Question 1

When should the nurse offer advice to the family?

Accepted Answer

A)  Once requested 
B)  After the "one-question" technique 
C)  After a thorough assessment 
D)  If it appears the family is receptive 
A)  Once requested 
B)  After the "one-question" technique 
C)  After a thorough assessment 
D)  If it appears the family is receptive C

Question 2

The nurse knows that according to the research of Bell and Wright, which action creates negative impressions in clients' families?

Accepted Answer

A)  Expressing nurse curiosity 
B)  Creating a context for change 
C)  Asking if interventions were useful 
D)  Avoiding probing questions 
A)  Expressing nurse curiosity 
B)  Creating a context for change 
C)  Asking if interventions were useful 
D)  Avoiding probing questions D

Question 3

The nurse is working with a family in which the parents frequently fight loudly with each other. The nurse asks the children, "How do you feel when your parents are fighting?" What is the rationale for this question?

Accepted Answer

A)  To shame the parents into not arguing 
B)  To normalize the fighting to the children 
C)  To encourage family members to reflect on the effects of the fighting 
D)  To determine if child abuse is occurring 
A)  To shame the parents into not arguing 
B)  To normalize the fighting to the children 
C)  To encourage family members to reflect on the effects of the fighting 
D)  To determine if child abuse is occurring C

Question 4

Which are aspects of nurse curiosity? Select all that apply.

Accepted Answer

A)  The nurse wants to know about the family's problems. 
B)  The nurse is open to an alternate view of the situation. 
C)  The nurse applies extensive research to practice. 
D)  The nurse researches the family genogram. 
A)  The nurse wants to know about the family's problems. 
B)  The nurse is open to an alternate view of the situation. 
C)  The nurse applies extensive research to practice. 
D)  The nurse researches the family genogram.

Question 5

The nurse knows that the ingredients for the healing context do not include which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  Empathy 
B)  Empathetic responding 
C)  Mindfulness 
D)  Ethnic congruence between client and caregiver 
A)  Empathy 
B)  Empathetic responding 
C)  Mindfulness 
D)  Ethnic congruence between client and caregiver

Question 6

The nurse is giving advice to the family. Which statement is not therapeutic?

Accepted Answer

A)  "I think you should do this because most of my clients like this therapy." 
B)  "Do you think this type of therapy would be a good fit for you?" 
C)  "Based on what you have told me, I think that this might be something that would work for you." 
D)  "Okay, we have discussed several ideas, and it seems like the best would be this one." 
A)  "I think you should do this because most of my clients like this therapy." 
B)  "Do you think this type of therapy would be a good fit for you?" 
C)  "Based on what you have told me, I think that this might be something that would work for you." 
D)  "Okay, we have discussed several ideas, and it seems like the best would be this one."

Question 7

In creating a context for change, what is the role of the nurse?

Accepted Answer

A)  Acting as a relational bridge 
B)  Collecting information 
C)  Mediating arguments 
D)  Educating the family 
A)  Acting as a relational bridge 
B)  Collecting information 
C)  Mediating arguments 
D)  Educating the family

Question 8

Between scheduled family meetings, one family members calls the nurse to report the behaviors of other family members. What is the best response?

Accepted Answer

A)  "Let's discuss this when we are all together at the next meeting." 
B)  "You need to confront your sibling about this directly." 
C)  "I do not get involved in these family squabbles. " 
D)  "Tell me more." 
A)  "Let's discuss this when we are all together at the next meeting." 
B)  "You need to confront your sibling about this directly." 
C)  "I do not get involved in these family squabbles. " 
D)  "Tell me more."

Question 9

The nurse wants to create a context for change. Which would be a barrier to creating an effective context for change?

Accepted Answer

A)  Asking which concern is the most pressing concern 
B)  Asking how the problem has affected the family 
C)  Acknowledging the pain of the sufferer as more than that of the family 
D)  Asking for each member's perspective 
A)  Asking which concern is the most pressing concern 
B)  Asking how the problem has affected the family 
C)  Acknowledging the pain of the sufferer as more than that of the family 
D)  Asking for each member's perspective

Question 10

The nurse asks the family members, "Who is suffering the most in this family?" What is the purpose of this question?

Accepted Answer

A)  To measure the level of suffering of each person 
B)  To encourage a circular view of the problem 
C)  To determine which one is the true client 
D)  To identify types of pain 
A)  To measure the level of suffering of each person 
B)  To encourage a circular view of the problem 
C)  To determine which one is the true client 
D)  To identify types of pain

Question 11

The nurse is meeting with a family composed of two adult women and a young child. What is the best question the nurse can ask to help to understand their relationships?

Accepted Answer

A)  "Which one of you is Mommy?" 
B)  "Is the father involved in the child's life?" 
C)  "How would you describe your family relationships?" 
D)  "Which of you is the biological mother?" 
A)  "Which one of you is Mommy?" 
B)  "Is the father involved in the child's life?" 
C)  "How would you describe your family relationships?" 
D)  "Which of you is the biological mother?"

Question 12

The nurse has aligned with one family member over others. What is this known as?

