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NSG 201 FINAL EXAM TEST PLAN AND STUDY GUIDE

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New Material Questions will come from Modules 12-14 in the Didactic class, Labs 9 & 10 in the clinical course reading assignments, PowerPoints presentations and laboratory/clinical work. Old Questions will come from Modules 1-11 in the didactic class, Labs 1-8 in the clinical course, including reading assignments, PowerPoints presentations and laboratory/clinical work. Source: A=Arnold J=Jarvis CM=Clinical Manual T=Touhy N=Nies Topic New Material Number of Question s Focus Reading Intercultural 3 A: 113-114 Communication & T: 44-50 Providing Culturally N: 369 Competent Care • Assess if a translator is needed for PT (it should not be a family member or friend) - Why can’t a family member be the interpreter? - They may not understand our medical technology - They may say what they want to say. • We need to make sure that they understand what they are consenting to - Informed consent and client autonomy. • Avoid idioms or saying’s that can be taken literally such as, “when pigs fly”, “last straw” - This is part of communication. Idioms say things that aren’t really accurate. - Different countries have different idioms. From our perspective, it’s the same problem—what are they meaning? - - RACE / ETHNICITY- self-identification and social group RELIGION AND SPIRITUALITY- organized believes vs. individual experiences Worldview—Arnold: The way people tend to look out upon their world or their universe to form a picture or value stance about life or the world around them - The way we see things - Things that might change your world view: Ex: A big event like 9/11, Culture: Beliefs, customs, and traditions of a specific group of people. Norms what we share, tradition. o Knowing one’s own culture and being self-aware is important o Use understanding to listen, empathize, and understand your own care o Food is part of culture—Turkey dinner— meat, mashed potatoes, gravy! - Religion: refers to a belief system to which an individual adheres - EX: rituals and practices Spirituality: Spirituality can be defined as a complex and multidimensional part of the human experience— our inner belief system. - EX: purpose in life, peace, hope, love End of life. Building Rapper with a culturally diverse Pt: • Pronounce Pt name correctly and verify you are saying their name right! • Speak clearly and spend time - You have to spend that time with them—sometimes you have to talk to the charge nurse to arrange your load. • Validate information • Being a co-learner—we are learning as we are helping them learn. Stepping outside of what you are comfortable with and trying to bring them from a place where they may not be as healthy to a place that they would like to be. • Asking permission—being respectful. This is huge! We think it’s good, but maybe they don’t • Explain procedures and the system Assessing Nutritional Status 3 J: 180-182, 187, table 12.2, Marasmus: inadequate energy intake, no caloric intake, including protein Kwashiorkor: inadequate protein intake but have colaric energy

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