Question 1

What are clients said to experience when feel they have lost their hopes and dreams following bad news, such as a terminal diagnosis?

Accepted Answer

A)  anticipatory grief 
B)  sadness 
C)  spiritual distress 
D)  disappointment 
A)  anticipatory grief 
B)  sadness 
C)  spiritual distress 
D)  disappointment

Question 2

Which organization has developed a complete model for palliative care in Canada?

Accepted Answer

A)  Canadian Nurses Association (CN
A)  
B)  Canadian Medical Association (CM
A)  
C)  Canadian Pastoral Association (CP
A)  
D)  Canadian Hospice Palliative Care Association (CHPC
A)  
A)  Canadian Nurses Association (CN
A)  
B)  Canadian Medical Association (CM
A)  
C)  Canadian Pastoral Association (CP
A)  
D)  Canadian Hospice Palliative Care Association (CHPC
A)

Question 3

Which of the following terms means "to remember one's value"?

Accepted Answer

A)  a memorial 
B)  recall 
C)  posthumous 
D)  legacy 
A)  a memorial 
B)  recall 
C)  posthumous 
D)  legacy

Question 4

What is the relationship between nursing practice and spiritual care?

Accepted Answer

A)  All nurses have religious beliefs. 
B)  Nurses must refer to nursing competencies. 
C)  Nursing theory identifies humans as spiritual beings. 
D)  Spiritual care requires licensure. 
A)  All nurses have religious beliefs. 
B)  Nurses must refer to nursing competencies. 
C)  Nursing theory identifies humans as spiritual beings. 
D)  Spiritual care requires licensure.

Question 5

What are two simple spiritual care practices that every nurse can adopt?

Accepted Answer

A)  Learn the client's religion and notify pastoral care. 
B)  Keep the client and family informed. 
C)  Provide medications on time and chart accurately. 
D)  Be present and develop trust. 
A)  Learn the client's religion and notify pastoral care. 
B)  Keep the client and family informed. 
C)  Provide medications on time and chart accurately. 
D)  Be present and develop trust.

What are clients said to experience when feel they have lost their hopes and dreams following bad news, such as a terminal diagnosis?

Which organization has developed a complete model for palliative care in Canada?

Which of the following terms means "to remember one's value"?

What is the relationship between nursing practice and spiritual care?

What are two simple spiritual care practices that every nurse can adopt?

Canadas Health Care Environment

Basic Clinical Health Care Economics

Evidence-Based Practice

Nursing and Health Care Informatics

Population-Based Health Care Practice

Personal and Interprofessional Communication

Politics and Consumer Partnerships

Nursing Leadership and Management

Current Issues and Trends

Effective Team Building

Budget Concepts for Client Care

Effective Staffing

Delegation of Nursing Care

Strategic Planning and Organizing Client Care

Change, Innovation, and Conflict Resolution

Power

Managing Performance and Outcomes Using an Organizational Quality Improvement Model

Decision Making

Legal Aspects of Client Care

Ethics and the Profession of Nursing

Collective Bargaining

Career Planning and Development: Creating Your Path to the Future

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Exam 20: Spirituality and the Profession of Nursing

What are clients said to experience when feel they have lost their hopes and dreams following bad news, such as a terminal diagnosis?

Which organization has developed a complete model for palliative care in Canada?

Which of the following terms means "to remember one's value"?

What is the relationship between nursing practice and spiritual care?

What are two simple spiritual care practices that every nurse can adopt?

Canadas Health Care Environment

Basic Clinical Health Care Economics

Evidence-Based Practice

Nursing and Health Care Informatics

Population-Based Health Care Practice

Personal and Interprofessional Communication

Politics and Consumer Partnerships

Nursing Leadership and Management

Current Issues and Trends

Effective Team Building

Budget Concepts for Client Care

Effective Staffing

Delegation of Nursing Care

Strategic Planning and Organizing Client Care

Change, Innovation, and Conflict Resolution

Power

Managing Performance and Outcomes Using an Organizational Quality Improvement Model

Decision Making

Legal Aspects of Client Care

Ethics and the Profession of Nursing

Collective Bargaining

Career Planning and Development: Creating Your Path to the Future

Filters