Nurses need to ask critical questions about their clients' work and home environments to help discern the contributions of specific hazards to their health. This can be accomplished by an__________
What is an environmental health history?
100
Actions providing early identification and treatment of disease.
What is secondary prevention?
100
A legal nurse consultant will submit a summary of their educational and experiential credentials, as well as a case summary.
What is an affidavit?
100
Resulted in the closing of mental health institues, which led to the release of pt's into the community with out supporting services.
What is the Community Health Centers Act of 1963?
100
Payment, communication and records quality care.
What is home health care documentation?
200
The water's supply's availability, volume, mineral content levels, toxic chemical pollution, and pathogenic microorganism levels.
What contributes to water quality?
200
They are more susceptible to have substance abuse, have a lack of resources or poor support.
What is vulnerable population?
200
Sexual assault nurse examiner
What is a SANE?
200
Educating the public of existing resources, providing direct care & helping consumers navigate sources. Taking action to solve immediate problems.
What are the roles of the community mental health nurse?
200
To obtain permission and set up a time for the first home health visit.
What is the reason for the initial telephone contact?
300
Uniquely susceptible to long term contamination, unlike river or lake water.
What is ground water?
300
Screening each patient for violence and drug addiction.
What is secondary prevention?
300
Assess for old injuries, observe child's appearance and behavior, observe how the child interacts with other children and adults.
What is assessing for child abuse?
300
The central focus of practice is on the spiritual dimension.
What is the faith community nurse?
300
This type of agency must put profits back into the facility.
What is a non-profit agency?
400
It suggests that nurses must be aware of environmental threats or factors that may affect the safety or health of population. It is an approach that raises questions about oppressive situations.
What are the four phases of a community's reaction to a disaster?
400
In this specialty of nursing, the nurse needs to be more concerned with her safety, rather than the patient bleeding or breathing.
What is correctional nursing?
400
Referral agent, health educator, personal health counselor, health advocate, coordinator of volunteers, developer of support groups, integrator of health and healing.
What are the roles of the Faith Community Nurse?
400
To maximize the level of independence.
What is one of the goals of home health?
500
Wearing gloves or protective equipment in a patient's room.
What is primary prevention for occupational health?
500
Table 27-4 on pg 554
What is the table I am going to study?
500
TB, HIV and Hepatitis
What are some chronic and communicable disease seen in prisons?
500
Ask the patient to pray or say a simple prayer.
How do you respond when a pt asks you to pray?
500
OASIS - Outcome and Assessment Information Set
What is the data set that determines Medicare pay rate and measures outcomes of adult home health patients?