TEST pBANK
Canadian pFundamentals pof pNursing
Patricia pA. pPotter, pAnne pGriffin pPerry, pPatricia pA. pStockert, pAmy pHall, pBarbara pJ. pAstle p& pWendy
pDuggleby
6th pEdition
,Table pof pContents
Chapter p01 pHealth pand pWellness 2
Chapter p02 pThe pCanadian pHealth pCare pDelivery pSystem 11
Chapter p03 pThe pDevelopment pof pNursing pin pCanada 19
Chapter p04 pCommunity pHealth pNursing pPractice 25
Chapter p05 pTheoretical pFoundations pof pNursing pPractice 34
Chapter p06 pEvidence-Informed pPractice 40
Chapter p07 pNursing pValues pand pEthics 48
Chapter p08 pLegal pImplications pin pNursing pPractice 56
Chapter p09 pGlobal pHealth 67
Chapter p10 pIndigenous pHealth 75
Chapter p11 pNursing pLeadership, pManagement, pand pCollaborative pPractice 83
Chapter p12 pCritical pThinking pin pNursing pPractice 91
Chapter p13 pNursing pAssessment, pDiagnosis, pand pPlanning 99
Chapter p14 pImplementing pand pEvaluating pNursing pCare 110
Chapter p15 pDocumenting pand pReporting 121
Chapter p16 pNursing pInformatics pand pCanadian pNursing pPractice 135
Chapter p17 pCommunication pand pRelational pPractice 142
Chapter p18 pPatient-Centred pCare pInterprofessional pCollaborative pPractice 154
Chapter p19 pFamily pNursing 161
Chapter p20 pPatient pEducation 175
Chapter p21 pDevelopmental pTheories 187
Chapter p22 pConception pThrough pAdolescence 196
Chapter p23 pYoung pto pMiddle pAdulthood 206
Chapter p24 pOlder pPersons 215
Chapter p25 pThe pExperience pof pLoss, pDeath, pand pGrief 226
Chapter p26 pSelf-Concept 236
Chapter p27 pSexuality 244
Chapter p28 pSpirituality pin pHealth pand pHealth pCare 253
Chapter p29 pStress pand pAdaptation 261
Chapter p30 pVital pSigns 269
Chapter p31 pPain pAssessment pand pManagement 286
Chapter p32 pHealth pAssessment pand pPhysical pExamination 302
Chapter p33 pInfection pControl 317
Chapter p34 pMedication pAdministration 335
Chapter p35 pComplementary pand pAlternative pApproaches pin pHealth pCare 350
Chapter p36 pActivity pand pExercise 358
Chapter p37 pQuality pand pPatient pSafety 370
Chapter p38 pHygiene 382
,Chapter p39 pCardiopulmonary pFunctioning pand pOxygenation 401
Chapter p40 pFluid, pElectrolyte, pand pAcid–Base pBalances 417
Chapter p41 pSleep 433
Chapter p42 pNutrition 441
Chapter p43 pUrinary pElimination 457
Chapter p44 pBowel pElimination 472
Chapter p45 pMobility pand pImmobility 485
Chapter p46 pSkin pIntegrity pand pWound pCare 503
Chapter p47 pSensory pAlterations 523
Chapter p48 pCare pof pSurgical pPatients 534
, Test pBank p- pCanadian pFundamentals pof pNursing, p6e p(Potter,
pPerry, p2019)
Chapter p01: pHealth pand pWellness
Potter pet pal: pCanadian pFundamentals pof pNursing, p6th pEdition
MULTIPLE
p CHOICE
1. The pnurse pis pusing pthe ppopulation phealth ppromotion pmodel pto pdevelop pactions
pfor p improving phealth. pAfter pasking, p“On pwhat pshould pwe ptake paction?”;
p“How pshould pwe ptake paction?”; pand p“Why pshould pwe ptake paction?” pthe
pnurse pwill pask pwhich pof pthe pfollowing pquestions?
a. “With pwhom pshould pwe pact?”
b. “When pshould pwe ptake paction?”
c. “Which pgovernment pshould ptake paction?”
d. “Where pshould pwe pfirst pact?”
