A nurse who uses a conceptual model as a framework begins to think differently about the nursing process.
When using a conceptual model as a framework for clients, what is the major advantage of applying an individual model to the family and community as client model?
A) The model is the road map; need buy in by the user to incorporate it effectively
B) The model changes by virtue of the client and expands, creating more variables
C) The model becomes multidimensional, which may be difficult to apply
D) The model is familiar; needs are adapted for broader clients
Question 2
When communities are the focus for the nurse, what prevention strategies can be applied by the nurse using primary prevention when an outbreak of measles occurs in the community?
A) Facilitating people to do self-screening
B) Increasing the public's awareness of health problems
C) Lobbying for adequate services and resources
D) Facilitating people to do referrals when issues arise
Model for cytoplasmic segregation
B, The nurse teaches the postoperative client to use an incentive spirometer to expand the lungs.
Eye Model
Heart Model
Model of a purple bacterial reaction center complex
The sliding-filament model