NURS 163 QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
(RATED A+)
Patient/ Community Centered - ANSWERPersonal motivation is needed to
incorporate the stratet
Adherence Behavior - ANSWERself initiated action taken to promote wellness
recovery and rehabilitation
Acute abdomen presentation - ANSWERmild abdominal discomfort constipation
vague respiratory symptoms
Cardiac Problems presentation - ANSWERno complaint of chest pains vague
symptoms of fatigue or nausea decreased functional statue
Health screening for elderly - ANSWERto identify individuals who are in need of
futehr more in-depth assessment
screening for high blood pressure , hearing loss, foot problems, challenges with
activities
Health assessments - ANSWERcollection of all the important health related data
using a varity of techniuges
Obtaining health history from elder - ANSWERnurse will use interviewing techniques
and obtain basic identity past history and current history
Health Promotion - ANSWERBehaviors token to improve health conditions
Primary Prevention , Secondary Prevention , Tertiary prevention
Categories of Communication - ANSWERLinguistic
Paralinguistic
Metacommunication
What percent of older adults live with a chronic condition ? - ANSWERAccording to
Centers of Disease control 80%
What percent of older adults live with 3 or more coexisting chronic conditions ? -
ANSWERAccording to Centers of Disease 50%
Physical assessment of elder - ANSWERobjective and subjective info obtained
pay close attention to physiologic and mood or behavior changes
Attributes To Adherence - ANSWERDecisional Conflict
, Predictability
Personal Experience
Power Conflict
Agreement
Alignment
Theory Of planned Behavior - ANSWERHow Human Action is guided or predicted
TPB - ANSWERTheory of planned behavior
Factors of TPB - ANSWERAttitudes
Subjective norms (beliefs and motivations to adhere)
Perceived behavioral control
HBM - ANSWERHealth Belief Model
Health Belief Model - ANSWERIndividuals adherence based on perception on
susceptibility
Risk
Benefits
Barrie's
3 dimensions of adherence - ANSWERCompliance
Persistence
Concordance
compliance adherence - ANSWERPatients agreement to prescribed
recommendations
Persistence adherence - ANSWERa patients persistence in continuing doctors
orders
Concordance Adherence - ANSWERPatient and Health Care professionals coming
to a mutual agreement
Interdisciplinary Lens of Adherence - ANSWERUnderstanding the perspective and
use of adherence from each discipline of Adherence
Nursing Mental health Medicine Pharmacy
Adherence and Interrelated Concepts - ANSWERAdherence >>>
Development , Functional Ability , Culture , Spirituality , family dynamics , cognition
Common Chronic Problems in Older Adults - ANSWERArthritis
hypertension
diabetes
heart disease
vision or hearing disorders
Factors Affecting Health Promotion and Maintenance - ANSWERReligious Beliefs
(RATED A+)
Patient/ Community Centered - ANSWERPersonal motivation is needed to
incorporate the stratet
Adherence Behavior - ANSWERself initiated action taken to promote wellness
recovery and rehabilitation
Acute abdomen presentation - ANSWERmild abdominal discomfort constipation
vague respiratory symptoms
Cardiac Problems presentation - ANSWERno complaint of chest pains vague
symptoms of fatigue or nausea decreased functional statue
Health screening for elderly - ANSWERto identify individuals who are in need of
futehr more in-depth assessment
screening for high blood pressure , hearing loss, foot problems, challenges with
activities
Health assessments - ANSWERcollection of all the important health related data
using a varity of techniuges
Obtaining health history from elder - ANSWERnurse will use interviewing techniques
and obtain basic identity past history and current history
Health Promotion - ANSWERBehaviors token to improve health conditions
Primary Prevention , Secondary Prevention , Tertiary prevention
Categories of Communication - ANSWERLinguistic
Paralinguistic
Metacommunication
What percent of older adults live with a chronic condition ? - ANSWERAccording to
Centers of Disease control 80%
What percent of older adults live with 3 or more coexisting chronic conditions ? -
ANSWERAccording to Centers of Disease 50%
Physical assessment of elder - ANSWERobjective and subjective info obtained
pay close attention to physiologic and mood or behavior changes
Attributes To Adherence - ANSWERDecisional Conflict
, Predictability
Personal Experience
Power Conflict
Agreement
Alignment
Theory Of planned Behavior - ANSWERHow Human Action is guided or predicted
TPB - ANSWERTheory of planned behavior
Factors of TPB - ANSWERAttitudes
Subjective norms (beliefs and motivations to adhere)
Perceived behavioral control
HBM - ANSWERHealth Belief Model
Health Belief Model - ANSWERIndividuals adherence based on perception on
susceptibility
Risk
Benefits
Barrie's
3 dimensions of adherence - ANSWERCompliance
Persistence
Concordance
compliance adherence - ANSWERPatients agreement to prescribed
recommendations
Persistence adherence - ANSWERa patients persistence in continuing doctors
orders
Concordance Adherence - ANSWERPatient and Health Care professionals coming
to a mutual agreement
Interdisciplinary Lens of Adherence - ANSWERUnderstanding the perspective and
use of adherence from each discipline of Adherence
Nursing Mental health Medicine Pharmacy
Adherence and Interrelated Concepts - ANSWERAdherence >>>
Development , Functional Ability , Culture , Spirituality , family dynamics , cognition
Common Chronic Problems in Older Adults - ANSWERArthritis
hypertension
diabetes
heart disease
vision or hearing disorders
Factors Affecting Health Promotion and Maintenance - ANSWERReligious Beliefs
