1.To help nurses promote wellness within the context of a
1.To help nurses promote wellness within the context of a person’s culture, what must nurses develop? (Select all that apply.) a.Knowledge about ethnicity b.Knowledge about cultures c.Full dependence on verbal, facial, and body expressions to get their point across d.Knowledge about another culture’s health belief system 2.You know your client has reached a state of wellness when what occurs? (Select all that apply.) A.As a 91-year-old, he still enjoys going out to dinner and dancing. B. He bowls every week with his friends. C. He still likes to go with his wife to the grocery store, although he has hip pain and uses a walker. D. He continues to eat his green, leafy vegetables while taking Coumadin. E. He says to you, “I have smoked all my life, and I am not going to stop now.” F.He says, “I am a devout Christian and believe that my God is with me always. I am not afraid of dying.” 3. Social aging can be described by which of the following changes? a. Changing of brown hair turning to gray hair b.Advancing age between 70 and 80 years of age c.Changing from a working role to retirement 4. Which factor can impact opportunities for social interaction for the older adult? a.Losing family and friends b.Watching television after golfing c. Working long hours at a restaurant d.Gardening with best friend 5.At a local long-term care facility, several residents want to make get well cards for local veterans. Which of the following factors would be a consideration in forming a group to make get well cards for local veterans? (Select all that apply.) a.Work space available b.Agency support c.Cognitive ability d.Group strategies 6. When conducting an admissions interview with an older client, the nurse observes that the client pauses for a period of time before responding to the questions. The nurse responds to this client based on the assumption that the client is presenting what behavior? a.Exhibiting signs of mild cognitive impairment b.Nervousness and difficulty concentrating on the questions c.Reluctance to share information with someone with whom they has no relationship d.Sorting through his or her vast life experiences in order to answer appropriately. 7. A nurse manager is providing a novice geriatric nurse with guidelines when encouraging an older client to reminisce about their life and past experiences. Which suggestions will be included? (Select all that apply.) a.Don’t correct the client even when you suspect the memory is incorrect. b.When the focus remains on sad topics, assess the client for possible depression. c,Refrain from interjecting personal stories into the reminiscing process. d.Expect and respect a degree of repetition. f.Use close-ended questions to help focus the reminiscing. 8. What would factors that influence the aging experience include? (Select all that apply.) a.Retirement b.Grandchildren c.Chronic illness d.Lack of medical care e.Quality of life 9. A nursing student is preparing a presentation on the wellness-based model for healthy aging. Which of the following concepts should the student include in the presentation? (Select all that apply.) a.Healthy aging is defined by the absence of physical illness alone. b.Healthy aging is individually defined and can change over time. c.There are many strategies to promote healthy aging that are believed to be helpful but do not have empirical evidence to support them. d.Healthy aging cannot be achieved by only focusing on later life. It is a lifelong process. e.According to this model, an individual with a chronic disease would not be considered healthy.
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