Natural Disasters
Armed Conflict
Public Health Biological
Public Health Community
100

Natural Disasters are broadly into which 3 categories

· Biological

· Climate related

· Geophysical

100

The main health consequences of armed conflict 

severe malnutrition, increase in disease, combat-related injuries, malaria, childhood diseases.

100

In what ways do advancements in technology enhance public health response to biological events? 

Enhanced communication between organizations both domestically and internationally. 

Direct and immediate communication to the public. 

Ability to quarantine due to videoconferencing and Telehealth. 

100

3 barriers that impact the NPs role in immigrant health? 

Language

Therapeutic relationships

Cultural 

200

What did the CDC find in the walls of post Katrina Homes that sustained water damage?

· Mold

200

Which one of our professors was an ICU for 7 years, has a dual certificate in FNP and AGACNP, and has a son too cute for words? 

Dr. Christine Malinowski

200

In the 1950s, 1/3 of the population was left paralyzed, but due to vaccination there is now a 99% decrease in cases of this disease worldwide.

Polio 

200

Public health concerns in the home? 

Social isolation 

Food insecurity 

Violence and trauma 

Lack of healthcare 

300

Which one of our professors has recently left her practice to teach full time?

Dr. Susan Wiers 

300

What ethical dilemmas do health care providers encounter when working in zones of armed conflict?

remaining silent about violations of international and human rights laws, maintaining privacy and informed consent, maintaining respect for cultural practices regarding death and grief

300

What challenges might a practitioner face in their role during a biological event?

Exposure to disease

Insufficient supplies

Uncompliant patients

Patients who are misinformed 

300

Inner city public health concerns

Racism 

Tobacco use 

Teenage pregnancy 

400

Which Natural Disasters will become more frequent and severe because of climate change? 

· Floods and Storms

400

List barriers to providing care that health care workers experience in conflict torn regions

interference from perpetrators of violence, lack of access to medical centers and supplies, lack of experience in emergency triaging

400
In summarization, what are the Public Health Official's roles during a biological event? 

1. Stop disease spread 

2. Lead communication efforts in case of outbreak

3. Move quickly to create interventions, strategies and policies to slow spread and save lives.

400

Which one of our professors has recently moved? 

Dr Nancy George 

500

What are the 4 main relief needs in Natural Disasters?

· Water

· Food

· Sanitation

· Shelter

500

In war-torn areas, what is the definition of "internally displaced citizens"?

Individuals who are forced to leave their homes due to war but unable to seek international refuge

500

Which one of our professors are a seasoned adult nurse practitioner and recent doctor of nursing practice graduate? 

Dr. Jennifer Ahlquist CONGRATS! We all hope to be with you soon. 

500

Have you had to find any resources in the community for a patient? 

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