Social Determinates of Health
economic stability, healthcare access and quality, education access and quality, neighborhood/environment, social & community
What are Social Determinates of Health
Community‑based nursing delivers care
What are homes, schools, workplaces, and community settings.
What is Culture
Alternative, blended, alternative, cohabitating/partnered
What are types of families
When a patient shows the nurse about the education
What is teach back.
Patients without access to primary care is more likely to rely on...
What is the emergency department
A key goal of community‑based nursing
Promote and maintain health
Rationale: The emphasis is on health promotion, illness prevention, and managing chronic conditions outside hospitals.
This type of barrier is culturally driven.
What is a bias, known, unconscious, or implicit
The family member who ensures everyone attends appointments
What is a care coordinator
Use this instead of using health jargon
What is plain language
Lack of access to parks and sidewalks affect..
What is physical activity
A community center where the nurse is performing blood‑pressure screenings show what level of prevention
Primary prevention/
Rationale: Screenings fall under primary prevention as they help detect risks early.
True or False: Culture is a learned behavior and is constantly changing
True
Open communication and mutual respect are characteristics of
A functional family dynamic
The nurse should address this if a patient becomes anxious
The patients affective state/emotional state
A decreased ability to understand health information
What is low health/literacy
When healthcare shift increases the need for community‑based nursing
Shorter hospital stays:
Rationale: Early discharges require nurses to continue care in the community.
The need to provide care based on an individual's cultural beliefs, practices, and values
What is transcultural care
An intervention that helps care givers
What is respite services
The patient is demonstrating this when showing how to give themselves a show
What are Psychomotor Skills
The number 1 determinate
What is Economic Stability
A major characteristic of community‑based nursing
The individual and family needs
Rationale: Community‑based nursing manages care for individuals and families across settings.
In any intercultural encounter there is an outsider perspective (etic worldview).
What is Etic Worldview
A family that adapts successfully during illness demonstrates
What is resilient functioning
An appropriate response from a nurse for patients who are not ready to learn
Offer to return at a better time