NURSING 1002 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS | LATEST VERSION 2025/2026.

Nursing Theory: Interpersonal relations: Peplau - ANS The theory explains the purpose of nursing is to help other identify their felt difficulties Interdisciplinary - ANS Nurse to Nurse Interpersonal - ANS Nurse to patient/family Orientation - ANS Problem defining phase, nurse and client meet as strangers. Role of Client in Orientation - ANS Conveys needs, ask questions, shares preconceptions and explanations based on past experiences Role of Nurse in Orientation - ANS Explains professional role, identifies resources and services Identification - ANS Mutual goal setting Role of Client in Identification - ANS Sense of belonging 2 | Page @COPYRIGHT 2025/2026 ALLRIGHTS RESERVED Role of Nurse in Identification - ANS Make client feel capable of dealing with the problem and set up for success, make client feel less hopeless and helpless Exploitation - ANS Mutual work to solve clients problems, all activity is aimed as solving the problem Role of Nurse in exploitation - ANS aids client is using all available resources to help Resolution - ANS Client may be sent home with new goals, set by self or pair, client and nurse must end relationship. Client role in resolution - ANS establishes independent emotional balance nurse role in resolution - ANS clients needs have to be met Factors that can influence orientation phase for Client - ANS values, culture, race, beliefs, past experiences, expectations, and preconceived ideas Factors that can influence orientation phase for Nurse - ANS values, culture, race, beliefs, past experiences, and expectations Surrogate - ANS helps to clarify domains of dependence, interdependence, and independence and acts on clients behalf as an advocate Therapeutic Communication - ANS listening, establishing guidelines, reducing distance, restating, seeking clarification, focusing, planning, remaining silent, making open-ended comments, acknowledging, reflecting, seeking consensual validation, summarizing Non-therapeutic Communication - ANS failing to listen, parroting, reassuring, defending, making stereotypical responses, patronizing, failing to probe, being judgmental, rejecting, getting advice, changing topic 3 | Page @COPYRIGHT 2025/2026 ALLRIGHTS RESERVED Communicating at the end of life - ANS be present for the person, relating to the person and not the illness, paying attention by listening, without judgment, to the needs, wishes, and personal wisdom of the dying person. Compassionate listening is letting the person talk in whatever way they need to talk. Show compassion by gentle touch using lotion on your hands, or giving a back rub, creating a peaceful environment creating success - ANS set goals, to see the action or destination, balance comes from action of all three components of the model and setting the intentions of care for yourself, knowing that the foundation of holistic nursing is self-care for the nurse finding meaning - ANS meaning for nurse-belong to people, have a few people who are permanent part of your life, people whom you can share yourself, to accept pain as part of life, able to experience the contrasting joy, to know you have made a difference can comfort when you are unable to control the cause of life events the nurse as the meaning maker - ANS ability to develop a belief system, understanding or explaining events that seem beyond human understanding is reflected in interpersonal communication with clients and families 5 rights of delegation - ANS right tasks, right circumstances, right person, right direction/communicati