Exam 1
This type of thinking is defined as "the relationship between an organization/system and an individual"; Essentially looks at the BIG Picture
A. Upstream Thinking
B. Systemic Thinking
C. Health Belief Model
What is B. Systemic Thinking?
This level of prevention focuses on early detection such as cancer screenings.
What is Secondary?
This type of community shares a common interest or problem.
A. Geographic Community
B. Demographic Community
C. Functional Community
What is C. Functional Community?
This model is used for home and hospice care and is a structured way for nurses to provide care using the nursing process.
What is the Omaha System Model?
These two things can occur from using inhalants.
What is Death from Acute Cardiac Dysrhythmias and Asphyxiation?
This popular theory focuses on the environment and how it affects health. The theory also reduced infection rates from 50% to just 2% when it was first enacted.
What is Nightingales Environmental Theory?
The term used for defining new cases of a disease in a population is known as
What is incident?
Health data, crime rates, and patient satisfaction are all what type of factors to consider when completing a community assessment?
What is Status?
A hospice care kit will contain ____.
What is Medication?
This population is most likely to attempt suicide.
What are females?
This model helps a nurse determine the likelihood a patient will take action based on the own perceived susceptibility
What is the Health Belief Model?
The six leading causes of Communicable Disease Deaths are (or just name six communicable diseases)
What are Acute Respiratory Diseases, HIV/AIDs, Diarrheal Disease, TB, Malaria, and Measles?
This model looks at multiple traits of an individual such as age, gender, family, local laws, ect and looks at these collectively to help determine what is affecting the pts health.
What is the Ecological Model?
This type of nurse provides care worldwide and commonly faces cultural and language barriers, affecting care.
What is Missionary Nurse?
This can be defined as not providing or taking advantage of a vulnerable person and their things or finances.
What is Economic Maltreatment?
This model/theory compliments the Health Belief Model but focuses on change at a community level rather than an individual level
What is Milo's Framework for Prevention?
This mode of transmission is spread from parent to offspring.
What is vertical?
The most impactful portion of the Health Impact Pyramid is at the ____ portion of the pyramid.
What is the bottom?
The nurse is providing care for a violence victim. The nurse's priority action would be _____.
What is Assess for Immediate Danger?
A parent considers their child to be a "bad child". This can be a sign of _____ or ____.
What is Abuse or Neglect?
This stage of the Transtheoretical Stages of Change is described as a person considering change and starts to understand if no change occurs they could become damaged.
What is Contemplation?
Hepatitis A is a ______ disease rather than Airborne.
What is Foodborne?
This Learning Theory believes people learn best when they choose to.
What is humanistic theory?
This person will collect detailed medical, physical, and emotional data from patients who have recently experienced sexual assault:
What is the SANE nurse?
Shelter in place is used for _____ events.
What is Short-Term?