Study Guide for Fundamentals of Nursing, 8e

334 Pages·2012·3.633 MB·English

by  Patricia A. Potter RN MSN PhD FAAN, Anne Griffin Perry RN EdD FAAN, Patricia Stockert RN BSN MS PhD, Amy Hall RN BSN MS PhD CNE, Geralyn Ochs RN ACNP-BC ANP-BC

Contents
UNIT 1 NURSING AND THE HEALTH CARE UNIT 5 FOUNDATIONS FOR NURSING PRACTICE
ENVIRONMENT 27 Patient Safety, 92
1 Nursing Today, 1 28 Infection Prevention and Control, 96
2 The Health Care Delivery System, 4 29 Vital Signs, 103
3 Community-Based Nursing Practice, 7 30 Health Assessment and Physical Examination, 110
4 Theoretical Foundations of Nursing Practice, 9 31 Medication Administration, 126
5 Evidence-Based Practice, 11 32 Complementary and Alternative Therapies, 136
UNIT 2 CARING THROUGHOUT THE LIFE SPAN UNIT 6 PSYCHOSOCIAL BASIS FOR NURSING
6 Health and Wellness, 14 PRACTICE
7 Caring in Nursing Practice, 18 33 Self-Concept, 140
8 Caring for the Cancer Survivor, 21 34 Sexuality, 144
9 Culture and Ethnicity, 23 35 Spiritual Health, 148
10 Caring for Families, 26 36 The Experience of Loss, Death, and Grief, 152
11 Developmental Theories, 30 37 Stress and Coping, 156
12 Conception Through Adolescence, 33
13 Young and Middle Adults, 41 UNIT 7 PHYSIOLOGICAL BASIS FOR NURSING
14 Older Adults, 46 PRACTICE
38 Activity and Exercise, 160
UNIT 3 CRITICAL THINKING IN NURSING 39 Hygiene, 164
PRACTICE 40 Oxygenation, 169
15 Critical Thinking in Nursing Practice, 51 41 Fluid, Electrolyte, and Acid-Base Balance, 176
16 Nursing Assessment, 54 42 Sleep, 184
17 Nursing Diagnosis, 57 43 Pain Management, 189
18 Planning Nursing Care, 60 44 Nutrition, 195
19 Implementing Nursing Care, 64 45 Urinary Elimination, 203
20 Evaluation, 67 46 Bowel Elimination, 209
21 Managing Patient Care, 70 47 Mobility and Immobility, 216
48 Skin Integrity and Wound Care, 220
UNIT 4 PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS IN 49 Sensory Alterations, 227
NURSING PRACTICE 50 Care of Surgical Patients, 233
22 Ethics and Values, 72
23 Legal Implications in Nursing Practice, 75 Answer Key, 245
24 Communication, 78
25 Patient Education, 84
26 Documentation and Informatics, 88
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Geralyn Ochs, RN, ACNP-BC, ANP-BC
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Introduction
The Study Guide for Fundamentals of Nursing, eighth The Review Questions in each chapter provide a valu-
edition, has been developed to encourage independent able means of testing and reinforcing your knowledge
learning for beginning nursing students. As a beginning of the material. All questions are multiple choice. As
nursing student, you may be wondering, “How will I a further means for independent learning, each answer
possibly learn all of the material in this chapter?” The requires a rationale (the reason why the option you
essential objective of this Study Guide is to assist you selected is correct). After you have completed the review
in this endeavor by helping you learn what you need questions, you can check the answers in the back of the
to know and then testing what you have learned with Study Guide.
hundreds of review questions. Chapters 27, 33-38, 40, 42-45, and 48-50 include
This Study Guide follows the textbook layout chapter exercises based on the care plans and concept maps
for chapter. For each chapter your instructor assigns, you found in the text. These exercises provide practice in syn-
will use the same chapter number in this Study Guide. thesizing nursing process and critical thinking as you, the
The outline format has been designed to help you learn nurse, care for patients. Taking one aspect of the nursing
to read nursing content more effectively and with greater process, you will be asked to imagine you are the nurse
understanding. Each chapter of this Study Guide has in the case study and write your answers in the appropri-
several sections to assist you to comprehend and recall. ate boxes. You will have to think about what knowledge,
