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Chapter 01: Health Defined: Objectives for Promotion and Prevention Edelman: Health Promotion Throughout the Life Span, 8th Edition MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. Which model of health is most likely used by a person who does not believe in preventive health care? a. Clinical model b. Role performan...

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Chapter i01: iHealth iDefined: iObjectives ifor iPromotion iand iPrevention
iEdelman: iHealth iPromotion iThroughout ithe iLife iSpan, i8th iEdition




MULTIPLE iCHOICE

1. Which imodel iof ihealth iis imost ilikely iused iby ia iperson iwho idoes inot ibelieve iin ipreventive ihealth icare?
a. Clinical imodel
b. Role iperformance imodel
c. Adaptive imodel
d. Eudaimonistic imodel


ANS: i A
The iclinical imodel iof ihealth iviews ithe iabsence iof isigns iand isymptoms iof idisease ias iindicative iof ihealth. iPeople
iwho iuse ithis i model i wait iuntil ithey iare i very isick ito iseek icare.



DIF: Cognitive iLevel: iRemember i(Knowledge) REF: p. i3

2. A iperson iwith ichronic iback ipain iis icared ifor iby iher iprimary icare iprovider ias iwell ias ireceives iacupuncture.
iWhich imodel iof ihealth idoes ithis iperson ilikely ifavor?

a. Clinical imodel
b. Role iperformance imodel
c. Adaptive imodel
d. Eudaimonistic imodel


ANS: i D
The ieudaimonistic imodel iembodies ithe iinteraction iand iinterrelationships iamong iphysical, isocial, ipsychological,
iand ispiritual iaspects iof ilife iand ithe ienvironment iin igoal iattainment iand icreating imeaning iin ilife. iPractitioners

iwho ipractice ithe iclinical imodel imay inot ibe ienough ifor isomeone iwho ibelieves iin ithe ieudaimonistic imodel.

iThoseiwho ibelieve iin ithe ieudaimonistic imodel ioften ilook ifor ialternative iproviders iof icare.



DIF: Cognitive iLevel: iApply i(Application) REF: p. i3

3. A istate iof iphysical, imental, ispiritual, iand isocial ifunctioning ithat irealizes ia iperson’s ipotential iand iis iexperienced
iwithin ia idevelopmental icontext iis i known ias:

a. growth iand idevelopment.
b. health.
c. functioning.
d. high-level iwellness.


ANS: i B
Health iis idefined ias ia istate iof iphysical, imental, ispiritual, iand isocial ifunctioning ithat irealizes ia iperson’s ipotential
iand iis iexperienced i within ia idevelopmental icontext.



DIF: Cognitive iLevel: iRemember i(Knowledge) REF: p. i5

4. Which iof ithe ifollowing ibest idescribes ia iclient iwho ihas ian iillness?
a. Someone iwho ihas iwell-controlled idiabetes
b. Someone iwith ihypercholesterolemia
c. Someone iwith ia iheadache
d. Someone iwith icoronary iartery idisease iwithout iangina


ANS: i C

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Someone iwith ia iheadache irepresents ia iperson iwith ian iillness. iAn iillness iis imade iup iof ithe isubjective iexperience
iof ithe iindividual iand ithe iphysical imanifestation iof idisease. iIt ican ibe idescribed ias ia iresponse icharacterized iby ia

imismatch ibetween ia iperson’s ineeds iand ithe iresources iavailable ito imeet ithose ineeds. iA iperson ican ihave ia

idiseaseiwithout ifeeling iill. iThe iother ichoices irepresent idisease.



DIF: Cognitive iLevel: iAnalyze i(Analysis) REF: p. i6

5. Which iUS ireport iis iconsidered ia ilandmark idocument iin icreating ia iglobal iapproach ito ihealth?
a. The i1990 iHealth iObjectives ifor ithe iNation: iA iMidcourse iReview
b. Healthy iPeople i2020
c. Healthy iPeople i2000
d. The iU.S. iSurgeon iGeneral iReport


ANS: i C
Healthy iPeople i2000 iand iits iMidcourse iReview iand i1995 iRevisions iwere ilandmark idocuments iin iwhich ia
iconsortium iof ipeople irepresenting inational iorganizations iworked iwith iUS iPublic iHealth iService iofficials ito

icreate ia imore iglobal iapproach ito ihealth.