Accepted Answer

A)  Building rapport 
B)  Taking sides 
C)  Forming alliances 
D)  Collaborating 
A)  Building rapport 
B)  Taking sides 
C)  Forming alliances 
D)  Collaborating

Question 13

The nurse knows that Whiting, Bradford, and Davis found which factor to be the most important in the healing process?

Accepted Answer

A)  The practitioner 
B)  The type of therapy 
C)  The environment 
D)  The number of sessions attended 
A)  The practitioner 
B)  The type of therapy 
C)  The environment 
D)  The number of sessions attended

Question 14

Before interviewing, the nurse reviews the errors most often committed in relational family nursing. Which are they? Select all that apply.

Accepted Answer

A)  Taking sides 
B)  Giving too much advice prematurely 
C)  Creating a context for change 
D)  Failing to introduce everyone 
A)  Taking sides 
B)  Giving too much advice prematurely 
C)  Creating a context for change 
D)  Failing to introduce everyone

Question 15

The family has just experienced a disaster. How does the nurse modify the usual interview process to accommodate this?

Accepted Answer

A)  A disaster nurse will conduct the interview instead. 
B)  The nurse will give advice early in the encounter. 
C)  The nurse will take sides in this encounter. 
D)  The nurse will not ask for family collaboration. 
A)  A disaster nurse will conduct the interview instead. 
B)  The nurse will give advice early in the encounter. 
C)  The nurse will take sides in this encounter. 
D)  The nurse will not ask for family collaboration.

When should the nurse offer advice to the family?

The nurse knows that according to the research of Bell and Wright, which action creates negative impressions in clients' families?

The nurse is working with a family in which the parents frequently fight loudly with each other. The nurse asks the children, "How do you feel when your parents are fighting?" What is the rationale for this question?

Which are aspects of nurse curiosity? Select all that apply.

The nurse knows that the ingredients for the healing context do not include which of the following?

The nurse is giving advice to the family. Which statement is not therapeutic?

In creating a context for change, what is the role of the nurse?

Between scheduled family meetings, one family members calls the nurse to report the behaviors of other family members. What is the best response?

The nurse wants to create a context for change. Which would be a barrier to creating an effective context for change?

The nurse asks the family members, "Who is suffering the most in this family?" What is the purpose of this question?

The nurse is meeting with a family composed of two adult women and a young child. What is the best question the nurse can ask to help to understand their relationships?

The nurse has aligned with one family member over others. What is this known as?

The nurse knows that Whiting, Bradford, and Davis found which factor to be the most important in the healing process?

Before interviewing, the nurse reviews the errors most often committed in relational family nursing. Which are they? Select all that apply.

The family has just experienced a disaster. How does the nurse modify the usual interview process to accommodate this?

Family Assessment and Intervention: an Overview

Theoretical Foundations of the Calgary Family Assessment and Intervention Models

The Calgary Family Assessment Model

The Calgary Family Intervention Model

Family Nursing Interviews: Stages and Skills

How to Prepare for Family Interviews

How to Conduct Family Interviews

How to Use Questions in Family Interviewing

How to Do a 15-Minute or Shorter Family Interview

How to Move Beyond Basic Family Nursing Skills

How to Terminate With Families

Putting It All Together

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Exam 11: How to Avoid the Three Most Common Errors in Family Nursing

When should the nurse offer advice to the family?

The nurse knows that according to the research of Bell and Wright, which action creates negative impressions in clients' families?

The nurse is working with a family in which the parents frequently fight loudly with each other. The nurse asks the children, "How do you feel when your parents are fighting?" What is the rationale for this question?

Which are aspects of nurse curiosity? Select all that apply.

The nurse knows that the ingredients for the healing context do not include which of the following?

The nurse is giving advice to the family. Which statement is not therapeutic?

In creating a context for change, what is the role of the nurse?

Between scheduled family meetings, one family members calls the nurse to report the behaviors of other family members. What is the best response?

The nurse wants to create a context for change. Which would be a barrier to creating an effective context for change?

The nurse asks the family members, "Who is suffering the most in this family?" What is the purpose of this question?

The nurse is meeting with a family composed of two adult women and a young child. What is the best question the nurse can ask to help to understand their relationships?

The nurse has aligned with one family member over others. What is this known as?

The nurse knows that Whiting, Bradford, and Davis found which factor to be the most important in the healing process?

Before interviewing, the nurse reviews the errors most often committed in relational family nursing. Which are they? Select all that apply.

The family has just experienced a disaster. How does the nurse modify the usual interview process to accommodate this?

Family Assessment and Intervention: an Overview

Theoretical Foundations of the Calgary Family Assessment and Intervention Models

The Calgary Family Assessment Model

The Calgary Family Intervention Model

Family Nursing Interviews: Stages and Skills

How to Prepare for Family Interviews

How to Conduct Family Interviews

How to Use Questions in Family Interviewing

How to Do a 15-Minute or Shorter Family Interview

How to Move Beyond Basic Family Nursing Skills

How to Terminate With Families

Putting It All Together

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