Module 4 - 5

Question 1

Problem solving

Answer 1

Obtaining information, then using the information in addition to what they already know to find a solution

Question 2

Diagnostic reasoning

Answer 2

Process of determining a patient’s health status after you make physical and behavioural observations and after you assign meaning to behaviours, physical signs and symptoms exhibited by the patient

Question 3

Clinical interference

Answer 3

Process of drawing conclusions from related pieces of evidence

Question 4

Clinical reasoning

Answer 4

Used to describe the cognitive process of thinking about patient issues, with making inferences and deciding on the actions to be implemented in a particular situation

Question 5

Assessment

Answer 5

Collection of pertinent data to the clients health status or situation

Question 6

Diagnosis

Answer 6

The nurse analyzed the assessment data in order to determine key issues and make clinical judgements in form of a nursing diagnosis

Question 7

Planning

Answer 7

Creation of a formal plan that prescribed strategies and alternative to attain the expected outcomes

Question 8

Implementation

Answer 8

This may occur by coordination care delivery, providing health teaching and health promotion activities to the client, consulting with other health care providers or providing medication or other therapies within the scope of practice of the registered nurse

Question 9

Evaluation

Answer 9

The nurse conducts an evaluation of the clients response to the selected interventions and determines whether the interventions were effective

Question 10

Indian act of 1876

Answer 10

Introduced residential schools, created reserves, denied First Nations the right to vote, forbade individuals from speaking their native tongue declared cultural ceremonies illegal

Question 11

What led to residential schools

Answer 11

Prime minister sir John a Mac Donald commissioned the study of residential and industrial schools for aboriginal children in the us and how they were doing it right by assimilation Indians at childhood

Question 12

When did the truth and reconciliation commission launch

Answer 12

2008

Question 13

Common health challenged among indigenous populations

Answer 13

Diabetes mellitus, hiv, aids, cancer, tuberculosis, copd, asthma, cardio vascular disease, rheumatic diseases, addictions

Question 14

Structural racism

Answer 14

“Legitimized” and “ normalized” spectrum of attitudes, practices, and lilies that consistently result in bronco and continuous substandard outcomes for indigenous people

Question 15

Cultural genocide

Answer 15

Destruction of structures and practices that allow the group to continue existing as a group. This includes seizing land, forcing relocation, reimposing them, denying basic rights.