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Which of the following terms is used to describe the process by which a person experiences the grief?

Bereavement

The nurse is conducting a history and physical exam on a client who is grieving the unwanted loss of a marriage by divorce. Which of the following physical symptoms of grief would the nurse most likely expect to detect in the history?

Insomnia

The nurse is meeting a client for the first time who has just spontaneously lost her unborn child. After establishing rapport, the priority nursing intervention should focus on which of the following?

Exploring what this loss means for the client

The nurse is establishing outcomes for a grieving client. Which of the following is an appropriate outcome?

The client will develop a plan for coping with the loss.

Which of the following is most likely to prevent the client from experiencing complicated grief?

Places trusts familiar others

The nurse approaches a client who looks very sad and is sitting alone crying. The best response by the nurse in this situation is,

"You look very sad. What is happening?"

Rebecca Is interviewing her relatives in terms of experiencing bereavement using Kubler-Ross's stages of grier. A newly married couple in Rebecca's family has just received the news that the husband has terminal cancer. The wife tells Rebecca, "Maybe if we get another opinion and start treatment right way there is a chance of survival.” Rebecca documents that the wife is expressing signs of which of Kubler-Ross's stages of grief?

Bargaining

Rebecca’s grandfather tells her ,” I really want to see my first grandchild born before I die is that too much to ask?” Rebecca would recognize that the client is in which stage of grieving, according to Kubler-Ross?

Bargaining

After being laid off from work, Rebecca's uncle becomes increasingly withdrawn and fatigued, spends entire days in bed, is unkept, and is eating and sleeping poorly. Rebecca woukd recognize that the client is in which stage or grieving, according to Kubler-Ross?

Depression

How does Primary Health Care (PHC) differ from Primary care (PC)?

Primary health care is community-based and requires active involvement by community in making health-related decisions while in Primary care, community participation is provider-directed

What was the primary goal of the First International Conference on Primary Health Care?

A key to achieve "Health for All"

Which declaration emerged from the First International Conference of PHC and became a cornerstone for global health policy?

Alma-Ata Declaration

When did the Philippines formally adopt the principles of primary health care into its national health strategy?

1978

Which declaration, adopted in 2018, reaffirmed the principles of the Alma-Ata Declaration and emphasized the importance of primary health care in achieving Universal Health Coverage (UHC)?

Astana Declaration

The Astana Declaration, adopted in 2018, reaffirmed the principles of the Alma-Ata Declaration and highlighted the critical role of primary health care in achieving Universal Health Coverage (UHC) and improving global health outcomes. Based on the above scenario, where was this declaration adopted?

Astana, Kazakhstan

Which Letter of Instruction (LOI) marked a step in the adoption of primary health care in the Philippines?

LOI No. 949

The four pillars of PHC include all of the following except:

Inter-sectoral linkages only

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Kyla Angelique Son · 19問 · 1年前

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