Chapter 18 Enhancing Holistic care & Chapter 19 Quiz

Holistic nursing is looking at a person as a whole greater than the sum of the parts.

• True

• False

Another view of holism is that human beings are ___________, and each part reflects the whole.Starts with HOLO

________   __________ is a developmental process that results in independence and self-confidence.First word starts with a C and second word starts with a BIf you do not know the answer, please refer to page 387 of your book.

Is one explanation/definition of healing "to heal is unique to each individual"?

• Yes

• No

What is the natural state of the body?

• To wear clothing

• To heal itself, have abundant energy and have no pain

• To seek healthcare

In nursing, two terms associated with facilitative decision making are ____________ and capacity building.Starts with an E and has 11 letters.

Do nurses empower clients?If you do not know the answer, and/or reasons for empowerment, please read page 387, or check the answer section AFTER the end of this quiz for an explanation.

• Yes

• No

Nurses facilitate the capacity of clients to empower themselves through _______, support, guidance, and education.Choose the right answer. 

• Family

• Counseling

• Trust

• Donations/Charity

What type of nurse helps clients to discover what they need to heal and meet those needs.

• Nurse clientele specialist

• Nurse holistic clientele counselor

• Nurse healer

As a nurse healer, it can mean many things to different people. However, the basis for nurse healing starts with ______________, or being with another in a meaningful way.Starts with a P

I find this an important question, as the basis of it has been stressed throughout our course. A nurse provides unconditional acceptance toward clients. True or True? Yes, this is a freebie answer.  Please check BOTH of the TRUE boxes.  ;0)

• True

• True

Please check all that apply, when considering how a nurse healer practices/provides healing techniques/education for clients.

• Massage

• Jobs

• Meditation

• Prayer

Check the three holistic principles the nurse healer applies in his/her own life.

• Work hard, and play harder

• Examine thoughts and feelings about healing and nursing

• Examine thoughts and feeling about healing and the world

• Be aware of thoughts, voice tones, and words with clients

• Use holistic healing techniques into own life

Which female became the head of the nurses in a hospital during the Crimean War, in 1854, at the age of 38?

• Dorothea Dix

• Florence Nightingale

• Clara Barton

• Elizabeth Blackwell

The holistic form of medicine practiced in India is called ______________.If you do not know how to spell it, please check page 388 of your book.It starts with AY

Many nursing theories are based upon the ____________  _______________ theory and it pioneered the research of connections between mind, feelings, and health of body.First word starts with a G and second word starts an A

A ___________ is a tool that diagrams and depicts family relationships over a period of several generations.Starts with a G

Health care professionals establish a certain kinds of habits that may relate to physical functioning such as exercise, food and routine maintenance. These have a lasting effect.  What type of pattern is this called.

• Health related patterns

• Health behavior pattern

• Health established patterns

KIND OF tricky.Check ALL that apply.What are some of the issues affecting the health care professional?

• Aging clientele/workforce

• Heavy workload

• Human suffering and managed care

• Role conflict/ambiguity

• Stress and technological change

____________ is the study and analysis of human work particularly as it relates to an individuals anatomy and other human characteristics. Starts with a ERG

What is the resilience to stress?

• HardIness

• Firmness

• Basic instinct

Has spirituality been identified as an integral component of nursing practice?

• Yes

• No

Managed care focuses on the patient, patient comfort, centered on emphasis on quality client care.

• True

• False

____________ care model of health care delivery looks at providing services from a cost containment perspective and emphasizes disease prevention but can hinder the core values practiced in nursing.Starts with MANA and has 7 letters

Registered nurses can be at technical levels, such as?Check all that apply.THERE ARE 3 that apply

• Baccalaureate

• Nurse diploma

• Associates

• One year education certificate program

Does the associate degree nurse and baccalaureate degree nurse, both, take the same licensing exam?

• Yes

• No

Are the associate degree nurses and baccalaureate nurses, both, prepared to function at all the same levels of health care and function in all health care settings?

• Yes

• No

What is the percentage of nurses in the U.S, that have baccalaureate level degrees?

• 21

• 31

• 41

• 51

• 61

What is the percentage of nurses in the U.S, that have associate or diploma level degrees?

• 40

• 60

• 70

• 73

What is the percentage of nurses in the U.S, that have graduate level nursing degrees?

• 5

• 10

• 15

• 20

Traditionally, health care was delivered by the health care provider only when people sought preventative care.

• True

• False

___________________ is the use of sunlight for healing.Starts with a HELIO and has 12 letters

Hospitals have used UV light with clients to kill bacteria up to eight feet away at a strength that would not create redness.

• True

• False

UV light has been used to treat which diseases?Check all that apply, there are 3 responses to check.

• UTI's

• CHD

• TB

• Flu

• Strep infections, mumps, viral pneumonia and fungal infections of skin

So, light is energy that is constantly moving in vibrating waves, and the __________ are the different frequencies of light.Starts with a C

Sunlight contains the full visible spectrum of the rainbow PLUS UV light and many other frequencies.

• True

• False

Is full spectrum light nourishing to the human body?

• Yes

• No

THIS ONE IS DIFFICULT.  Please refer to page 401 in the book if you do not know the answer.____________   _______________ disorder is a type of depression that occurs more commonly in winter when exposure to full spectrum light is decreased.HINT, first word starts with SEA and second word starts with an A      Second hint: (SAD)

Prayer has been categorized into four different groups: Confession, supplication, reception and...

• Adoration

• Consistency

• Devotee

• Communion

For spirituality, might some people incorporate techniques such as visualization, guided imagery, dancing or drumming into the religious practice?

• Yes

• No

Which physician and co-chair of the Panel on Mind-Body Interventions of the Office of Alternative Medicine at the National Institutes of Health, reported on over 100 studies on the effects of prayer/visualization in his 1994 book Healing Words.

• Dr. Fielding Stein

• Dr. Marylin Becker

• Dr. Larry Dossey

With regard to the science of physics: Does a field of energy connect all things in the universe.

• Yes

• No

Research shows a connection with seasonal affective disorder and which two hormones?

• Lutenizing and melatonin

• Seratonin and melatonin

• HGH and melatonin

• Thyroxine and melatonin

Sunlight has a direct neurological pathway via the retina (optic nerve) to the ______ gland.Starts with a P

Stimulation of the pineal gland, from sunlight, prevents the pineal gland from converting _______________ to melatonin.

• Thyroxine

• Oxytocin

• Seratonin

• Melanine

Warm colors a are used to ____________ stimulation of the body, including the function of he liver, pancreas, sinuses, and intestines for digestion, assimilation and elimination.

• Increase

• Decrease

Which color can aid in the healing of muscles and tissue and balance physical conditions.

• Blue

• Green

• Red

• Brown

Which color is effective in balancing emotions and physical and emotional heartache?

• Blue

• Green

• Magenta

• Yellow