provision of care
,Aesthetic knowing employs both intuition and
understanding to appreciate the individuality of
each patient
Allowance for existential-phenomenological-
spiritual forces Correct Answers Caritas
processes: Opening and attending to spiritual-
mysterious and existential dimensions of one's own
life-death; soul care for self and the one-being-
cared for
Interpretation: 'Soul care' for yourself and others.
Helping people to find meaning in their life.
Example: Acceptance of spiritual beliefs, which
may be different from our own. Allowance for
beliefs in things we can't explain
Appraising Research Correct Answers -Can
appraise research by answering the research
critique questions
Appraise by:
-Abstract
-Introduction
-Literature review or background
-Manuscript narrative
-Purpose statement
-Methods or design
-Results or conclusions
, -Clinical implications
Assisting with Gratification of Human Needs
Correct Answers Caritas processes: Assisting with
basic needs, with an intentional caring
consciousness, administering 'human care
essentials', which potentiate alignment of mind
body spirit, wholeness, and unity of being in all
aspects of care
Interpretation: Helping clients to satisfy their basic
needs. 'Lower-order' needs (food, water, sleep,
elimination etc.) must be met first.
Example: The nurse helps the client to shower and
wash her hair.
Authorizing Mechanism: Direct order Correct
Answers Client specific, specific times.
Authorizing Mechanism: Directive Correct Answers
Order for a number of clients with similar
conditions
Authorizing Mechanism: Order Correct Answers a
prescription for a procedure, treatment, drug, or
intervention
Basic (levels of critical thinking) Correct Answers -
Learner trusts the experts to have the answers
Questions With Complete Solutions
2001 eHealth Initiative Correct Answers Federal
Gov't in collaboration with provincial and territorial
first ministers of health established Canada Health
Infoway (Infoway)
7 Assumptions Correct Answers 1. Caring can be
effectively demonstrated and practiced only
interpersonally.
2. Caring consists of carative factors that result in
the satisfaction of certain human needs.
3. Effective caring promotes health and individual
or family growth.
4.Caring responses accept person not only as he or
she is now but as what he or she may become.
5. A caring environment is one that offers the
development of potential while allowing the person
to choose the best action for himself or herself at a
given point in time.
6. Caring is more " healthogenic" than is curing. A
science of caring is complementary to the science
of curing.
,7. The practice of caring is central to nursing.
7 Resiquite Skills and Abilities for Nursing Practice
in Ontario (specific) Correct Answers Cognitive
Requirements
Communication Requirements
Interpersonal Requirements
Behavioral Requirements
Psycho-motor Requirements
Sensory Requirements
Environmental Requirements
Accessibility (Canada Health Act Principals)
Correct Answers Reasonable access by insured
persons to medically necessary hospital and
physician services must be unimpeded by financial
or other barriers (such as discrimination on the
basis of age, health status or financial
circumstances)
Aesthetics - the Art of Nursing (ways of knowing)
Correct Answers A deep appreciation of the
meaning of a situation
Understanding a need expressed by a behaviour
Creativity in the provision of care
,Aesthetic knowing employs both intuition and
understanding to appreciate the individuality of
each patient
Allowance for existential-phenomenological-
spiritual forces Correct Answers Caritas
processes: Opening and attending to spiritual-
mysterious and existential dimensions of one's own
life-death; soul care for self and the one-being-
cared for
Interpretation: 'Soul care' for yourself and others.
Helping people to find meaning in their life.
Example: Acceptance of spiritual beliefs, which
may be different from our own. Allowance for
beliefs in things we can't explain
Appraising Research Correct Answers -Can
appraise research by answering the research
critique questions
Appraise by:
-Abstract
-Introduction
-Literature review or background
-Manuscript narrative
-Purpose statement
-Methods or design
-Results or conclusions
, -Clinical implications
Assisting with Gratification of Human Needs
Correct Answers Caritas processes: Assisting with
basic needs, with an intentional caring
consciousness, administering 'human care
essentials', which potentiate alignment of mind
body spirit, wholeness, and unity of being in all
aspects of care
Interpretation: Helping clients to satisfy their basic
needs. 'Lower-order' needs (food, water, sleep,
elimination etc.) must be met first.
Example: The nurse helps the client to shower and
wash her hair.
Authorizing Mechanism: Direct order Correct
Answers Client specific, specific times.
Authorizing Mechanism: Directive Correct Answers
Order for a number of clients with similar
conditions
Authorizing Mechanism: Order Correct Answers a
prescription for a procedure, treatment, drug, or
intervention
Basic (levels of critical thinking) Correct Answers -
Learner trusts the experts to have the answers