ANS: pA
The pnext pquestion pto pask pwhen pusing pthe ppopulation phealth pmodel papproach pis
p“With pwhom pshould pwe pact?” pThe pother pchoices pare pnot pquestions pincluded
pin pthis pmodel.
DIF: Apply REF: p 13 p(Figure p1-5)
OBJ: p Contrast pdistinguishing pfeatures pof phealth ppromotion pand pdisease pprevention.
TOP: p Implementation MSC: p NCLEX: pHealth pPromotion pand
pMaintenance
2. The pprinciple p“Health ppromotion pis pmultisectoral” pmeans pwhich pof pthe
pfollowing?
a. Relationships pbetween pindividual, psocial, pand penvironmental pfactors
pmust pbe precognized.
b. Physical, pmental, psocial, pecological, pcultural, pand pspiritual paspects pof
phealth pmust pbe precognized.
c. In porder pto pchange punhealthy pliving pand pworking pconditions, pareas pother
pthan phealth pmust palso pbe pinvolved.
d. Health ppromotion puses pknowledge pfrom pdisciplines psuch pas psocial,
peconomic, ppolitical, penvironmental, pmedical, pand pnursing psciences, pas
pwell pas pfrom pfirst-hand pexperience.
ANS: pC
The pstatement p“Health ppromotion pis pmultisectoral” pis pthe pprinciple
pexplained pby pthe pnecessity pto pinvolve pareas pother pthan phealth pin porder
pto pchange punhealthy pliving pand pworking pconditions.
DIF: Understand REF: p 11
OBJ: pContrast pdistinguishing pfeatures pof phealth ppromotion pand pdisease
pprevention. pTOP: p Planning MSC: p NCLEX: pHealth pPromotion pand
pMaintenance
3. According pto pthe pWorld pHealth pOrganization, pwhat pis pthe pbest pdescription pof
p“health”?
a. Simply pthe pabsence pof pdisease.
b. Involving pthe ptotal pperson pand penvironment.
c. Strictly ppersonal pin pnature.
d. Status pof ppathological pstate.
ANS: pB
1 p| pP pa
pg pe
Canadian pFundamentals pof pNursing
Patricia pA. pPotter, pAnne pGriffin pPerry, pPatricia pA. pStockert, pAmy pHall, pBarbara pJ. pAstle p& pWendy
pDuggleby
6th pEdition
,Table pof pContents
Chapter p01 pHealth pand pWellness 2
Chapter p02 pThe pCanadian pHealth pCare pDelivery pSystem 11
Chapter p03 pThe pDevelopment pof pNursing pin pCanada 19
Chapter p04 pCommunity pHealth pNursing pPractice 25
Chapter p05 pTheoretical pFoundations pof pNursing pPractice 34
Chapter p06 pEvidence-Informed pPractice 40
Chapter p07 pNursing pValues pand pEthics 48
Chapter p08 pLegal pImplications pin pNursing pPractice 56
Chapter p09 pGlobal pHealth 67
Chapter p10 pIndigenous pHealth 75
Chapter p11 pNursing pLeadership, pManagement, pand pCollaborative pPractice 83
Chapter p12 pCritical pThinking pin pNursing pPractice 91
Chapter p13 pNursing pAssessment, pDiagnosis, pand pPlanning 99
Chapter p14 pImplementing pand pEvaluating pNursing pCare 110
Chapter p15 pDocumenting pand pReporting 121
Chapter p16 pNursing pInformatics pand pCanadian pNursing pPractice 135
Chapter p17 pCommunication pand pRelational pPractice 142
Chapter p18 pPatient-Centred pCare pInterprofessional pCollaborative pPractice 154
Chapter p19 pFamily pNursing 161
Chapter p20 pPatient pEducation 175
Chapter p21 pDevelopmental pTheories 187
Chapter p22 pConception pThrough pAdolescence 196
Chapter p23 pYoung pto pMiddle pAdulthood 206
Chapter p24 pOlder pPersons 215
Chapter p25 pThe pExperience pof pLoss, pDeath, pand pGrief 226
Chapter p26 pSelf-Concept 236
Chapter p27 pSexuality 244
Chapter p28 pSpirituality pin pHealth pand pHealth pCare 253
