Planning interventions
maximize health/wellness in setting of no disease or challenges
What is a primary prevention
analyze interpret data on regular basis in order to diagnose problems in community
surveillance
where did the contaminant come from
what is a source of contamination
TB is continuously present in certain regions of India at a stable rate.
Endemic
Amidst the backdrop of Civil War, her nursing dedication led her to establish the Red Cross, an organization renowned for its disaster relief efforts and emergency assistance.
Who is clara barton
long term management of chronic conditions
What is tertiary
bringing the resides, advocates, city officials, and industry to collaborate address issues and develop strategies
what is community organizing
how contaminant is released to the environment
what is environmental source medium and transport
The sudden outbreak of Zika virus in Brazil in 2015 which saw a sharp increase in cases over short period of time
epidemic
founder of public health nursing founded Henry St NYC nursing and social services and cultural activities for residents
who is lilian wald
Planned effect to minimize impact of injury/disease once it has occurred. Screening initial recognition to determine stages of illness/challenge which could later progress to greater issues
what is secondary prevention
locates individs and families risk factors and connects to resources referrals make connection
What is case finding
ppl who potentially have do or could come into contact with contaminent
receptor population or susecptble hosts
global spread of H1N1 influenza virus in 2009 affecting populations worldwide
pandemic
Tirelessly advocating for a better mental health system, she exposed the deplorable conditions of mental asylums and was central in pushing for reforms and the establishment of dedicated facilities.
Who is Dorothea Dix
true or false the following is a SMART goal
The number of older minority residents of River City receiving a flu shot will double.
False
active and passive interventions utilized for pandemic, HIV harm reduction to observe incidients
what is screening
Specific location where ppl come into contact with contaminent
what is a point of exposure
"ive stopped going in for appointments in the past few year its too far for me" exemplifies which A's
Availability
accessibility
affordability
awareness
what is accessibility
Statistician and public health innovator credited with systematic collection of health data and public health infrastructure in US
Lemuel Shattuck
Morality, creativity, problem, solving, lack of prejudice, acceptance of facts is what level of Maslow's Hierarchy of needs?
what is self actualization
connecting with community members
What is outreach
pathway of entry where contaminent enters body (dermal, inhalation, ingestion, etc.)
what is route of exposure
amount of contaminant that enters body and is able to affect the intended site of physiological activity.
what is bioavailability?
her transformative approach to rural healthcare, she introduced nurse-midwifery to the U.S. and founded the Frontier Nursing Service, which played a pivotal role in improving the health of children and families in remote areas.
Who is Mary Breckinridge?