Question 1

The nurse is reviewing recommendations for screenings. Recommendations state that: (Select all that apply.)

Accepted Answer

A)  women ages 21 to 29 should have a Pap test every 3 years. 
B)  self-breast exams should be addressed with male and female patients. 
C)  adolescent males should perform monthly self-testicular exams. 
D)  women ages 30 to 65 should receive Pap tests every 10 years. 
E)  after a total hysterectomy, Pap testing should be more frequent. 
A)  women ages 21 to 29 should have a Pap test every 3 years. 
B)  self-breast exams should be addressed with male and female patients. 
C)  adolescent males should perform monthly self-testicular exams. 
D)  women ages 30 to 65 should receive Pap tests every 10 years. 
E)  after a total hysterectomy, Pap testing should be more frequent.

Question 2

Intentional behaviors to circumvent illness, detect it early, and maintain the best possible level of mental and physiologic function within the boundaries of illness describe:

Accepted Answer

A)  health promotion. 
B)  self-actualization. 
C)  health protection. 
D)  self-transcendence. 
A)  health promotion. 
B)  self-actualization. 
C)  health protection. 
D)  self-transcendence.

Question 3

The nurse is assessing a patient's environment and its impact on outdoor activity and notes that the child rarely plays outside. Which is true regarding the indoor environment?

Accepted Answer

A)  Indoor environments protect the patient from toxics chemicals. 
B)  Indoor activity is sometimes a result of unsafe outdoor conditions. 
C)  Indoor activity decreases the risk of respiratory illness. 
D)  Indoor lifestyles reduce the risk for sedentary behaviors. 
A)  Indoor environments protect the patient from toxics chemicals. 
B)  Indoor activity is sometimes a result of unsafe outdoor conditions. 
C)  Indoor activity decreases the risk of respiratory illness. 
D)  Indoor lifestyles reduce the risk for sedentary behaviors.

Question 4

The nurse is discussing immunizations for infants and children with new parents. The nurse should focus on:

Accepted Answer

A)  providing scientific evidence to parents. 
B)  stressing that non-immunization is a crime. 
C)  acknowledging that immunizations are not needed. 
D)  informing the parents that they have no choice. 
A)  providing scientific evidence to parents. 
B)  stressing that non-immunization is a crime. 
C)  acknowledging that immunizations are not needed. 
D)  informing the parents that they have no choice.

Question 5

The economic stability of individuals or families can determine whether they are willing to seek preventive care or screening examinations. Which statements about screening examinations are true? (Select all that apply.)

Accepted Answer

A)  Free or low-cost screening ensures patient screening. 
B)  People may not screen due to fear of testing positive. 
C)  Early screening ensures minimal treatment costs 
D)  Employment stability is enhanced by early screening. 
E)  Treatment of disorders often means lost wages. 
A)  Free or low-cost screening ensures patient screening. 
B)  People may not screen due to fear of testing positive. 
C)  Early screening ensures minimal treatment costs 
D)  Employment stability is enhanced by early screening. 
E)  Treatment of disorders often means lost wages.

Exam 16: Health and Wellness

The nurse is reviewing recommendations for screenings. Recommendations state that: (Select all that apply.)

Intentional behaviors to circumvent illness, detect it early, and maintain the best possible level of mental and physiologic function within the boundaries of illness describe:

The nurse is assessing a patient's environment and its impact on outdoor activity and notes that the child rarely plays outside. Which is true regarding the indoor environment?

The nurse is discussing immunizations for infants and children with new parents. The nurse should focus on:

The economic stability of individuals or families can determine whether they are willing to seek preventive care or screening examinations. Which statements about screening examinations are true? (Select all that apply.)

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