Chapter 7 And 8
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Chapter 7 and 8 RN-LPN transition
- 1.
- A.
Helps nurses to understand the ability of all systems in the human body to work interdependent
- B.
Helps nurses to understand the ability of living things to adjust to internal and external stimuli
- C.
Helps nurses advance in a variety of settings
- D.
Helps a nurse function therapeutically in interactions and understand the behaviors of the patients
- E.
Building blocks of the nursing theory
- 2.What is developmental theory?
- A.
Helps a nurse function therapeutically in interactions and understand the behaviors of the patients
- B.
Helps nurses advance in a variety of settings
- C.
Helps nurses to understand the ability of living things to adjust to internal and external stimuli
- D.
Building blocks of the nursing theory
- E.
Helps nurses to understand the ability of all systems in the human body to work interdependent
- 3.What is a associates degree?
- 4.Diploma
- 5.Bachelors degree
- 6.Master degree
- 7.Doctoral degree
- 8.What is the reason for the nclex-rn
- 9.What is the scope of practice?
- 10.systems theory
- A.
Defines the interdependence of environments in and around us, change on one part effects another
- B.
Graduates will be competent and safe, client needs section is known as safe,effective care,health
- C.
Helps nurses to understand the ability of all systems in the human body to work interdependent
- 11.Role theory
- A.
Helps you understand the behaviors in your patients, their families and yourself these roles change at all time
- B.
Helps nurses to understand the ability of all systems in the human body to work interdependent
- C.
Defines the interdependence of environments in and around us, change on one part effects another
- 12.What is the difference between the LPN role and the RN role/
- 13.Florence nightingale believed?
- A.
Holistic approach to patient care in which the nurse assist the patient to be well or die with dignity
- B.
Believed in the adaptive response of individuals as they fluctuate across the health illness continuum
- C.
Through the interpersonal relationship of the nurse and patient health could be achieved and maintained
- D.
The nurses role was to prepare the patient so nature could take its course
- E.
Believed that human and the environment are composed of energy fields which continually interact
- 14.Who believed in a holistic approach to patient care in which the nurses assist in optimal patient outcome
- A.
Dorothea orem
- B.
Hilegrad peplau
- C.
Myra levine
- 15.Who believed in the adaptive resoinse of individuals as they fluctuate across the health-illness continuum
- 16.Who believed the outcome of all nursing actions should be to promote the capacity for self-care in all individuals
- 17.Who believes in a holistic approach to patient care in which the nurse assist the patient to be well or die with dignity
- 18.Who believed that nursing could transform the environment so the patient would be able to maintain balance internally and externally
- A.
Martha rogers
- B.
Virginia henderson
- C.
Martha rodgers
- D.
Dorothea johnson
- 19.Who believed nursing was based on four principles of conservation wich are energy, structual,intregrity, social integrity
- A.
Florence nightingale
- B.
Myra levine
- C.
Martha rodgers
- 20.Who believes in a health care system model within three levels of prevention that are primary,secondary and tertiary
- 21.Who believes in transpersonal care based on the carative factors which are to promote health and prevent illness. htis includes value,faith and hope,compassion,trusting,rapport,encouraging,analytical decision making, collaborative teaching and learning, supportive enviroment, and meeting needds
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