Exam 2: Holistic Care

The nurse works to assist the client in increasing compliance in self-care.This can BEST be accomplished by:

The ability to appreciate the needs of others and to care about one's environment and its inhabitants describes which type of wellness?

A client recovering from knee-replacement surgery expresses happiness,satisfaction,and spiritual gratitude for personal economic and social achievements throughout a long life.At which level would the nurse place this client on Maslow's hierarchy of needs?

When explaining to client the importance of sleep,the nurse would be sure to include:

The nurse understands that the holistic view of an individual will include which of the following? (Select all that apply. )

Which of these statements BEST describes the concept of self-awareness?

In caring for a client who has chosen not to pursue aggressive therapy for a serious health problem,the nurse feels angry at the client for not doing more to improve or prolong life.What is this realization called?

Which of the following is a major focus of holistic health care?

A client is admitted for removal of a cancerous breast.The client is a widow who has no close relatives or friends but has been successful in business.In planning her postoperative care,the nurse contacts a local organization that supports individuals who have mastectomies and several members begin to visit her before and after surgery.In this situation,which level of client needs in Maslow's hierarchy of needs is the nurse attending to?

Nursing often uses theories as a foundation for providing care.One such theory of behavioral motivation that is based on five related levels is known as:

One of the most important roles of the nurse is provide nursing of the person as a whole.This is accomplished by assisting clients to:

When a client has the ability to function as an independent person capable of making sound decisions,the client is demonstrating which level of wellness?

When a client is performing its vital functions in a state of complete physical,mental,and social well-being,not merely the absence of disease or infirmity,the client is said to be in a state of:

Which of these terms refers to the behavior,customs,and beliefs of a client's family,extended family,tribe,nation,and society that influence the way the person views wellness and responds to illness?

What is the nurse's role in holistic care?

Which is nutrient is considered to be MOST important to the body?

A client tells the nurse that her partner often makes negative remarks such as "Can't you do anything right?" The nurse is aware that this is an example of self-concept because these comments can affect:

If a nurse suspects a coworker is taking clients' narcotics and using them on the job,which of these actions should the nurse take FIRST?

The nurse plans to use holistic modalities to assist with client care.These methods include such things as therapeutic touch and which of the following? (Select all that apply. )

The enjoyment of creativity,satisfying the basic need to love and be loved,the understanding of emotions,and the ability to maintain control over emotions refers to which type of wellness?