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NUR 230 EXAM 3 { THE
CHILDBEARING/CHILD CARING FAMILY
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The nurse is reviewing the principles of the Affordable Health care act with a client. What information
should the nurse include when discussing the act with the client? (select all that apply)
A. Individuals will be fined if they do not have health insurance
B. Employers must offer health insurance if they meet identified requirements
C. Insurance can be purchased through exchanges
D. Individuals with pre-existing health conditions cannot be denied health insurance coverage.
E. Health insurance is free.
C. Insurance can be purchased through exchanges
D. Individuals with pre-existing health conditions cannot be denied health insurance coverage.
A client asks the nurse to explain the difference between an HMO and PPO. What should the nurse
include when responding to the client?
A. You'll have good heath care benefits, so don't worry
B. Both HMO and PPO are covered by your employer, so its really not your concern
C. Your PPO offered you a choice in your health care provider as well as services. Now, you will choose a
primary care provider who will evaluate your health and will coordinate all of your care.
D. You really should be happy about the HMO. You'll pay little, if any out of pocket expense.
C. Your PPO offered you a choice in your health care provider as well as services. Now, you will choose a
primary care provider who will evaluate your health and will coordinate all of your care.
The nurse is reviewing changes occurring with in the health care industry. What should the nurse
identify as factors that have an effect on health care delivery? (select all that apply)
A. Increased use of complementary and alternative medicine
,B. More knowledgeable consumers
C. Increase in the number of elderly
D. Decrease in chronic disease
E. Technological advances
F. Economics
B. More knowledgeable consumers
C. Increase in number of elderly
E. Technological advances
F. Economics
A client in the hospital is concerned about the cost of receiving hospitalized care.What should the nurse
realize is causing the increase in the clients medical expenses? ( select all that apply)
A. Health care of the older adult
B. Number of uninsured population
C. Changes in birth rate over the last 20 years
D. Cost of prescription drugs
E. State of inflation
A. Health care of the older adult
B. Number of uninsured population
D. Cost of prescription drugs
E. State of inflation
In order to comply with the US Dept of Health and human services most current health care goals as
stated in Healthy people 2020, what should the nurse do? (select all that apply)
A. Plan a depression screening for senior citizens who regularly have lunch at the senior center
B. Attend an educational in-service on the use of a new automated blood pressure monitor.
C. Advocate for psychiatric health care for those with no private insurance coverage.
D. Organize a park cleanup day to assure that the communities children have a safe place to play
E. Counsel older adult clients regarding programs available to assist them to live in their homes
independently.
A. Plan a depression screening for senor citizens who regularly have lunch at the senior center.
C. Advocate for psychiatric health care for those with no private insurance coverage.
D. Organize a park cleanup day to ensure that the communities children have a safe place to play
E. Counsel older adult clients regarding programs available to assist them to live in their homes
independently
The nurse is reviewing sources of federal funding for health care services provided to clients. For which
clients should the nurse recognize as most likely having health care paid through a federal funding
source? (select all that apply)
A. 35 year old self employed house painter
B. 72 year old retired school teacher
,C. 52 year old nurse who runs the family farm
D. 29 year old mentally challenged sheltered workshop employee
E. 40 year old factory worker
B. 72 year old retired school teacher
D. 29 year old mentally challenged sheltered workshop employee
The nurse is concerned that the hospital will not receive payment for care provided to a client. Which
client health problems are causing the nurse this concern? (select all that apply)
A. Intravenous fluids were prescribed for 4 days.
B. X-rays of the left leg and left arm were prescribed.
C. A stage II pressure ulcer developed on the clients heels
D. A urinary tract infection occurred because of an indwelling urinary catheter
E. Physical therapy treatments were prescribed for 7 days for crutch walking.
C. A stage II pressure ulcer developed on the clients heels
D. A urinary tract infection occurred because of an indwelling urinary catheter.
The nurse is considering a position with a home health agency. What type of care should the nurse
realize will be provided when working for this type of agency? (select all that apply)
A. Providing ventilator support.
B. Completing a health and wellness visit
C. Instructing about care of a surgical wound
D. Providing intravenous antibiotics once a day
E. Teaching about medications for self-management
C. Instructing about care of a surgical wound
D. Providing intravenous antibiotics once a day
E. Teaching about medications for self-management
In order to comply with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' most current healthcare
goals as stated in Healthy People 2030, what should the nurse do? (Select all that apply.)
1. Plan a depression screening for senior citizens who regularly have lunch at the senior center.
2. Attend an educational in-service on the use of a new automated blood pressure monitor.
3. Advocate for psychiatric healthcare for those with no private insurance coverage.
4. Organize a park "cleanup day" to ensure the community's children have a safe place to play.
5. Counsel older clients regarding programs available to assist them to live in their homes
independently.
1. Plan a depression screening for senior citizens who regularly have lunch at the senior center.
3. Advocate for psychiatric healthcare for those with no private insurance coverage.
4. Organize a park "cleanup day" to ensure the community's children have a safe place to play.
5. Counsel older clients regarding programs available to assist them to live in their homes
independently.
, A client speaks about an adult son who is a practicing homosexual and expresses concern by stating: I
am so worried about him and I know he is going to hell. What is the most important fact for the nurse to
consider in formulating a response to this clients concern?
1. Normal sexuality is described as whatever behaviors give pleasure and satisfaction to those adults
involved.
2. Because alternative lifestyles are now so well accepted in society, this parent should not feel so much
concern.
3. What constitutes normal sexual expression varies among cultures and religions.
4. Sexual development is genetically determined and not affected by environment.
3. What constitutes normal sexual expression varies among cultures and religions.
The parent of a 20-month-old is very concerned because the baby touches the genital area during diaper
changes. How should the nurse respond to this concern?
1. At 20 months this touching is not a sexual experience.
2. Masturbation to orgasm is common and normal at this age.
3. Genital stimulation should not be occurring until the age of 2 1/2 or 3.
4. Babies are sexual beings, but this activity should be discouraged.
1. At 20 months this touching is not a sexual experience.
The nurse is teaching a class on body development to a group of middle school girls. One of the girls asks
about using tampons for sanitary protection during menstruation. What advice should the nurse
include?
1. Tampons should not be used until the menstrual cycle is well established, usually 2 to 3 years after
the first period occurs.
2. Superabsorbent tampons should be used at night to protect from overflow accidents.
3. Tampons should be alternated with sanitary pads to help decrease risk for infection.
4. Tampons should be changed at least every 8 hours.
3. Tampons should be alternated with sanitary pads to help decrease risk for infection.
The nurse is developing strategies for the relief of menstrual cramping to teach a group of young clients.
What should be the focus of these strategies?
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