This is the MOST SIGNOFICANT discriminator of computer and Internet usage!
What is age?
100
These are the 2 KEY TERMS considered when defining a community.
(Hint...they are also ways in which we can view a community...)
What are geographical and relational?
100
People are more likely to commit to, and sustain change, if they are told what the problem is and a plan is provided to address the problem.
True or false.
What is false! Clients need to PARTICIPATE in the process!
100
This term refers to community participation in an effort to transform their lives and environments.
(Hint...it also refers to community members gaining mastery of their lives...)
What is community empowerment?
100
Name the 2 KEY dimensions of the risk environment.
What are the type and level of environmental influence?
200
These are clearly defined, nursing terminology identifying assets or problems that effect health status.
What is the North American Nursing Diagnosis Association (NANDA)?
BONUS! What are the two types of nursing diagnoses we may use?
200
Name 3 social institutions within a community.
What are cultural and religious organizations, economic systems, and political structures? (answers may vary)
200
The ultimate goal of this step in the nursing process is to make health promotion and prevention a way of life!
What is planning?
200
True or False. An individual or single community is responsible for the success or failure of public health policy.
What is TRUE!
200
Give 3 examples of risky environments.
What are no running water, violence, poor transportation, heavy traffic, noise or air pollution, low socioeconomic status, poor education system? (answers may vary)
300
Name three methods of family assessment? In other words, what can we assess in a family?
What are composition, structure, socioeconomic status, libing environment, cultural context, and family history?
BONUS! This is the term for a "family tree" that identifies age and cause of death.
300
Community empowerment and participation.
What are the "Twin Pillars" of community-based health promotion programs?
300
Name 3 barriers to change that a nurse must plan for when designing a care plan?
What are motivation, fatigue or boredom, time, hopelessness, lack of appropriate skills, illness, significant others, and the environment?
300
This is the most reliable and trustworthy type of research.
What is raondomized controlled trial? (RCT)
BONUS! When we are looking at statistical data, which type of data is this?
300
This term describes the relationship between the magnitude, duration, frequency, and timing of an exposure, and the adverse effects.
What is dose-response?
400
True or False.
The school system is the MAJOR social unit responsible for the socialization of children.
What is FALSE!
BONUS! Who is?!
400
This community model of health focuses on the resources available to individuals and groups in the community.
What is the Social Capital Theory?
BONUS! Name two central components of the social capital theory.
400
Name 3 ways a nurse and/or client can formalize a commitment to behavior change.
What are nurse-client contracts, a self-contract, public announcement, calendar use, and purchase of necessary supplies?
400
This type of economic outcome evaluation looks at the amount of benefit a treatment or intervention provides compared to alternatives or nothing at all.
What is cost-effective analysis?
BONUS! Which economic outcome evaluation looks at "quality-adjusted life years?" (QALYs)
400
This is step 1 of risk assessment and looks at the ranges of effects a substance can have as identified by the literature.
What is hazard identification?
500
Name 3 methods for collecting data about a community?
What are interviewing, observation, windshield survey, secondary analysis, and community surveys?
500
What does "PROCEED" in the Precede-Proceed Model of community health stand for?
What is
P-policy
R-regulatory
O-organizational
C-constructs in
E-educational and
E-environmental
D-development
500
Why are community interventions so advantageous over individual ones?
- These interventions have a high level of exposure.
- They can create change on a larger scale.
- They can be generalizable to other communities.
- They can aid in the creation of public health policy!
500
Name 3 things that MUST be included in a nurse-client or self-contract.
What are the change to be made, how the change will be accomplished, who is participating in the change, the time frame, and the consequences or rewards?
500
Name 2 risk assumptions made by the public.
What are:
1) Voluntary risks are tolerated more than those imposed.
2) Risks involved in scientific debate are more feared than those with a concensus.
3) Risks of natural origin are considered less threatening than those created by man.