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Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 38mins
Fill in the blank: Apply safe _______-centered nursing care to patients experiencing health, illness, and stress. (CSLO 1)
patient
doctor
family
nurse
Fill in the blank: Exhibit _______ behavior when providing nursing care to patients experiencing health, illness, and stress. (CSLO 2)
caring
indifferent
aggressive
apathetic
Fill in the blank: Employ entry level _______ skills to promote safety and support decision making when providing nursing care to patients experiencing health, illness, and stress. (CSLO 3)
communication
mathematical
culinary
mechanical
Fill in the blank: Develop clinical _______ skills to ensure quality outcomes when providing care to patients experiencing human needs. (CSLO 4)
judgment
cooking
athletic
musical
Fill in the blank: Develop collaborative _______ when providing and improving nursing care for patients experiencing emotional responses. (CSLO 5)
relationships
medications
diagnoses
procedures
What is one way some people define health?
The absence of disease
The presence of disease
Only physical well-being
Only mental well-being
According to the World Health Organization, health is a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of ________ or infirmity.
disease
happiness
wealth
exercise
Which factors influence how people define health?
Cultural differences
Educational differences
Social differences
All of the above
Nurses must understand their own beliefs about health to provide unbiased care.
True
False
Health can be defined as optimal physical, mental, and social well-being.
True
False
Fill in the blank: The definition of health varies from ______ to ______.
person to person
day to night
doctor to patient
country to city
What is wellness? Fill in the blank: Wellness is a full and balanced integration of all aspects of health: ________, emotional, social, and spiritual.
physical
financial
technological
environmental
What is physical health? Physical health is when the body's organs ________ normally.
function
sleep
grow
shrink
What is emotional health? Fill in the blank: Emotional health is when one feels safe and copes effectively with ________.
stressors
rewards
illnesses
vacations
What is social health? Fill in the blank: Social health is feelings of being ________ and useful.
accepted
ignored
isolated
confused
What is spiritual health? Fill in the blank: Spiritual health is feeling that life has a ________.
purpose
color
sound
weight
One example of a healthy behavior is _________.
Family Planning
Skipping meals regularly
Smoking cigarettes
Avoiding exercise
Fill in the blank: One example of a healthy behavior is _________
Injury Prevention
Skipping Meals
Smoking Cigarettes
Ignoring Sleep
Fill in the blank: One example of a healthy behavior is _________.
Nutrition and Healthy eating
Skipping meals regularly
Eating lots of junk food
Not exercising at all
Fill in the blank: One example of a healthy behavior is _________.
Physical Activity
Skipping Meals
Smoking
Staying Up Late
Fill in the blank: One example of a healthy behavior is _________.
Preventative Care
Skipping Meals
Smoking Cigarettes
Avoiding Exercise
Fill in the blank: One example of a healthy behavior is _________.
Sleep
Skipping meals
Smoking
Staying up all night
Fill in the blank: One example of a healthy behavior is _________
Violence Prevention
Skipping Meals
Smoking Cigarettes
Ignoring Safety Rules
Why does the nurse's perception of health and illness matter? Fill in the blank: Your perception of health and illness affects how you ______ with patients.
interact
diagnose
medicate
observe
Why does it matter? Patients may have ______ definitions of good health.
different
identical
fixed
universal
Why does it matter? Nurses must practice ______ to provide effective care. Fill in the blank.
cultural competence
financial management
legal advocacy
technological innovation
What is illness? Fill in the blank: Illness is a state of ______ in physical, mental, or social well-being.
imbalance
growth
happiness
strength
Which of the following can cause illness?
Disease
Stress
Environmental factors
All of the above
Fill in the blank: Disease is a ______ process (e.g., infection, organ dysfunction).
pathologic
physiologic
psychologic
genetic
Fill in the blank: Illness is the ______ and perception of feeling unwell.
experience
treatment
diagnosis
prevention
Fill in the blank: An illness that develops suddenly and resolves is called _________.
Acute
Chronic
Latent
Terminal
Fill in the blank: An illness that develops slowly, can be controlled but not cured, and is long-lasting is called _________.
Chronic
Acute
Terminal
Benign
Fill in the blank: An illness that has no cure and ends in death is called _________.
Terminal
Chronic
Benign
Acute
Fill in the blank: A _________ illness is a new illness, while a _________ illness is caused by another illness.
Primary, Secondary
Acute, Chronic
Chronic, Acute
Secondary, Primary
Fill in the blank: A _________ illness is genetic and present at birth.
Congenital
Acquired
Infectious
Chronic
Fill in the blank: An _________ illness has no known cause.
Idiopathic
Chronic
Congenital
Infectious
Which stage of illness is characterized by nonspecific symptoms?
Transition Stage
Acceptance Stage
Convalescence Stage
Which stage of illness is associated with the 'sick role'?
Transition Stage
Acceptance Stage
Convalescence Stage
During which stage of illness is health restored?
