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100

Why is there an increase in using home health (name 1)

cost-effective, decreases hospital stays, increased elderly population that needs skilled care

100

best definition of family

Whomever the patient says they are.

100

What is a health disparity?

Quantifiable differences in the presence of disease, health outcomes, or access to care among different groups/populations.

100

Role of the faith/parish nurse

educator, advocate, health counselor, support group coordinator

100

Triage- do this first

Respirations/airway

200

Who qualifies for HH under Medicare guidelines

can't drive, skilled need- but not daily, has caregiver support

200

Who is at most risk for homelessness?

Someone living in poverty, lack of healthcare, SUD, living in the inner city, housing wage disparity.

200

Name 2 red flags for abuse

non-ambulatory infant with an injury

stocking or glove pattern

caregiver/partner being unconcerned 

inconsistent reports of injury

delay in seeking care

200

what is the START triage system

color coded tag system to categorize clients based on severity of injury and guide transport

200

Example of a red tag

Immediate: needs immediate transport/interventions within 60 minutes for survival, compromise to airway, breathing, circulation.

300

Palliative vs Hospice

Palliative: pain & symptom management to improve quality of life. Can occur at any point in treatment.

Hospice: Comfort & quality of life, support for patient & family. Illness is terminal & prognosis is 6 months or less.

300

Define disparity

inequality or difference.

300

Give an example of a tertiary intervention for violence or substance misuse

SUD - treatment plans (goal of abstinence and prevention of death/OD), make plan to avoid high-risk situations, refer to AA, monitor pharmacologic management (Methadone tx).

Violence - establish parameters for long-term f/u and prevention, make resources in community available, refer to mental health prof. (ATI p. 65).

300

Major health issue in school aged kids

Obesity

300

Example of a yellow tag

Delayed: transport can be delayed, serious and potentially life-threatening injuries, status not expected to deteriorate significantly over next few hours

400

give secondary prevention example for a school nurse

Screens for lice, vision, hearing, scoliosis, oral health. Assess children/staff who become ill/injured. Assess for abuse/neglect, mental illness, respond to crises/disasters. 
400

Name one reason an undocumented immigrant may not seek healthcare

Afraid of deportation.

400
6 Principles of Trauma-informed care

Safety, trustworthiness, peer support, collaboration, empowerment, cultural respect (slide 14, chapter 25/31).

400

Screenings a school nurse may perform (name 2)

BP, scoliosis, vision, hearing, height, weight

400

Example of a green tag

Minor: minor injuries, unlikely to deteriorate over days, may be able to walk to assist in own care

500

give an example of a patient that qualifies for hospice

Cancer patient not responding to chemotherapy. Death expected within 6 months. 

A patient suffering from end-stage Alzheimer, refusing to eat/drink. 

500

What is the leading cause of vulnerability

Poverty

500

abuse vs neglect

Abuse - physical, sexual or emotional.

Neglect - failure to meet basic emotional/physical needs

500

What does an occupational health nurse do?

works to promote a healthy work environment to foster the health and safety of workers. (p. 46 ATI)

500

Example of what should be included on a disaster plan

Specific plans for possible disasters, communication, roles, meeting place, etc

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