Chapter 7 review NA

A concept that considers the whole person is called:

• religion.

• culture.

• comatose.

• holism

Experiencing one’s potential is:

• esteem.

• self-esteem.

• self-actualization.

• holism.

These statements are about the whole person. Which is correct?

• The whole person has physical, social, psychological, and spiritual parts.

• The parts can be separated.

• Each part stands alone with no relation to the others.

• The parts are independent of each other.

According to Maslow, which basic needs must be met first?

• Physical needs

• Safety and security needs

• Love and belonging needs

• Self-esteem and self-actualization needs

You can help a new resident feel safe and secure by:

• listening to the person’s concerns.

• keeping the person in his or her room.

• asking direct questions.

• asking visitors to leave the room.

Family and friends usually help meet the person’s:

• physical needs.

• love and belonging needs.

• self-actualization needs.

• holism needs.

A person’s cultural beliefs and practices are:

• included in the person’s care plan.

• ordered by the doctor.

• not allowed in nursing centers.

• determined by the health care team.

A person’s cultural beliefs and practices are different from yours. What should you do?

• Judge the person by your standards.

• Ask to care for other patients or residents.

• Learn about the person’s culture.

• Tell the person what you believe.

A lost, absent, or impaired physical or mental function is:

• an illness.

• a physical need.

• a medical problem.

• a disability.

Which is a common response to illness and disability?

• Anger

• Demanding behavior

• Self-centered behavior

• All are correct