School Nurse
Occupational Health
Forensic & Correctional Nursing
Faith Community Nursing
Home Health & Hospice
100

The % of children who live in poverty in the U.S. 

What is 10%

100

Examples of work-related exposures leading to injury and or illness? 

What is repetitive motion injury, asbestos, exposure to chemicals, and machine accidents.

100

Define what forensic means.

What is the "pertaining to the law, legal."

100

FNC stands for what?

What is Faith Community Nursing

100

How long can a client stay in hospice?

After the initial 90 days, the client will be reassessed and can stay in hospice as long as eligible.

200

A common complaint of school-age children.

What is dental caries.

200

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

200

The acronym SANE stands for what? 

What is Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner.

200

Which is the fastest growing population of homeless people?

What is families with children.

200

What is the layman term for pediculosis capitis?

What is head lice.

300

A student's health is directly related to what?

What is ability to learn

300

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 


300

Correctional nursing deals with which health conditions the most.

What are HIV, Hepatitis, and Tuberculosis?

300

These are two issues that homeless people struggle with.

What is mental illness and substance abuse.

300

What is a common issue home health nurses face when providing services to a homeless client?

What is frequent relocation.

400

Four types of healthcare offered by school nurses?

What is:

1) First aid & emergency care

2) Immunization & screening

3) Medication administration

4) Health prevention activities

400

When was the Occupational Safety and Health Act enacted and why?

What is 1970 due to a major coal-mining disaster in West Virginia?

400

Name at least 4 of the 8 activities the Forensic Psychiatric Nurse perform.

What is

Sanity or competency evaluations

Assessment of violence potential

Assessment of capacity or formulate intent

Parole and probation consideration

Assessment of racial or cultural factors in crime

Assistance in jury selection

Sexual predator screening

Provision of expert witness testimony


400

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

400

Which disease presents with night sweats, weigh loss, and a constant cough?

What is Tuberculosis

500

Six high-risk behaviors according to the CDC.

What is:

1) Alcohol & drug use

2) Unintentional injuries & violence

3) Tobacco use

4) Poor nutrition

5) Lack of physical activity

6) Sexual behaviors - STD's Pregnancies

500

Name 5 work-related agents that are potentially hazardous.

What is 

Chemical, Biological-infectious, Enviromechanical, Physical, Psychosocial - hazards

Table 31.2

500

Name the 6 types of elder abuse.

What is

physical

psychological

emotional

financial

neglect

sexual abuse

500

FNC are health educators and what is their role, list at least  three.

What is:

Identify resources

teaching strategies for their community

health literacy

developmental stages of its remembers 

500

A nurse is assessing a home environment and finds a child that looks like this, what should the nurse do next?



What is report this to CPS.