Test Bank For Alexander's Care of the Patient in Surgery 16 Th Edition By Jane Rothrock
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Nursing Test Bank
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MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. What one factor describes the high incidence of musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) among surgical technologists and perioperative nurses?
a. Pulling a large, heavy piece of equipment rather than pushing it
b. The cu...
Chapter 30: Integrative Health Practices
Test Bank
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. Progressive relaxation techniques, biofeedback, meditation, and cognitive-behav-
ioral approaches have a well-documented theoretical basis with supporting scien-
tific evidence. What is the theoretical clinical justification for this relationship cate-
gorized as mind-body medicine?
a. Targeted therapies can balance the
equality of the mind with the body.
b. The mind has the ability to affect the
body.
c. The body has the ability to positively
and negatively affect the mind.
d. Many mind-body theories have been
supported by high-level research.
ANS: B
Mind-body intervention is a growing scientific movement that has explored the
mind’s ability to affect the body. Some mind-body interventions (e.g., behavioral-
cognitive therapy), formerly categorized as complementary and alternative
medicine (CAM) therapies, have been assimilated into conventional mainstream
medicine. Other mind-body interventions still considered CAM include hypnosis,
music, dance, art therapy, prayer, and mental healing.
REF: p. 1163
2. Herbal, orthomolecular, individual biologic therapies and special dietary treat-
ments are encompassed in biologically based therapies. Which of the
biologically based therapies listed below are classified as therapeutic nutrition?
a. Veganism, vegetarianism, raw food di-
ets
b. Cartilage products from cattle, sheep,
or sharks
c. Bee pollen
d. Orthomolecular megavitamins
ANS: A
Herbs are plants or parts of plants that contain and produce chemical substances
that act on the body. Some diet therapies are believed to promote health and pre-
vent or control health. Proponents of diet therapies include religious factions such
as Seventh-day Adventist or Jewish Kosher. Veganism, vegetarianism, raw food
diets, and diets promoted by Drs. Atkins, Pritikin, and Weil are other examples of
, therapeutic nutrition. Orthomolecular therapies use differing concentrations of
chemicals or megadoses of vitamins aimed at treating disease. Many biologic
therapies are available but not currently accepted by mainstream medicine, such
as the use of cartilage products from cattle, sheep, or sharks for treatment of
cancer and arthritis or the use of bee pollen to treat autoimmune and inflamma-
tory diseases.
REF: p. 1163
3. Massage therapy is one of the oldest methods known in the practice of health-
care. One experimental pilot showed that using massage with which other ther-
apy during the perioperative period reduced postoperative prolactin levels and
anxiety?
a. Therapeutic touch manipulation
b. Music therapy
c. Aroma therapy
d. Prayer therapy
ANS: B
Massage therapy is one of the oldest methods known in the practice of health-
care. One experimental pilot showed that using massage with music therapy dur-
ing the perioperative period reduced postoperative prolactin levels and anxiety.
Many different massage techniques are aimed at helping the body heal itself
through the use of manipulation of the soft body tissues.
REF: p. 1164
4. Select the true statement that best differentiates biofields from
electromagnetic fields.
a. Electromagnetic fields are generated
from sources of earth energy, while
biofields originate from animal or plant
life.
b. The body produces biofields from
body hormone secretions, while elec-
tromagnetic fields are produced from
body electrolytes.
c. Biofields originate from within the
body, while electromagnetic fields are
from outside of the body.
d. Electromagnetic fields are produced
within the body by nerve/muscle inter-
actions (e.g., sinoatrial [SA] and atri-
oventricular [AV] node), while biofields
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