Ethics
Health ed/literacy
disasters
infection/disease
100

Two medically indigent men come to the clinic to get their monthly supply of blood pressure medicine.  There is only enough for one person.  Which action should the nurse take first?

gather additional information to make a decision

100

Key concepts of adult learning

readiness to learn, experience, motivation

100

heightened inspection and security in a community are actions taken during which phase of the disaster cycle?  

prevention

100

The nurse identifies a patient with active TB in the community. Which agency must this be reported to?

Local department of health

200

A nurse allows clients to be active participants in planning their care.  This action is an example of what ethical principle?

autonomy

200

indicators of health literacy

reading level of material

primary language of participant

cultural beliefs and values

200

What is a priority in the response phase of a disaster:

clean up

focus on basic needs

clean up

focus on basic needs

200

Encouraging the use of universal precautions by health care workers is an example of what level of prevention?

primary

300

A nurse is examining ethical issues in health care.  What describes the actions of the nurse

bioethics

300

what is a red flag for low health literacy?

incomplete registration forms; identify pills by size, color; failing to ask questions; missing follow-up appointments

300

As a medical first responder in a disaster, first priority?

assist in triaging victims

300

What is the best method for preventing healthcare acquired infections

handwashing

400

Which is considered an ethical dilemma in public health: deciding to start a clinic in a rural area; allocating limited resources during a disaster; withdrawing care of a hospice patient

allocation of limited resources

400

Patient who does not desire to make a healthy behavior change is in what stage of health promotion?

precontemplation

400

True or false.  Disasters can be relieved without intervention

false

400

Which vector is responsible for spreading diseases such as west nile virus among humans?

Mosquitos

500

Which ethical principle is applied by the belief that benefits and burdens of society should be shared on a fair and equal basis?

distributive  or social justice

500

A person who is 2 weeks into an exercise program is in what stage of health promotion?

action

500

After a disaster, older adults can experience which of the following? anger, regression, loss of independence

Loss of independence

500

A person diagnosd with TB is considered non-infectious if they have received therapy for what amount of time?

2-3 weeks