Levels of Prevention
School nurse provides information on electronic vapor products (EVPs) to families and students.
What is primary prevention.
Fund mobile clinics, access to broadband internet, and incentivize providers to work in rural communities.
What are ways to decrease health disparities in rural health?
Nurses partner with key individuals, groups, coalitions, and organizations to effect change in public health.
What is collaboration?
PFAS
What is a chemical hazard/agent?
A single tidal wave or multiple tidal waves created from an earthquake on the ocean floor.
What is a tsunami?
Counseling meetings, drug replacement treatment, and workshops on the dangers of drugs are all examples of this.
What is tertiary prevention?
High levels of vehicle emissions, violence, and lower rates of chronic diseases.
What are contributors to urban health disparities?
Each student enters school healthy and learns about and practices a healthy lifestyle.
What is one of the tenets of the Whole School, Whole Community, Whole Child Model?
Nurses are encouraged by this organization to recognize environmental hazards that may impact human health.
What is the ANA?
What are reasons that qualify for disability related resources?
Creating a ricin response plan.
What is primary prevention?
When the nurse works with community residents and they all agree to a priority goal and action plan, it is called this.
What is community organizing?
Arranging peer-led discussions and activities focused on teen pregnancy prevention at the high school.
What is a role for the school nurse?
OSHA requires business with more than this number of employees, to keep records of fatalities, injuries and illnesses on the OSHA Form 300 log.
What is 10?
Anthrax and smallpox
What are Category A bioterrorism agents/diseases?
Annual hearing screenings for employees exposed to constant loud noises.
What is secondary?
Making sure there are shared leadership roles for members of the community is a key part of this research.
What is community based participatory research?
What is site focused?
This agency requires workplaces monitor noise levels within a work environment, have baseline audiograms for each employee, and conduct annual hearing tests.
If you don't know the specific hazards at an industrial accident, you should put on this.
What is the most protective PPE available?
Occupational health nurse fit tests N-95 masks for employees that may work with TB patients.
What is primary prevention?
Provides preventative services by an APRN regardless of insurance status.
What are nurse managed health centers?
Providing care based around the needs of a patient.
What is a core principle of the patient centered medical home model?
Pesticide exposure is considered this type of hazard that can impact population health.
What is environmental?
This concept calls for eliminating hazards first then if that is not possible then the next step is to institute engineering controls.
What is the hierarchy of controls?