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Community based nursing
What is the community nursing practice that cares for individuals and focuses on illness care?
100
statistics
What is the name for the numbers or data used when utilizing the status dimension of community assessment?
100
Aspects of vulnerability
What is having limited control, disenfranchisement, victimization, disempowerment, marginalization, and high health risks?
100
A reporting system that monitors communicable diseases where teams are sent to investigate and confirm reported cases.
What is surveillance.
100
A pattern of behavior where one person controls another through fear and intimidation.
What is domestic violence.
200
Beneficence
What is the ethical principle that guides nurses to do good?
200
census data, windshield survey, library data bases, focus groups
What are four ways to collect data for a community assessment.
200
Predisposing factors to vulnerability
What are low socioeconomic status, multiple chronic diseases, developmental transitions, unstable home environment, inadequate education, and being very young or very old?
200
Contaminants that cause dizziness, memory loss, cognitive development and may be found in the water, fish, air, household pipes and toys made in foreign countries.
What is mercury and lead?
200
provide safety, support, documentation, validation of situation, assessment, resource information
What are nursing interventions when working with a victim of violence?
300
Act or injury caused injury or damage.
What is a necessary step to the process of being sued for malpractice.
300
Evaluation
A part of the nursing process that is directly related to outcomes.
300
Assessment of: home, environment, access to health & community resources, health (physical & mental), life stresses, susceptibility to negative events, age and circumstance.
The assessments that need to be done when assessing a vulnerable population?
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poverty, social inequality, bioterriorism, political interest or will, weather changes
What is responsible for emerging infectious diseases?
300
The father states to the nurse during a pediatric clinic visit, "I don't think the baby even looks like me"!
What is a red flag for a possible child abuser?
400
Community health nurse
Who is the community health nurse that provides purely population based nursing?
400
Primary intervention
What are interventions that are directed toward health promotion and prevention?
400
Population more likely to work at high risk jobs, live in a hazardous environment, eat less nutritious diets, have multiple stressers, are uneducated, lack physical and emotional resources.
What are the poor?
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triage, shelter management, providing health education, clinical assessment.
What is the role of the nurse on a disaster management team.
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minimizing the situation, low self-esteem, physical health problems, wearing long sleeves in very hot weather
What are possible signs of abuse?
500
Advocacy
What is the nursing activity that supports the client/patient in making their own health care decisions?
500
Putting the needs of a disabled child before the needs of all other family members.
What is an unhealthy family?
500
Population that has acute shortages of health care professionals, problems with availability, accessibility, affordability, awareness, acceptability of health care.
What is the rural population.
500
The nurse is working in a shelter and doing lice screening of all children.
What is a secondary intervention?
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below 45 years old, unemployed, divorced, parent of young children, pregnant
Who are women that are at risk to be abused?