It's Chaos
Is that Ethical?
Mix it up
Theorist
The older adult
100

What is the World Health Organization's definition of health?

“A state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity”

(World Health Organization, 1947).

100

What is Beneficence?

Give an example

To act for the benefit of the patient. To do good.

Example:  

A nurse holds a scared patient’s hand; The nurse stops the medication that causes an allergic reaction in the client.

100

What is the first step of the nursing process?

What is the first step of the clinical judgment process?

Nursing process- Assessment

Clinical Judgement - Recognize ques 

100

Erikson's stage for a school-age child.  

What age is school age?

Industry versus inferiority.

6-12 

100

What age is the older adult?

What Erikson's stage is the older adult in?  

What activity will help the older adult with bone and muscle strength?

65 and older 

Erikson: Integrity vs Despair 

Strength training improves muscle tone, bone density, and stamina. 

200

What does the Nurse Practice Act do?

The Nurse Practice Act, regulates the scope of nursing practice and protects public health, safety, and welfare. 

200

What is  Autonomy?


Give an Example:

Patient’s right to self-determination, independence, and self-direction. Respect of patient wishes.

Example: A patient decides not to take pain medication; a client decides to leave the hospital against medical advice.

200

List 4 different complementary or alternative therapies. 

Music therapy 

Aroma therapy

Yoga

Relaxation 

200

Erikson's Generativity vs Stagnation Stage: What ages?

This stage is known as the sandwich generation; why?

36 to 65

Taking care of both parents and children

200

What does Spices mean in the Fulmer SPICES Framework?

Sleep disorders

Problems with Eating or Feeding, Incontinence, Confusion, Evidence of Falls, Skin Breakdown 

300

What are the five parts of Chamberlain Cares?

Care for faculty 

Care of community 

Care for patients 

Care for student 

Care for partners


300

What is veracity?


Give an example 

Telling the truth. Being honest in relationships with clients

Ex: Informing patients about the side effects of chemotherapy

Admitting when you made an error.  

300

Name 3 things that affect the nurse's ability to make Clinical Judgement Decisions.

Knowledge 

Experience

Critical thinking 


300

A toddler is in what stage of development?

Autonomy vs Shame and Doubt 

300

Name 3 cognitive changes the older is adjusting to. 

Older Adults 65 and up 

Retirement, death, adapting to changes in family structure, approaching death, living environments

400

What is subjective data?

Give 3 examples of Subjective Data 

What is objective data?

Give 3 examples 

Subjective - what the patient tells you 

Pain 

Nausea 

Anxiety 

Objective what the nurse observes

Vital Signs, reddness, guarding, 


 

400

What is Fidelity?


Give an example

Keeping one’s promises

Ex.   The nurse states that they will be back in 15 minutes to recheck blood pressure and comes back as stated in 15 minutes. 

400

What are the 3 levels of prevention? Explain each one. 

Primary prevention - prevents disease 

Secondary prevention - focus on preventing the progress of the disease 

Tertiary prevention minimizes the effects of disease or disability.  Focus on functioning to the highest level 

400

At what age does moral development begin?

What theorist is associated with moral development?

Kholbers, 

400

What is Medicare?


What is Medicaid?

Medicare - Medicare is public health insurance that supports older adults or senior citizens of the community.  

Medicaid- is public insurance but for individuals who belong to a particular economic level  

500

What are the 5 parts of Masolow's Hierarch of Needs? I

In  order starting from the base 

Physiological Needs

Safety and Security

Love and belonging

Self- esteem 

Self-actualization 

 

500

What is Nonmaleficence?


Give an example

The duty to do no intentional harm.

Ex: A nurse performs a fall risk assessment on her confused patient.

The nurse performs multiple checks before administering medication to avoid a dangerous medication error.

500

List the5  Social Determinants of Healthy people 2030 

Health care access and quality 

Education access and quality 

Neighborhood and save environments

Social and community contest 

Economic stability 

500

What is the highest level of Maslows?

Give and example:

Self-actualization 

A student enrolls at the local community college to attend nursing school because she always dreamed of being a nurse.  

500

Your client is hearing impaired. How does the nurse communicate with this client?

Reduce background noise,

Turn off electronics, 

Sit in front of the client 

Use active listening during the interview

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