Exam 1: Health Promotion and Disease Prevention

The nurse explains that the belief advancing the idea that disease is a result of an organically caused disorder is the

The nurse explains that the client's ability to cope with stress dynamically will play a significant role in the client attaining maximum potential. This approach is most consistent with the model of

The nurse using the World Health Organization (WHO) description of health bases care on the premise that health is

The nurse recognizes the activity that reflects primary prevention is

A holistic belief system by the nurse would be most evident if the nurse

The nurse is counseling an overweight young man on entry into a weight reduction and exercise program. The nurse is aware that the client is most likely to begin and maintain the program if he

The nurse planning a health promotion program with clients in the community will focus least on

A client is having a physical examination and asks the nurse if his father, age 76, should have the same prostate cancer screening that he is having. The nurse bases her answer on knowledge that

Suggestions that a home health nurse could make to an elderly client with cataracts to reduce the risk of falls in his home would include

The nurse understands that the document he/she can use to plan community teaching projects addressing the federal population-based health objectives is

The nurse is planning a community STD (sexually transmitted disease) screening fair. This activity would be considered

A nurse is teaching women breast self-examination (BSE). When designing a teaching program, the nurse is aware that the biggest barrier to women doing BSE is

The nurse is developing a teaching plan for a 60-year-old man who experienced a cerebrovascular accident (CVA). The nurse works with the client to prevent aspiration when eating. This is an example of

Place the steps for breast self-examination (BSE) in the order a nurse should teach a client to do them (select all that apply).

When the nurse encourages a Native American to seek health counsel from the tribe's shaman, the nurse is following the tenets of

A nurse teaching a client using self-management support strategies would include measures to help the client increase his/her (select all that apply)

Strategies a nurse should use when teaching a client include (select all that apply)

During a nursing history before a physical exam, a nurse identifies a client as being in a violent relationship. The most important intervention by the nurse at this time is to

A nurse is presenting information at a community forum related to pneumonia. The nurse informs the audience that people who should receive the pneumococcal vaccine include those who (select all that apply).

The nurse is caring for a 35-year-old client at risk for cardiovascular disease. The client states he is aware that he must "maintain a low-fat diet." Using the Transtheoretical Model and Stage of Change, the nurse assesses that this client is at the stage of