decreased in self esteem and increase in suicide is directly correlated to this internet phenomenon
What is social media?
Examples of work-related exposures leading to injury and or illness?
What is repetitive motion injury, asbestos, exposure to chemicals, and machine accidents.
Define what forensic means.
What is the "pertaining to the law, legal."
FNC stands for what?
What is Faith Community Nursing
How long can a client stay in hospice?
what is the initial 90 days, the client will be reassessed and can stay in hospice as long as eligible.
The American Dental Association is concerned about this health outcome with directly related to taking out fluoride in our water
What is dental caries.
The mnemonic I PREPARE stands for what?
What is:
I - Investigate potential exposures
P - Present work
R - Residence
E - Environmental concerns
P - Past work
A - Activities
R - Referrals & resources
E - Educate
The acronym SANE stands for what?
What is Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner.
Which is the fastest growing population of homeless people?
What is families with children.
What is the goal of hospice
what is Provide comfort, dignity and QOL w pt w terminal illness
What is the layman term for pediculosis capitis?
what isHead lice
List at least three items that should be kept in a first kit in an occupational work site.
What is:
Band-Aids and gauze.
Poison control phone number.
Antibiotic ointment
Over-the-counter analgesics
Disposable Ice Packs
Correctional nursing deals with which health conditions the most.
What are HIV, Hepatitis, and Tuberculosis?
These are two issues that homeless people struggle with.
What is mental illness and substance abuse.
What type if nursing services can be provided in the home? list 3
what is
IV, blood draws
PEG tube feeding
ventilator management
medication administration
What kind of healthcare is offered by school nurses?
What is:
1) First aid & emergency care
2) Immunization & screening
3) Medication administration
4) Health prevention activities
Organization that ensures employees safety at work
what is OSHA
Forensic nurses are mainly employed in what areas?
what is ER, hospitals, community clinics and law firms
List at least four key informants in a community setting.
What is:
Informal leaders of the community
Religious leaders
Political leaders and elected officials
Educators and school officials
Health care providers
Which disease presents with night sweats, weigh loss, and a constant cough?
What is Tuberculosis
High-risk behaviors of middle school childres according to the CDC.
What is:
1) Alcohol & drug use
3) Tobacco use
4) Poor nutrition
5) Lack of physical activity
6) Sexual behaviors - STD's Pregnancies
Name 5 work-related agents that are potentially hazardous.
What is
Chemical, Biological-infectious, Enviromechanical, Physical, Psychosocial - hazards
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What is the primary goal of correctional nurse
what is Maintain safe, secure and humane enviroment for inmates
FNC are health educators and what else is their role, list at least three.
What is:
Identify resources
Guide support groups
Health literacy
Coordinate volunteer efforts
Visit patients in hospital setting
A nurse is assessing a home environment and finds a child that has bruising over the visable areas of their body
What is report this to CPS.