NUR 2820 - MIDTERM (INTRODUCTION TO
PROFESSION NURSING) QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT ANSWERS.
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Term
how did WWII shape nursing?
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-humility
-universal precautions -willingness to learn
-changes in equipment -good/positive mentors
-mentors
, -advances in medical technology -desperate need for nurses
-congress enacted
substantial support for
nursing education
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2 of 39
Term
what does P stand for in the nursing process ADPIE?
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-science: pathophysiology and
disease process of the human evaluate
body
-patient progress is examined in
-art: connections.
relation to goals and outcome
communication and
compassion towards the
patients
plan
-past
experiences -bloom's taxonomy,
-culture domains and goals
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Term
what does D stand for in the nursing process ADPIE?
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, assess diagnose
-gather information or data -identify the problem the
about the individual, family or patient is experiencing
community
-maintaining
professional evaluate
boundaries -patient progress is examined in
-relationship with relation to goals and outcome
patient is professional
but not social
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Term
how did licensure shape nursing?
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-science: pathophysiology and -early 20th century there
disease process of the human were early efforts in
body licensure
-art: connections. -each country and state
communication and had to provide licensure
compassion towards the for each nurse
patients
-families could no longer pay for
private nurses which lead to
-advances in medical unemployment
technology -social security act of 1935
enhanced practice of nursing
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Definition
-develops gradually, requires ongoing medical attention,
and may continue for the duration of the individual's life
-caused by permanent changes that leave residual disability
-gradual onset of symptoms
-symptoms may be mild or vague; once illness is resolved
they may have remissions and exacerbations
-illness continues through the lifespan
-changes are permanent or progressive
-requires long-term behavioral change or treatment
-often represents a life crisis
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what are the stages of illness? what are illness behaviors?
what is a chronic illness? what is role socialiation?
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Term
what are the stages of illness?
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PROFESSION NURSING) QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT ANSWERS.
1 of 39
Term
how did WWII shape nursing?
Give this one a try later!
-humility
-universal precautions -willingness to learn
-changes in equipment -good/positive mentors
-mentors
, -advances in medical technology -desperate need for nurses
-congress enacted
substantial support for
nursing education
Don't know?
2 of 39
Term
what does P stand for in the nursing process ADPIE?
Give this one a try later!
-science: pathophysiology and
disease process of the human evaluate
body
-patient progress is examined in
-art: connections.
relation to goals and outcome
communication and
compassion towards the
patients
plan
-past
experiences -bloom's taxonomy,
-culture domains and goals
Don't know?
3 of 39
Term
what does D stand for in the nursing process ADPIE?
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, assess diagnose
-gather information or data -identify the problem the
about the individual, family or patient is experiencing
community
-maintaining
professional evaluate
boundaries -patient progress is examined in
-relationship with relation to goals and outcome
patient is professional
but not social
Don't know?
4 of 39
Term
how did licensure shape nursing?
Give this one a try later!
-science: pathophysiology and -early 20th century there
disease process of the human were early efforts in
body licensure
-art: connections. -each country and state
communication and had to provide licensure
compassion towards the for each nurse
patients
-families could no longer pay for
private nurses which lead to
-advances in medical unemployment
technology -social security act of 1935
enhanced practice of nursing
Don't know?
, 5 of 39
Definition
-develops gradually, requires ongoing medical attention,
and may continue for the duration of the individual's life
-caused by permanent changes that leave residual disability
-gradual onset of symptoms
-symptoms may be mild or vague; once illness is resolved
they may have remissions and exacerbations
-illness continues through the lifespan
-changes are permanent or progressive
-requires long-term behavioral change or treatment
-often represents a life crisis
Give this one a try later!
what are the stages of illness? what are illness behaviors?
what is a chronic illness? what is role socialiation?
Don't know?
6 of 39
Term
what are the stages of illness?
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