Chapter p29 pStress pand pAdaptation 261
Chapter p30 pVital pSigns 269
Chapter p31 pPain pAssessment pand pManagement 286
Chapter p32 pHealth pAssessment pand pPhysical pExamination 302
Chapter p33 pInfection pControl 317
Chapter p34 pMedication pAdministration 335
Chapter p35 pComplementary pand pAlternative pApproaches pin pHealth pCare 350
Chapter p36 pActivity pand pExercise 358
Chapter p37 pQuality pand pPatient pSafety 370
Chapter p38 pHygiene 382
,Chapter p39 pCardiopulmonary pFunctioning pand pOxygenation 401
Chapter p40 pFluid, pElectrolyte, pand pAcid–Base pBalances 417
Chapter p41 pSleep 433
Chapter p42 pNutrition 441
Chapter p43 pUrinary pElimination 457
Chapter p44 pBowel pElimination 472
Chapter p45 pMobility pand pImmobility 485
Chapter p46 pSkin pIntegrity pand pWound pCare 503
Chapter p47 pSensory pAlterations 523
Chapter p48 pCare pof pSurgical pPatients 534
, Test pBank p- pCanadian pFundamentals pof pNursing, p6e p(Potter,
pPerry, p2019)
Chapter p01: pHealth pand pWellness
Potter pet pal: pCanadian pFundamentals pof pNursing, p6th pEdition
MULTIPLE
p CHOICE
1. The pnurse pis pusing pthe ppopulation phealth ppromotion pmodel pto pdevelop pactions
pfor p improving phealth. pAfter pasking, p“On pwhat pshould pwe ptake paction?”;
p“How pshould pwe ptake paction?”; pand p“Why pshould pwe ptake paction?” pthe
pnurse pwill pask pwhich pof pthe pfollowing pquestions?
a. “With pwhom pshould pwe pact?”
b. “When pshould pwe ptake paction?”
c. “Which pgovernment pshould ptake paction?”
d. “Where pshould pwe pfirst pact?”
ANS: pA
The pnext pquestion pto pask pwhen pusing pthe ppopulation phealth pmodel papproach pis
p“With pwhom pshould pwe pact?” pThe pother pchoices pare pnot pquestions pincluded
pin pthis pmodel.
DIF: Apply REF: p 13 p(Figure p1-5)
OBJ: p Contrast pdistinguishing pfeatures pof phealth ppromotion pand pdisease pprevention.
TOP: p Implementation MSC: p NCLEX: pHealth pPromotion pand
pMaintenance
2. The pprinciple p“Health ppromotion pis pmultisectoral” pmeans pwhich pof pthe
pfollowing?
a. Relationships pbetween pindividual, psocial, pand penvironmental pfactors
pmust pbe precognized.
b. Physical, pmental, psocial, pecological, pcultural, pand pspiritual paspects pof
phealth pmust pbe precognized.
c. In porder pto pchange punhealthy pliving pand pworking pconditions, pareas pother
pthan phealth pmust palso pbe pinvolved.
d. Health ppromotion puses pknowledge pfrom pdisciplines psuch pas psocial,
peconomic, ppolitical, penvironmental, pmedical, pand pnursing psciences, pas
pwell pas pfrom pfirst-hand pexperience.
ANS: pC
The pstatement p“Health ppromotion pis pmultisectoral” pis pthe pprinciple
pexplained pby pthe pnecessity pto pinvolve pareas pother pthan phealth pin porder
pto pchange punhealthy pliving pand pworking pconditions.
DIF: Understand REF: p 11
OBJ: pContrast pdistinguishing pfeatures pof phealth ppromotion pand pdisease
pprevention. pTOP: p Planning MSC: p NCLEX: pHealth pPromotion pand
pMaintenance
3. According pto pthe pWorld pHealth pOrganization, pwhat pis pthe pbest pdescription pof
p“health”?
a. Simply pthe pabsence pof pdisease.
b. Involving pthe ptotal pperson pand penvironment.
c. Strictly ppersonal pin pnature.
d. Status pof ppathological pstate.
ANS: pB
1 p| pP pa
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