DIF: Cognitive iLevel: iRemember i(Knowledge) REF: p. i6

6. Which iof ithe ifollowing irepresents ia imethod iof iprimary iprevention?
a. Informational isession iabout ihealthy ilifestyles
b. Blood ipressure iscreening
c. Interventional icardiac icatheterization
d. Diagnostic icardiac icatheterization


ANS: i A
Primary iprevention iprecedes idisease ior idysfunction. iIt iincludes ihealth ipromotion iand ispecific iprotection iand
iencourages iincreased iawareness; ithus, ieducation iabout ihealthy ilifestyles ifits ithis idefinition. iBlood ipressure

iscreening idoes inot iprevent idisease, ibut iinstead iidentifies iit.



DIF: Cognitive iLevel: iApply i(Application) REF: p. i11

7. Which iof ithe ifollowing irepresents ia imethod iof isecondary iprevention?
a. Self–breast iexamination ieducation
b. Yearly imammograms
c. Chemotherapy ifor iadvanced ibreast icancer
d. Complete imastectomy ifor ibreast icancer


ANS: i B
Screening iis isecondary iprevention ibecause ithe iprincipal igoal iof iscreenings iis ito iidentify iindividuals iin ian iearly,
idetectable istage iof ithe idisease iprocess. iA imammogram iis ia iscreening itool ifor ibreast icancer iand ithus iis

iconsidered ia imethod iof isecondary iprevention.



DIF: Cognitive iLevel: iApply i(Application) REF: p. i15

8. Which iof ithe ifollowing irepresents ia imethod iof itertiary iprevention?
a. Drunk idriving icampaign
b. Road iblocks ifor idrunk idriving
c. Emergency isurgery ifor ihead itrauma iafter ia imotor ivehicle iaccident
d. Physical iand ioccupational itherapy iafter ia imotor ivehicle iaccident iwith ihead itrauma


ANS: i D

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Physical itherapy iand ioccupational itherapy iare iconsidered itertiary iprevention. iTertiary iprevention ioccurs iwhen
ia idefect ior idisability iis ipermanent iand iirreversible. iIt iinvolves iminimizing ithe ieffect iof idisease iand idisability.

iTheiobjective iof itertiary iprevention iis ito i maximize iremaining icapacities.



DIF: i i i i Cognitive iLevel: iApply i(Application) REF: p. i15

9. In ireviewing ia iperson’s imedical iclaims, ia inurse irealizes ithat ithe iindividual iwith imoderate ipersistent iasthma ihas
ihad iseveral iemergency idepartment ivisits iand iis inot ion iinhaled isteroids ias irecommended iby ithe iNHLBI iasthma

imanagement iguidelines. iThe inurse idiscusses ithis iwith ithe iperson’s iprimary icare iprovider. iIn ithis iscenario, ithe

inurse iis iacting ias ia(n):

a. advocate.
b. care imanager.
c. consultant.
d. educator.


ANS: i B
Care imanagers iact ito iprevent iduplication iof iservice iand ireduce icost. iCare imanagers ibase irecommendation ion
ireliable idata isources isuch ias ievidence-based ipractices iand iprotocols.



DIF: i i i i Cognitive iLevel: iApply i(Application) REF: p. i15

10. During ia ihome ivisit, ia inurse iassists ian iindividual ito icomplete ian iapplication ifor idisability iservices. iThe inurse iis
iacting ias ia(n):

a. advocate.
b. care imanager.
c. consultant.
d. educator.


ANS: i A
The iadvocacy irole iof ithe inurse ihelps iindividuals iobtain iwhat ithey iare ientitled ito ireceive ifrom ithe ihealth
icare isystem, itries ito imake ithe isystem imore iresponsive ito iindividuals’ icommunity ineeds, iand iassists

iindividuals iinideveloping iskills ito iadvocate ifor ithemselves.



