Nightingale College
Chamberlain University
BSN 225 : Concepts Of Nursing – Health
NUR 546 Psychopharmacology
Exam for the
Psychiatric- Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
NUR BSN
Course Title and Number: 546225Final
Concepts Of Nursing –
Health Promotion
Course Title and Number: NUR 546 Psychopharmacology for the
Exam Title: BSN 225 Final
Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
Exam Date: BSN 225 Midterm and Final Exam 2024- 2025
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BSN 225 Concepts Of Nursing – Health Promotion
Chapters 1 & 2 and Public/Community Health and
Nursing Practice 2024 – 2025 Exam 1 With verified
,what are some contributions Florence Nightingale made
to nursing that are still used today? - Answer>>
Documentation, data collection, hand hygiene,
evidence-based practice
Match the following contributions to the name of the
nursing leader who made them - Answer>>
Nightingale: data collection, started nursing schools
Clara Barton: formalized nursing education, founded
the American Red Cross
Dorothea Dix: mental health awareness, indigenous
rights
Eddie Bernice Johnson: U.S. Congressional
representative, created opportunities for minorities
Ildaura Murillo-Rohde: founded the National Association
of Hispanic Nurses
Give a nursing example that meets the definition of
evidence-based practice? - Answer>> A nurse searches
the recent research literature to revise a nursing
procedure.
What are some responsibilities of a nurse manager? -
Answer>> Budgeting, scheduling, resolving conflicts,
client safety
Health Promotion - Answer>> The promotion of the
health of individuals, families, communities, and
populations in which nurses help transform the health
,of individuals, our society, and our healthcare systems.
Promotive practices mobilize healthy patterns of living,
foster personal and family development, and support
self-defined goals of individuals, families, and
communities. It involves social, economic, and political
change to ensure the environment is conducive to
health...it requires a nurse educate an individual about
his or her health needs, but also demands that the
nurse play a role in attempting to address the wider
environmental and social issues that adversely affect
people's health
Definition of Nursing - Answer>> the protection,
promotion and optimization of health and abilities,
prevention of illness and injury, alleviation of suffering
through the diagnosis and treatment of human
response and advocacy in the care of individuals,
families, communities and populations.
Key Nursing Roles - Answer>> Advocacy, promotion of
a safe environment, research, participation in shaping
health policy, and in patient and health systems
management, and education.
Difference between Health Promotion and Health
Education - Answer>> The concept of health
promotion, which focuses on socioeconomic and
environmental determinants of health and participatory
involvement, includes the narrower concept of health
education.
Health Education - Answer>> Involves giving
information and teaching individuals and communities
how to achieve better health. The activities which raise
an individual's awareness, giving the individual the
, health knowledge required to enable him or her to
decide on a particular health action.
The Biomedical Model - Answer>> views the body and
mind as separate, and promotes an illness perspective,
not a health promotion perspective.
Influences on Health - Answer>> Adaptive potential,
perceptual capability, environmental stress, and coping
resources. Therefore, health promotion includes
empowering individuals and communities and
implementing larger sociopolitical interventions
designed to foster health. Family situation, their
community, the environment, and the political climate
in which they live. In fact, socioeconomic factors often
have a larger impact on a person's health than their
individual health maintenance behaviors.
Ways to Individualize Care to Match the Patient's Need -
Answer>> Assessing the economic, sociocultural,
political, and organizational factors that shape health;
involving patients in care planning; connecting them
with community resources; serving in an advocacy role;
and promoting continuity of care between inpatient and
outpatient or community-based settings.
Requirements of Health Promotion - Answer>> Health
promotion requires carefully assessing your client's
background, challenges, and strengths and determining
what they want to change, how they plan to modify
their lifestyle, how they best learn, and what help they
need from you as a nurse. It is critical to identify the
strengths and past successes that individuals and
communities have had in improving their health.
Patients need to be active participants in their care, to
feel like they are knowledgeable partners whose input
