Which of the following is an accurate statement about physical activity. 1. Advocation for a healthy environment has little effect on physical activity. 2. Cold weather rarely deters people from exercising. 3. Most people are not concerned about having

1. If physical restraints are used after all other behavioral interventions been tried, the  restraints A. Should be left in place until the patient shows a change in behavior B. Should be removed every 2 hours for a brief time C. Should be removed for a short period once during each shift D. None of the above

8. True or False: The person-centered approach focuses on the person’s personal preferences and honoring them. True False

1. Your spouse is suffering from an incurable disease that causes them terrible pain and agony. One day they decide they can't take it anymore and want to die. Since they are unable to commit suicide themselves, They ask for your help. It is not morally objectionable, but also illegal in your country. What will you do? 2. You are driving to work one day when suddenly you get involved in a two-car crash. A pedestrian is killed. When you are getting out of your car, the other driver comes up to you in tears, convinced they had killed the innocent passer-by. You know for a fact it was you who did it. There are no witnesses to the accident. You know that the culprit will be sent to prison for their crime. Will you let the other driver take the blame? 3. You are an ER doctor on call. Suddenly, two people hit by a car are brought to the hospital. The witness testifies they were hit by a car when they were crossing the street kissing, not paying attention to the traffic. You recognize that…

2. List nursing interventions you would use to reduce stress in the following situations: • A newly married young woman who found a lump in her breast and is undergoing a breast biopsy • The parents of a 2-year-old who are sitting in the surgical waiting room as their child undergoes brain surgery • The daughter (and caregiver) of a woman with severe Alzheimer disease

Studies have determined that Entertainment Education is effective in encouraging audiences to make responsible health decisions because… 1. when people are not paying attention, media can subconsciously persuade them 2. being entertained does not reduce resistance to education information 3. being entertained reduces resistance to educational information

6. What is the key to ADL success? Negative body language Doing the task for the person Preparation Complicated instruction

Chapter 5 talks in depth about how important behavior change is to your wellness goals.  The chapter goes on to explain each stage of behavioral change, according to the explanation, identify which stage you are in currently, explain your behavior modification strategy, and then support your answer with your relapse and visualization strategies.

1. Choose one negative health behavior(alcohol use)   a. Describe the behavior(alcohol use)   b. Describe the alternative positive behavior     2. Define and apply the stage to the health behavior change process:   a. Precontemplation   b. Contemplation   c. Preparation   d. Action   e. Maintenance   For each stage, describe the appropriate intervention   For each stage, describe the prominent processes of change

A 24 year old patient who smoke two packs of cigarette per day comes to a clinic to talk with you about Quitting smoking. She began smoking when she was 14 years old. She states, " I just can't seem to kick the habit, no matter how hard I try.  I' m smoking more now because of increased stress from my job.  What information do you need to know to help this patient quit smoking  2 which factors will have the greatest impact on health promotion related to smoking cessation in this patient  3 which steps should you take to help this patient decrease stress