Balotario 1 Parcial Inles Tecnico 2

TRUE OR FALSE
1. Nurses as you know clear communication is vital to providing the best care possible. (T)
2. Nursing is interaction with the patient but a care is a love for helping others. (T)
3. Disengaged patients may not understand key terms negative preconceptions. (F)
4. Illiteracy is a disability to learn to interact with others. (F)
5. Patients cannot rely on medical professionals or can experience anxiety. (DS)
6. The best communication is that which is expressed comprising and written technology but not verbal
(DS)
7. Hospitals are hiring new nurses for financial reasons (F)
8. The most experienced nurses say they do not have stress (F)
9. How much more information is given, and the activity is not given to the patient better than the care?
(DS)
10. Differences across cultures define various nursing care in terms of empathic interaction? (DS)
11. Osteoporosis is a chronic medical condition (T)
12. High chronic blood pressure can cause fatal chronic condition. (T)
13. We must be aware of the information and act by other professionals in our field of health. (F)
14. Using inappropriate or brief words can convey good information (F)
15. One of the causes is a workload (DS)
16. Type 1 diabetes affects children and teens whose bodies are unable to make insulin. (T)
17. The side effects of diabetes are relatively harmless (F)
18. The chemotherapy are combination of drugs that kills cancer cells. (T)
19. Radiation therapy boosts the patients immune system. (F)
20. During immunotherapy antibodies destroys cancer cell. (T)
VOCABULARY
1. SCHEDULES AND HOURS

2. Greg only works four hours a day at his new job. It is ajob.
a. Shift
b. Full-time
c. Part-time
d. Overworked
3. Melissa has to grade fifty tests today. She has a heavy
a. Overworked
b. Demand
c. Exhaustion
d. Workload
4. Jason works so much that he is constantly tired. He is suffering from.
a. Overworked
b. Exhaustion
c. High stress
d. Issues
5. Abbys shift ends at 5 pm, but last night she worked until 8 pm to get pay.
a. Survey
b. Workloads
c. Incentive
d. Overtime
2. COMMUNICATING WITH PATIENTS AND FAMILIES
1. Gina asks her patient about his day to develop a connection.

a. Preconception
b. Anxiety
c. Rapport
d. Verbal
2. The nurses is using too much specialized.
a. Jargon
b. Anxiety
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c. Empathy
d. Preconception
3. Hospitals can cause feelings of nervousness and worry.
a. Rapport
b. Jargon
c. Anxiety
d. Preconception
4. Our patient may notdoctors and nurses.
a. Trust
b. Rapport
c. Key terms
d. Jargon
3. CHRONIC VS ACUTE CONDITIONS
1. Having been present before some event occurs.
a. Pre-existing
b. Acute
c. Chronic
d. Chronic bronchitis
2. A bacteria that causes throat infections and scarlet fever.
a. Acute
b. Strep virus
c. Pre-existing
d. Condition
3. A medical illness or diseases.
a. Chronic bronchitis
b. Intervention
c. Acute
d. Condition
4. Developing slowly and lasting long time.
a. Strep virus
b. Condition
c. Chronic
d. Intervention
4. DIABETES
1. Risk factors for. include a poor diet and high blood pressure.
a. Gums
b. Type 2 diabetes
c. Amputations
d. BMI
2. During times of war, it was common for doctors to have to perform several each day.
a. Amputations
b. Glaucoma
c. Insulin
d. Glucose
3. . Controls the amount of sugar entering the blood stream.
a. Gums
b. Amputations
c. Cataracts
d. Insulin
4. The dentist numbed the before beginning the procedure.
a. Gums
b. Insulin
c. Glucose
d. Cataracts
5. CANCER
1. Frank became very ill when he accidentally drank the.