The Preliminary Reading section is designed to teach experiences, standards, and attitudes might be used in
prereading strategies. You will become familiar with caring for the patient.
the chapter by first reading the chapter title, key terms, When you finish answering the review questions and
objectives, key points (found at the end of each chap- exercises, take a few minutes for self-evaluation using
ter), and main headings. Also pay close attention to all the Answer Key. If you answered a question incorrectly,
illustrations, tables, and boxes. This can be done rather begin to analyze the thoughts that led you to the wrong
quickly and will give you an overall idea of the content answer:
of the chapter. ■■Did you miss the key word or phrase?
Next you will find the Comprehensive Understanding ■■Did you read into something that wasn’t stated?
section, which is in outline format. This will prove to be ■■Did you not understand the subject matter?
a very valuable tool not only as you first read the chapter ■■Did you use an incorrect rationale for selecting your
but also as you review for exams. This outline identifies response?
both topics and main ideas for each chapter as an aid to Each incorrect response is an opportunity to learn.
concentration, comprehension, and retention of textbook Go back to the text and reread any content that is still
information. By completing this outline, you will learn unclear. In the long run, it will be a time-saving activity.
to “pull-out” key information in the chapter. You will be The learning activities presented in this Study Guide
reinforcing that content as you write the answers in the will assist you in completing the semester with a firm
Study Guide. Once completed, this outline will serve as understanding of nursing concepts and process that you
a review tool for exams. can rely on for your entire professional career.
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Contents
UNIT 1 NURSING AND THE HEALTH CARE ENVIRONMENT
1 Nursing Today, 1
2 The Health Care Delivery System, 4
3 Community-Based Nursing Practice, 7
4 Theoretical Foundations of Nursing Practice, 9
5 Evidence-Based Practice, 11
UNIT 2 CARING THROUGHOUT THE LIFE SPAN
6 Health and Wellness, 14
7 Caring in Nursing Practice, 18
8 Caring for the Cancer Survivor, 21
9 Culture and Ethnicity, 23
10 Caring for Families, 26
11 Developmental Theories, 30
12 Conception Through Adolescence, 33
13 Young and Middle Adults, 41
14 Older Adults, 46
UNIT 3 CRITICAL THINKING IN NURSING PRACTICE
15 Critical Thinking in Nursing Practice, 51
16 Nursing Assessment, 54
17 Nursing Diagnosis, 57
18 Planning Nursing Care, 60
19 Implementing Nursing Care, 64
20 Evaluation, 67
21 Managing Patient Care, 70
UNIT 4 PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS IN NURSING PRACTICE
22 Ethics and Values, 72
23 Legal Implications in Nursing Practice, 75
24 Communication, 78
25 Patient Education, 84
26 Documentation and Informatics, 88
UNIT 5 FOUNDATIONS FOR NURSING PRACTICE
27 Patient Safety, 92
28 Infection Prevention and Control, 96
29 Vital Signs, 103
30 Health Assessment and Physical Examination, 110
31 Medication Administration, 126
32 Complementary and Alternative Therapies, 136
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UNIT 6 PSYCHOSOCIAL BASIS FOR NURSING PRACTICE
33 Self-Concept, 140
34 Sexuality, 144
35 Spiritual Health, 148
36 The Experience of Loss, Death, and Grief, 152
37 Stress and Coping, 156
UNIT 7 PHYSIOLOGICAL BASIS FOR NURSING PRACTICE
38 Activity and Exercise, 160
39 Hygiene, 164
40 Oxygenation, 169
41 Fluid, Electrolyte, and Acid-Base Balance, 176
42 Sleep, 184
43 Pain Management, 189
44 Nutrition, 195
45 Urinary Elimination, 203
46 Bowel Elimination, 209
47 Mobility and Immobility, 216
48 Skin Integrity and Wound Care, 220
49 Sensory Alterations, 227
50 Care of Surgical Patients, 233
Answer Key, 245

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