NUR 304 Midterm
- The Ottawa Charter was developed for which one of the following purposes
- To achieve health for all by the year 2000 and beyond
- To expand health education for healthier lives
- To guide Canada's health promotion initiatives
- To solidify the US and Canada in coordinated health care services
Answer
- To achieve health for all by the year 2000 and beyond
- Dualism in health care, rooted in the past and currently existing, refers to the
- combination of values, attitudes, and beliefs with modern health care practices
- Conflicts that exist between two different cultures regarding health care
- differences between society's needs and programs develop by health care administrators
- Recognition that individuals are often multicultural
Answer combination of values, attitudes and beliefs with modern health care practices
- A long-term study known for linking cardiovascular disease with smoking, obesity, and
hypertension is
- the Doll and Hill study
- the Framingham study
- Healthy people 2000
- Nursing
Answer a social policy statement
framingham study
- The influence of politics and government on health care in developed countries is 1 / 3
- absent for the most part
- extensive
- focused on chronic disease
- limited to financing issues
Answer extensive
- The foundation for Medicare and Medicaid in the US is attributed to which of the
- Healthy people
- lalonde report
- Nursing
- Social Security act
- Social Security act
following?
a social policy statement
Answer
- Which of the following accurately describes diagnostic related groups (DRG)? They were
- meant to provide for cost saving clients
- created by physicians to increase medicare payments
- designed by hospitals to increase the quality of care
- developed by nurses to facilitate care
- created by physicians to increase medicare payments
Answer
- Which of the following would you most likely be involved in as a nurse coach for an overnight
- discussing her choices, options, preferences, and personal goals for optimum nutrition
- joining an exercise group with her to accurate assess her commitment to weight
- making an appointment for her to consult wit a diabetes nutrionist
- providing her with pamphlets on diet management and exercise routines- 2 / 3
female client with diabetes?
management
Answer
- discussing her choices, options, preferences, and personal goals for optimum nutrition
- Your Client wants to quit smoking. An appropriate component of teaching that represents a
broad perspective of health promotion would include education on the
- effect of secondhand smoke on family members
- hazardous chemicals in cigaretts
- policies related to smoking in the workplace
- statistics on deaths from smoking
- effect of secondhand smoke on family members
Answer
- ANA's Standards of Nursing Practice
- describe a means of determining the quality of nursing services received
- establish a code of ethics that guides practice
- set competency levels for clinical only
- provide a framework for understanding nurses relationships to society
Answer de- scribe a means of determining the quality of nursing services recieved
- Of the following, which nurse is the most likely to incorporate theories and research in
- a nurse with an associate degree in nursing
- a nurse with a bachelor of science in nursing
- a nurse with a doctorate in nursing
- a nurse with a master of science in nursing
developing strategies to promote and preserve health?
Answer A nurse with a doctorates of science in nursing degree
- Generals systems theory focuses on
- goals and self deficits identified by patient
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