a. X-Ray
b. Poison
c. Oncologist
d. Outpatient
2. The doctor suggested the paint receive . which uses uses a beam to target cancer cells.
a. Oncologist
b. X-Ray
c. Radiation therapy
d. Chemotherapy
3. Pauls doctor told him to get a (n) . of his wrist because he thought it was broken.
a. Outpatient
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b. Chemotherapy
c. Poison
d. X-Ray
4. Each week Wilson was hooked up to an IV while he received his . treatment.
a. Chemotherapy
b. Photodynamic therapy
c. Radiation therapy
d. Immunotherapy
LISTENING
1. Listen again and complete the conversation.
NURSE: Mr. FINKLESTEIN, did Dr. Lopez explain your test results?
PATIENT: Yes, and I was shocked. I cant believe I have type 2 diabetes.
NURSE: Is there a family history of diabetes?
PATIENT: No. None.
NURSE: Well, there are many risk factors besides 1 genetics.
PATIENT: But Im not even overweight.
NURSE: You are approaching sixty, though. Unfortunately, 2 age is a factor.
PATIENT: Not much I can do about that. So, will I need 3 insulin shots?
NURSE: No, not as long as you manage your diabetes by making some 4 lifestyle changes. Like
monitoring your diet.
PATIENT: Thats a relief. But I Heard that pasta is bad for diabetics. Thats my favorite food. Do I have to
give it up?
NURSE: So long as you 5 control your portions, no. You also might want to consider switching to a
whole grain pasta.
PATIENT: Okay, is there a list of foods that I should eat?
NURSE: Of course, but ir looks a lot like any other 6 healthy eating plan.
PATIENT: Really? I would have expected something pretty restrictive.
NURSE: Not really. Its the same idea as 7 losing weight. Eat more healthy food and less junk.
PATIENT: I should probably be eating healthy anyway.
QUESTIONS:
1. Which of the risk factors for diabetes does the patient have?
a) He is overweight.
b) He is over a certain age.
c) He has unhealthy eating habits.
d) He has a family history of the disease.
2. What will the patient most likely do to manage his diabetes?

a) Lose weight.
b) Take insulin shots.
c) Follow an eating plan.
d) Stop eating his favorite food.
3. What is the text about?

a) Dietary treatment for the patient with type 2 diabetes.
b) Poor eating habits of the patient.
c) Family history of the patient.
d) The patients favorite food.
4. What does the nurse recommend for the patient to control his / her illness?
a) Insulin shots.
b) Changes in your lifestyle, such as controlling your diet.
c) Stop eating noodles.
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d) To eat junk food.
5. What surprised the patient?

a) Know that your age was a risk factor.
b) Know that he was not overweight.
c) Knowing should stop eating whole grain pasta.
d) Knowing that you had type 2 diabetes.
6. What are the risk factors as dictated by the nurse?

a) Cancer, hypertension, age.
b) Junk food, cataract, high BMI.
c) Genetic factor, age, junk food.
d) Family history, malnutrition, blindness.
7. What foods would you recommend to the patient?

a) Fruits, vegetables, whole grains.
b) Fish, vegetables, french fries.
c) Soda, vegetables, cookies.
d) Sugar, cakes, fruits.
8. Why does not the nurse recommend insulin injections to the patient?
a) Because insulin shots are expensive.
b) Because SIS did not cover insulin shots.
c) Because it had many side effects.
d) Because if you controlled your diet, you could control your diabetes.
9. The correct statement is:

a) Pasta is good food for diabetics.
b) You should eat whatever you want without controlling portions of food.
c) Having diabetes is eating more healthy food and less junk.
d) Family history is not a factor in diabetes.
10. According to the conversation, what is not a factor that influences diabetes?
a) Years.
b) Being overweight.
c) The genetic.
d) Insulin shots.
VOCABULARY
1. Workload: is the amount of work a person has to do during a certain time.

2. Exhaustion: is a feeling of being very tired and lacking energy.
3. Therapeutic: something that is therapeutic helps someone to heal or feel relaxed.
4. Empathy: empathy is the ability to share and relate to someone elses feelings or experiences.
5. Fever: Increased body temperature above normal.
6. Hypertension: hypertension is a chronic condition in which a persons blood pressure is higher
than it should be.
7. Insulin: insulin is a substance produced by the body that is responsible for regulating the levels
of sugar in the blood.
8. Glucose: glucose is a natural for of sugar created by plants.
9. Tumor: a tumor is a mass of cells in the body, that grow in a abnormal way.
10. x-ray: an X-RAY is a beam of radiation that can travel through solid objects.

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TRUE OR FALSE

1. SCHEDULES AND HOURS

2. COMMUNICATING WITH PATIENTS AND FAMILIES

1. Gina asks her patient about his day to develop a connection.

1. Frank became very ill when he accidentally drank the.

1. Listen again and complete the conversation.

NURSE: Is there a family history of diabetes?

PATIENT: No. None.

NURSE: Well, there are many risk factors besides 1 genetics.

PATIENT: But Im not even overweight.

NURSE: You are approaching sixty, though. Unfortunately, 2 age is a factor.

PATIENT: Okay, is there a list of foods that I should eat?

PATIENT: Really? I would have expected something pretty restrictive.

PATIENT: I should probably be eating healthy anyway.

2. What will the patient most likely do to manage his diabetes?

3. What is the text about?

5. What surprised the patient?

6. What are the risk factors as dictated by the nurse?

7. What foods would you recommend to the patient?

9. The correct statement is:

1. Workload: is the amount of work a person has to do during a certain time.

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