Intro to Nursing 1.2 Quiz

What is a health care system defined as?

• A single hospital providing care

• A complete network of agencies, facilities, and providers involved within a specified geographic area

• A group of doctors working independently

• A single clinic in a rural area

What is the goal of a health care system?

• To provide care only to the wealthy

• To achieve optimal levels of health care for a defined population

• To focus solely on emergency care

• To limit health care to urban areas

What does the Wellness-Illness Continuum represent?

• The range of a person's total health

• The range of a person's financial status

• The range of a person's educational level

• The range of a person's social status

Which of the following statements is true about an individual's position on the Wellness-Illness Continuum?

• It is fixed and unchanging

• It is ever-changing

• It is determined by age

• It is determined by gender

What is the neutral point on the Wellness-Illness Continuum?

• No discernible illness or wellness

• Complete wellness

• Complete illness

• High-level wellness

What does the Wellness Paradigm include according to the Wellness-Illness Continuum?

• Awareness, Education, Growth

• Disability, Symptoms, Signs

• Pre-Mature Death

• Treatment Paradigm

What does holistic health care consider in its system of comprehensive patient care?

• Only the physical needs of a person

• Only the emotional needs of a person

• Only the social environment of a person

• The physical, emotional, social environment, and spiritual needs of a person

According to Maslow's model, which need must be met before others can occur?

• Safety and security

• Love and belongingness

• Esteem and self-actualization

• Physiologic

Which of the following is NOT a part of Maslow's model of health and illness?

• Physiologic

• Safety and security

• Love and belongingness

• Financial stability

In Maslow's model, which need comes after physiologic needs?

• Safety and security

• Love and belongingness

• Esteem and self-actualization

• Financial stability