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leo leo · **on:** Jul 7, 2018

In working as an advocate for specific population groups, the nurses recognize that they are engaging in population-based nursing, which was established by:

a. Florence Nightingale. c. Clara Barton.
b. Faye Abdellah. d. Jane Delano.

Question 2

A nursing instructor tests students on their understanding of the concept of values. Which response by a student indicates that further teaching is needed?

a. Values provide a set of rules by which to live.
b. Values guide actions and decisions.
c. Values hinder problem solving and give direction to life.
d. Values influence how people react to others.

Animal_Goddess · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 7, 2018

Answer to Question 1

A
Nightingale's actions to improve the health care of soldiers on the battlefield and the poor and infirm
in London was directed at vulnerable populations. The primary thrust of this advocacy is directed at
population groups.

Answer to Question 2

C
Values perform important functions in our lives and the way in which we view and interact with the
world around us. Some important functions of values are that they provide a set of rules to live by;
guide actions and decisions; give direction to people's lives and help them to solve problems (not
hinder problem solving); influence how individuals perceive and react to others; help determine basic
attitudes concerning personal, social, and philosophical issues; reflect an individual's identity; and
provide a basis for self-evaluation.