Nur222 Exam Questions with Correct Answers

Nur222 Exam Questions with Correct Answers Seventh Sense-Awareness of an Awareness - ANSWER The seventh sense enables aspects of mind—thoughts, feelings, intentions, attitudes, concepts, images, beliefs, hopes,dreams—of oneself or others to be brought into the focus of attention. This capacity to perceive the mind can be called "mindsight" and enables us to gain deep insight and empathy. Sixth Sense-Awareness of Internal Bodily Sensations - ANSWER -Our sixth sense includes sensations in our limbs, our body's motion, the tension or relaxation of our muscles, the state of our internal milieu,including our organs such as the lungs, heart, and intestines 8senses - ANSWER 5 Outer senses(Perceive outside world):Visual System/Auditory System/Olfactory System/Gustatory System/Somatosensory System 3"Inner Senses":Awareness of Internal:Bodily Sensations/Awareness of an Awareness/Relational Sensing Sense - ANSWER -Five traditional senses; sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch (noun) -Perceiving something, become aware of something, and recognizing something for what it is (verb) -Knowing and understanding the environment & knowing and understanding ourselves -As nurses we make sense of information (data/observations..) and we base our clinical decisions on our understanding of the situation. Attunement - ANSWER Sensing another person's internal state as well as one's own. It is about being open to another's needs and wants. -Paying attention to both potent and subtle cues and interpreting them as signals emanating from the person's internal states. -Noticing and discerning what information is important, what needs immediate attention, and being able to respond accordingly -Making a connection by uncovering a person's essence. -The act of taking in information, appraising it, and interpreting it. -Being open to, sensing, and monitoring one's own internal state and bodily sensations, either consciously or intuitively Professional Learning :Nurses need to develop the ability to "grasp" situations for sound clinical reasoning Via - ANSWER Observation,Attunement to sounds, smells, touch, observation,Listening to their patient and families stories Discriminating and identifying salience from observations Grasp-understanding:Understanding the nature/meaning of the situation you are observing