Epi Triangle
Smog in the city is an example of this point on the triangle.
What is environmental
This environmental hazard usually occurs in damp areas and can cause breathing difficulties
What is mold?
This learning theory might use reflection to understand mental processes?
What is cognitive learning theory?
This is one way that health care agencies can be seen as welcoming to LGBTQ+ clients.
What is: ask about pronouns, avoid assumptions about sexual health or preferences, etc. ?
The number one cause of death for children 1-19 years of age
What are unintentional injuries?
Washing my hands impacts this point on the triangle
What is host?
One type of food that could be used to help decrease lead levels in the body?
What are foods high in Vitamin C, Iron, calcium
A nurse in the community is asking community members to draw from life experiences to discuss how their views on a health issue have changed over time. What educational theory is being used?
Transformational Theory
This legistlation allows for adults to determine health practices, examples include MPOA and Advance Directives
What is Patient Self Determination Act?
These are veents occurring in childhood that cause physical or emotional trauma.
What are Adverse Childhood Events or ACES
Draining all points of standing water to eliminate mosquitos impacts this point on the triangle
What is environment?
This environmental hazard is often found in insulation and automotive parts?
What is asbestos?
The school health nurse wants to teach teachers and students how to respond to a disaster situation through a mock scenario. What learning theory is being applied?
Experential Learning Theory
This is the difference between hospice and palliative care
What is palliative care can be given across the care continuum, regardless of diagnosis of 6 mos or left to live.
This is a visual illustration of family in relation to community resources.
What is an Ecomap?
Screening individuals for susceptibility to disease impacts this point on the epidemiological triangle?
What is host?
A gas found in soil that can lead to lung cancer
What is radon?
What is affective?
These are two examples of caregiver risk factors for ACES.
What are:
•Were abused as children
•Have less than high school education
•Have no reliable support system
•Lack financial resources
Are sole caregivers for the family
The WIC nurse is doing a home visit. As part of the visit, the nurse contacts the family to share the purpose of the visit, determine willingness for the visit to occur, and review the family record.
What is the pre-visit phase?
Immunization affects what two points on the epidemiological triangle?
What is agent and host?
The level of lead in the blood that requires chelation therapy?
What is 45ug/dL?
A parish nurse hosts a farmer's market to promote eating fresh fruits and vegetables. For every five health selections that participants make, they are provided with a $5 gift certificate for their next trip. What learning theory is the nurse using?
What is behavioral learning theory?
The sister of a person with SUD has established the boundary that she will not interact with her sibling while they are in active addiction and unwilling to obtain health. This is an example of this family function.
What is affective nurturance?
These are two attributes of a health family.
What are : •Commitment •Appreciation & Affection •Positive Communications •Enjoyable time together •Spiritual well-being Ability to cope with stress & crisis