Transition Stage
Acceptance Stage
Convalescence Stage
An action a patient may take to find a remedy for their health problem is to:
visit a doctor
ignore the symptoms
watch television
eat more sweets
Fill in the blank: One action a patient may take when they are ill is _________.
Dieting, eating healthy
Ignoring symptoms completely
Going for a run in extreme weather
Skipping all meals
Fill in the blank: One action a patient may take when they are ill is _________.
Immunizations
Ignoring symptoms
Skipping medication
Avoiding rest
Delaying treatment
Fill in the blank: One action a patient may take when they are ill is _________.
Regular doctor’s visits
Ignoring symptoms completely
Eating only junk food
Avoiding all medications
Refusing to rest
Fill in the blank: One action a patient may take when they are ill is _________.
Medication regimen
Ignoring symptoms
Skipping meals
Exercising excessively
If a patient does not take part in these behaviors, what is the likely outcome?
The patient may not experience the intended health benefits.
The patient will recover faster than expected.
The patient will develop new healthy habits automatically.
The patient will not need any further treatment.
Which illness behavior involves visiting a healthcare professional when you are not feeling well?
Going to the doctor when feeling ill
Ignoring the symptoms and continuing daily activities
Self-medicating without consulting a doctor
Searching for remedies online without professional advice
Which illness behavior involves seeking advice about medications from a healthcare expert at a pharmacy?
Consulting a pharmacist
Ignoring symptoms
Self-medicating without advice
Searching symptoms online
Which illness behavior involves following a doctor's instructions to take medicine?
Taking prescribed medication
Ignoring the doctor's advice
Self-medicating without consultation
Stopping medication early
Which variable influences the health state of an individual and refers to inherited traits from parents?
Genetic influence
Environmental influence
Lifestyle choices
Socioeconomic status
Which variable influencing health, wellness, and illness is related to a person's ability to think, learn, and remember?
Cognitive abilities
Physical strength
Nutritional habits
Socioeconomic status
Which variable influencing health, wellness, and illness is associated with the number of years a person has lived?
Age
Gender
Income
Diet
Which variable influencing health, wellness, and illness refers to whether a person is male or female?
Sex
Age
Culture
Socioeconomic status
Which variable influencing health, wellness, and illness is related to the surroundings and way of living of an individual?
Environment, lifestyle
Genetics, heredity
Medical technology
Nutritional supplements
Which variable influencing health, wellness, and illness refers to the place where a person lives?
Geographic location
Socioeconomic status
Genetic makeup
Dietary habits
Which variable influencing health, wellness, and illness is related to the customs, beliefs, and traditions of a group of people?
Culture
Genetics
Age
Diet
Which variable influencing health, wellness, and illness refers to a person's faith or spiritual beliefs?
Religion
Diet
Exercise
Genetics
Which variable influencing health, wellness, and illness is associated with the level of wealth, comfort, and material goods available to a person?
Standard of living
Genetic predisposition
Physical activity
Nutritional habits
Which variable influencing health, wellness, and illness refers to the beliefs and practices a person has about health?
Health beliefs, practices
Genetic factors
Nutritional status
Physical environment
Which variable influencing health, wellness, and illness is related to a person's past experiences with health?
Previous health experiences
Socioeconomic status
Genetic predisposition
Current lifestyle choices
Which variable influencing health, wellness, and illness refers to the network of people who provide emotional and practical help?
Support systems
Nutritional habits
Genetic factors
Physical environment
Fill in the blank: One of the five determinants of health is ____, which includes disease risk and gender.
Genetics
Environment
Lifestyle
Healthcare
Fill in the blank: ___ is a determinant of health.
Behavior
Color
Height
Favorite food
Fill in the blank: ___ is considered a determinant of health.
Environment
Television
Chocolate
Calendar
Fill in the blank: Medical care, which involves access to prevention and treatment, is a determinant of health.
Medical care
Climate
Genetics
Education
Fill in the blank: ___ are determinants of health.
Social factors
Weather patterns
Mathematical formulas
Musical notes
Which of the following is NOT listed as a personal influence on health?
A) Values
B) Beliefs
C) Self-image
D) Diet
E) Spiritual meaning
Holism is the sum of ________, emotional, social, and spiritual health.
physical
financial
environmental
intellectual
Holism determines how "______" or "well" a person feels.
whole
tired
hungry
sad
Nurses are "holistic practitioners" – are committed to restoring balance to all spheres that affect health.
True
False
Nurses base strategies on the hierarchy of human needs.
True
False
What is the first level of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, which is necessary for survival?
Physiological
Esteem
Self-actualization
Love and Belonging
Which level of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs is described as shelter from harm?
Safety and security
Self-actualization
Esteem needs
Physiological needs
Which level of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs involves meaningful relations with others?
Love and belonging
Physiological needs
Esteem needs
Self-actualization
Which level of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs is about thinking well of oneself?
Esteem and self-esteem
Physiological needs
Safety and security
Love and belonging
Which level of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs is associated with self-fulfillment and learning?
Self-actualization
Esteem
Safety
Physiological
