Define Me
Ethics or Culture
Level of Prevention
Potpourri
Potpourri Again
100
A collection of people who share one or more personal or environmental characteristics.
What is an aggregate or population?
100
Adhering to moral rules or duty rather than to the consequences of the actions. Because I said so, that's why.
What is deontology?
100
In addressing wound care and amputations in a diabetic population.
What is tertiary level of prevention?
100
This will ensure that a patient knows how to do a dressing change.
What is a return demonstration?
100
The collection and analysis of data. What are the services available or the health care needs??
What is public health core function of assessment?
200
For the purposes of assessing whether objectives are met or planned activities are completed. Should be ongoing during a program.
What is formative evaluation?
200
If you revise a Spanish recipe to include more health ingredients while keeping as much of the flavor as possible this is an example of what cultural dimension?
What is repatterning? (Working with clients to make changes in health care when cultural behaviors are harmful or decrease their well-being.)
200
With a high incidence of diabetes in New Brunswick, the community health nurse offers free blood sugar screenings in Shoprite.
What is secondary level of prevention?
200
In the community, to ensure services are acceptable and effective is the ultimate goal of _________ __________. Having a healthy eating class where there is unhealthy eating going on.
What is program planning?
200
When the nurse researches best practices is an important step in using this.
What is evidence-based practice?
300
Nursing that has as it's focus the health care of individuals, families, or groups.
What is community-oriented nursing?
300
When a surgeon recommends amputation of a limb because the choice is keep it and be ill or amputate to remove the source of the infected, non-healing wound. This ethical principle wants us to do the right thing.
What is non-maleficence?
300
Text message reminders to clinic patients after their physicals to perform at home occult blood testing.
What is secondary level of prevention?
300
Allowing the family of a female Italian immigrant to remain in the room during discussions about her are is an example of _______ ____________.
What is cultural accommodation?
300
Establishing scientific knowledge base for decisions about public health. What we need are clinics based on need for primary care.
What is public health core function of policy making?
400
First attempt to describe a model approach to the organization of public health.
What is the Shattuck Report?
400
In this first step, of __________ ____________, the nurse thinks about her feelings toward the particular culture.
What is cultural competence?
400
Nutrition education for elementary school children during a health lesson.
What is primary level of prevention?
400
Promote quality of life, healthful environments, eliminate disparities, and prevent premature death are goals of this.
What is Healthy People 2020?
400
Essential health services and personnel are available. What we need to know is that many are using the clinics.
What is the public health function of assurance?
500
The primary focus is on the health care and the health status of individuals, families, and groups. The goal is to preserve, protect, promote, or maintain health.
What is a community health nursing?
500
In the Karen Ann Quinlan case, whether removing life support was a crime or a right was this step in the process.
What is identifying the ethical dilemma or issue? This is the first step in the process. Placing it within context, obtaining relevant facts, consider the approach, making a decision and taking action, and evaluating these complete the ethical process=the framework for making ethical decisions.
500
Addressing STI's among teens nationwide, the public health nurse is involved in condom distribution in the local community.
What is primary level of prevention?
500
The federal government (or CDC) establishes mandates i.e. collection of communicable disease data, which is then carried out by _________________________.
What is the state and/or local health departments?
500
By the end of the program, 100% of the new mothers will be able to identify the correct infant sleeping position means placing the baby on their back.
What is a community diagnosis? Remember SMART objectives: Specific; Measurable; Achievable; Realistic; Time
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