Question 1

A nurse is providing culturally safe care to a family from Albania. What Canadian Community Health Nursing standard is the nurse attempting to meet?

Accepted Answer

A)  Building relationships 
B)  Promoting health 
C)  Building capacity 
D)  Facilitating access and equity 
A)  Building relationships 
B)  Promoting health 
C)  Building capacity 
D)  Facilitating access and equity

Question 2

Which of the following statements about Canadian family demographics is true?

Accepted Answer

A)  There has been an increase in married couples with children 
B)  Couples with children exceed those without children 
C)  Married couples are a majority 
D)  Common-law families are the fastest growing 
A)  There has been an increase in married couples with children 
B)  Couples with children exceed those without children 
C)  Married couples are a majority 
D)  Common-law families are the fastest growing

Question 3

Mr. & Mrs. Jones live in their own home with their biological young children. Both their son and daughter do well in elementary school and are involved in extra-curricular activities through their school and church. What type of family are the Smiths?

Accepted Answer

A)  Abnormal family 
B)  Nuclear family 
C)  Blended family 
D)  Stigmatized family 
A)  Abnormal family 
B)  Nuclear family 
C)  Blended family 
D)  Stigmatized family

Question 4

A nurse during a family assessment asks the question, "What is the greatest challenge facing your family right now?" What data is the nurse attempting to elicit?

Accepted Answer

A)  Clarify the expectations of the family 
B)  Identify past difficulties and coping mechanisms 
C)  Identify actual or potential suffering, roles, and beliefs 
D)  Assess family strengths and resources 
A)  Clarify the expectations of the family 
B)  Identify past difficulties and coping mechanisms 
C)  Identify actual or potential suffering, roles, and beliefs 
D)  Assess family strengths and resources

Question 5

A nurse is using the Calgary Family Intervention Model. What would be the most effective family intervention?

Accepted Answer

A)  Those that teach the process in which health behaviours are acquired 
B)  Those that use the strengths of individual members and the family as a unit 
C)  Those that are determined by the nurse based on a family assessment 
D)  Those that change the family's beliefs and values 
A)  Those that teach the process in which health behaviours are acquired 
B)  Those that use the strengths of individual members and the family as a unit 
C)  Those that are determined by the nurse based on a family assessment 
D)  Those that change the family's beliefs and values

Question 6

What is the best strategy to make a family feel comfortable during the initial visit?

Accepted Answer

A)  Introduce oneself and explain the purpose of the meeting 
B)  Set the interview at a time that works best for the family 
C)  Engage converstaion to put the family at ease 
D)  Begin by asking questions that are less personal 
A)  Introduce oneself and explain the purpose of the meeting 
B)  Set the interview at a time that works best for the family 
C)  Engage converstaion to put the family at ease 
D)  Begin by asking questions that are less personal

Question 7

What is a characteristic of families who are launching children?

Accepted Answer

A)  Members are adusting to changes in the partner relationship 
B)  The children are referred to as baby boomers 
C)  Children leave home at an earlier age than previously 
D)  The children are more likely to marry 
A)  Members are adusting to changes in the partner relationship 
B)  The children are referred to as baby boomers 
C)  Children leave home at an earlier age than previously 
D)  The children are more likely to marry

Question 8

Which statement is correct about family assessment models?

Accepted Answer

A)  The Developmental Model of Health and Nursing emphasizes health as a process and the client as an empowering partner 
B)  Family systems theory focuses on the interaction within and between family members 
C)  The Calgary Family Assessment Model fully describes the multifaceted nature of family relationships 
D)  The McGill Model has health as the sole focus of working with a family 
A)  The Developmental Model of Health and Nursing emphasizes health as a process and the client as an empowering partner 
B)  Family systems theory focuses on the interaction within and between family members 
C)  The Calgary Family Assessment Model fully describes the multifaceted nature of family relationships 
D)  The McGill Model has health as the sole focus of working with a family

Question 9

Mr. and Mrs. Johal live with their three children. Also living in the home are Mr. Johal's mother and brother and Mrs. Johal's youngest brother. What type of family is this?

Accepted Answer

A)  Traditional family 
B)  Extended family 
C)  Nuclear family 
D)  Blended family 
A)  Traditional family 
B)  Extended family 
C)  Nuclear family 
D)  Blended family

Question 10

What term is defined by "any combination of two or more persons who are bound together over time by ties of mutual consent, birth and/or adoption or placement"?

Accepted Answer

A)  Community 
B)  Couple 
C)  Population 
D)  Family 
A)  Community 
B)  Couple 
C)  Population 
D)  Family

Exam 18: Family Nursing

A nurse is providing culturally safe care to a family from Albania. What Canadian Community Health Nursing standard is the nurse attempting to meet?

Which of the following statements about Canadian family demographics is true?

Mr. & Mrs. Jones live in their own home with their biological young children. Both their son and daughter do well in elementary school and are involved in extra-curricular activities through their school and church. What type of family are the Smiths?

A nurse during a family assessment asks the question, "What is the greatest challenge facing your family right now?" What data is the nurse attempting to elicit?

A nurse is using the Calgary Family Intervention Model. What would be the most effective family intervention?

What is the best strategy to make a family feel comfortable during the initial visit?

What is a characteristic of families who are launching children?

Which statement is correct about family assessment models?

Mr. and Mrs. Johal live with their three children. Also living in the home are Mr. Johal's mother and brother and Mrs. Johal's youngest brother. What type of family is this?

What term is defined by "any combination of two or more persons who are bound together over time by ties of mutual consent, birth and/or adoption or placement"?

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