DIF: i i i i Cognitive iLevel: iApply i(Application) REF: p. i15

11. During ia ihome ivisit, ia inurse idiscusses ithe idangers iof ismoking iwith ian iindividual. iIn ithis iscenario ithe inurse iis
iacting ias ia(n):

a. advocate.
b. care imanager.
c. consultant.
d. educator.


ANS: i D
Health ieducation iis ia iprimary iprevention itechnique iavailable ito iavoid imajor icauses iof idisease. iTeaching ican
irange ifrom ia ichance iremark ito ia iplanned ilesson.



DIF: i i i i Cognitive iLevel: iApply i(Application) REF: p. i16

12. A inurse iis iasked ito iprovide ian iexpert iopinion iabout ithe idevelopment iof ian ieducation iprogram ifor inewly
idiagnosed idiabetics. iIn ithis iscenario, ithe inurse iis iacting ias ia(n):

a. advocate.
b. care imanager.
c. consultant.
d. educator.

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ANS: i C
Nurses iwith ia ispecialized iarea iof iexpertise iprovide ieducation iabout ihealth ipromotion iand idisease iprevention ito
iindividuals iand igroups ias iconsultants.



DIF: Cognitive iLevel: iApply i(Application) REF: p. i16

13. A inurse iis iplanning ito ideliver ian ieducational iprogram ito iindividuals iwith idiabetes. iWhich iof ithe ifollowing
ishould ibe ithe iinitial iaction itaken iby ithe i nurse ito iensure ithe i success iof ithe iprogram?

a. Assess ithe imotivation ilevel iof ithe iindividuals
b. Assess ithe iknowledge ilevel iof ithe iindividuals
c. Establish iteacher-learner igoals iwith ithe iindividuals
d. Establish imultiple iteaching isessions iwith ithe iindividuals


ANS: i B
Selection iof ithe imethods imost ilikely ito isucceed iinvolves ithe iestablishment iof iteacher-learner igoals. iThus, ithe
ifirst istep iby ithe inurse ishould ibe iestablishment iof igoals.



DIF: Cognitive iLevel: iAnalyze i(Analysis) REF: p. i16

14. The iconscientious, iexplicit, iand ijudicious iuse iof icurrent ibest ievidence iin imaking idecisions iabout ithe icare iof
iindividuals iis iknown ias:

a. health-related iquality iof ilife.
b. evidence-based ipractice.
c. a iHealthy iPeople i2010 igoal.
d. the iecological imodel iof ihealth.


ANS: i B
Evidence-based ipractice iis idefined ias ithe iconscientious, iexplicit, iand ijudicious iuse iof icurrent ibest ievidence
iinimaking idecisions iabout ithe icare iof iindividuals.



DIF: Cognitive iLevel: iRemember i(Knowledge) REF: p. i16

15. Which iresearch imethodology ishould ibe iused ito iaddress ithe iquestion, i“What iis ithe idifference iin ithe iinfection
irates ibetween iindividuals iwho ireceive itwice-a-day idressing ichanges iversus ionce-a-day idressing ichanges?”

a. Evidence-based ipractice iresearch
b. Qualitative iresearch
c. Quantitative iresearch
d. Clinical ijudgment iresearch


ANS: i C
Quantitative iresearch istudies idescribe isituations, icorrelate idifferent ivariables irelated ito icare, ior itest icausal
irelationships iamong ivariables irelated ito icare. iEvidence-based ipractice iresearch iand iclinical ijudgment iresearch

iare inot iresearch imethodologies; ithey iare iused ito ianswer iclinical iquestions.



DIF: Cognitive iLevel: iApply i(Application) REF: p. i16

16. The iquestion, i“What iis ithe iexperience iof iteenagers iwho ilose ia isibling ito icancer?” ican ibest ibe ianswered iby iusing
iwhich iresearch imethodology?

a. Evidence-based ipractice iresearch
b. Qualitative iresearch
c. Quantitative iresearch
d. Clinical ijudgment iresearch


ANS: i B

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