IPV
This secondary prevention strategy is used for preventing IPV.
What is screening patients with multiple risk factors for evidence of abuse?
When consumed with alcohol, this drug causes flushing, nausea, and vomiting.
What is disulfiram?
This drug is given for opioid overdose.
What is naloxone (Narcan)?
This stage of disaster would include setting up emergency shelter during the warning period before an impending storm.
What is preimpact?
Vaccination should be administered within two to three days of exposure to this bioterrorism exposure.
What is smallpox?
These are considerations for a lethality assessment.
What are issues such as guns at home, history of arrests, history of the severity of violence in the relationship, and thoughts about what their partner could do to hurt them?
Alcohol use during pregnancy can result in these side effects to the fetus.
What is low IQ, facial abnormalities, and short attention span?
This law positively affected the quality standards for water.
What is the Clean Water Act?
Before conducting a physical assessment during a chemical disaster, a nurse would do this.
What is don PPE?
This is the primary advantage of bioterrorism agents.
What is their ability to spread easily person-to-person?
These instances could be considered abuse and neglect.
What is leaving a child in back seat of car in July, a parent not feeding a six-year-old all day, and a caregiver who permits their boyfriend to punch their child?
These key factors in a patient's record increase a patient's risk of substance use disorder, specifically alcohol use disorder.
What are a family history and presence of a learning disability?
The nurse notifies this agency in the event of a nonbiological or chemical incident.
What is the OEM, Office of Emergency Management?
These are the key areas to include in a disaster prepardness plan.
What is addressing morbidity, mortality, mental health, and infectious disease?
This category of biologic agents is the greatest threat to the public.
What are category A agents?
This is the definition of neglect.
What is an act or failure to act which presents an imminent risk of serious harm?
This examination would be used by the nurse to screen for a comorbidity that is highly associated with substance use disorders?
What is a mental status examination (MSE)?
There is a high comorbidity of SUD with major mental illness. The mental status examination is a valuable tool in identifying signs and symptoms of major mental illness that co-occur with substance use. The MSE exam can alert the nurse to cognitive changes that are the result of chronic substance use and can help differentiate symptoms from other medical conditions.
This drug reverses a drug overdose by attaching to the opioid receptors and reversing the effects of other opioids.
What is naloxone (Narcan)?
What drugs would this be given for?
After responding to a disaster, the disaster response team meets. What are some of their priorities?
What are analyzing the disaster response and working on future disaster preparedness plans?
The nurse would administer this after individuals are exposed to anthrax while doing farm work.
These are acts that refer to violent acts committed by groups of people, often driven by social, political, or economic objectives, and can manifest in various forms such as riots, terrorism, and organized crime.
What is collective violence?
These are common withdrawal symptoms from substances such as benzodiazapines.
What are diaphoresis and agitation?
People who live in high-risk congregate settings are at risk for this disease.
What is TB?
Avalanches, coastal flooding, or an ice storm are examples of this type of disaster.
Daily double question: Name tertiary prevention examples for those with IPV.
What are resources such as support groups and assistance to leave the abuser?