Study Guide for Fundamentals of Nursing The Art and Science of Nursing Care

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18 UNIT I FOUNDATIONS OF NURSING PRACTICE


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2.Which of the following are examples of self-
actualization needs according to Maslow’s
hierarchy of needs? (Select all that apply.)
a.A nurse attains a master’s degree in nursing
by going to school in the evening.
b.A nurse refers a patient’s spouse to an
Al-Anon group meeting.
c.A student nurse takes a course in communi-
cation to improve her ability to relate to
patients.
d.A nurse raises the side rails on the bed of a
patient at risk for falls.
e.A nurse administers insulin to a diabetic
patient.
f.A nurse subscribes to several nursing
journals to stay abreast of developments in
the profession.
3.Which of the following statements about the
family unit are accurate? (Select all that apply.)
a.According to Friedman (2003), the
members of a group home would not be
considered a family.
b.The family is a buffer between the needs of
individual members and society.
c.The family should not be concerned with
meeting the needs of society.
d.Duvall (1977) identified critical family
developmental tasks and stages in the
family life cycle.
e.The nuclear family is composed of two
parents and their children.
f.A blended family exists when parents adopt
a child from another culture.
4.Which of the following is a developmental
task of the family with middle-aged adults?
(Select all that apply.)
a.Adjust to the cost of family life
b.Maintain ties with younger and older
generations
c.Prepare for retirement
d.Adjust to loss of spouse
e.Support moral and ethical family values
f.Cope with loss of energy and privacy

Prioritization Question
1.Place the following list of human needs in
order from highest-level needs to lower-level
needs according to Maslow’s hierarchy of basic
human needs:

a.A nurse includes family members in the
care of a patient.
b.A nurse places a no smoking sign on the
door of a patient who is receiving oxygen.
c.A nurse provides nutrition for a patient
through a feeding tube.
d.A nurse prepares a room for a clerical visit
requested by a patient.
e.A nurse helps a patient focus on her
strengths following a diagnosis of breast
cancer.

DEVELOPING YOUR
KNOWLEDGE BASE

FILL-IN-THE-BLANKS
1.The most important of all basic human needs
is.
2.According to Maslow’s hierarchy of basic
human needs, physical activity and rest are
considered to be needs.
3.Relatives such as aunts, uncles, and grandpar-
ents are part of what is known as the
family.
4.The function of the family that helps a family
member meet his or her basic needs by provid-
ing emotional comfort and helping to establish
and maintain an identity in times of stress is
.

5.The number and availability of healthcare
institutions and services would be considered
a(n) risk factor.

MATCHING EXERCISES
Match the correct risk factor category listed in
Part A with the appropriate example of family
risks listed in Part B. (Some answers will be
used more than once.)
PART A
a.Lifestyle
b.Psychosocial
c.Developmental
d.Environmental
e.Biologic

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