School Health
Occupational Health
Forensic/Correctional Nursing
Faith Community Nursing
Home Health/Hospice
100

A concern, especially in large urban areas, because of the potential for disease outbreaks.

What is under-vaccination.
100

With this "level", the occupational health nurse plays a key role in the rehabilitation and restoration of the worker to an optimal level of functioning.

What is tertiary level

100

The most widely recognized subspecialty in forensic nursing.

What is Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE)

100

Also known as domestic abuse, spouse abuse, domestic violence, courtship violence, battering, marital rape or date rape, it is important to understand that the main issue is an imbalance of power. 

What is Intimate Partner Violence (IPV)

100

Gives the nurse the opportunity to establish a trust relationship with the client and family to establish credibility as a resource for health information and community referrals in a nonthreatening environment.

What is the first home visit

200

This syndrome consists of eating disorders, amenorrhea, and osteoporosis.

What is the "female athlete triad"

200

State mandated and state funded, these programs provide income replacement and pay for health care services for workers who sustain a work-related injury, temporary or permanent disability, or death.

What is Workers' Compensation Acts

200

Provides assistance within the legal system using specialized nursing knowledge and expertise when interaction between law and health care quality and safety issues arise.

What are Legal Nurse Consultants 
200

This level of nursing education along with several years of experience in clinical practice is best prepared to implement the roles of the Faith Community Nurse (FCN).

What is a baccalaureate-prepared RN

200

Many home health nurses would identify this as the most frustrating part of providing home health care.

What is documentation issues

300

This survey is conducted every 2-years among selected high school students throughout the United States in both private and public schools to learn about high-risk behaviors among youth.

What is the Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System (YRBSS) survey. 

300

Makes up the largest professional group providing health care services to employees in highly complex work environments.

What is the occupational health nurse

300

The most critical health care issues among the incarcerated population are chronic and this.

What are communicable diseases

300

This role involves recruiting, training, and directing volunteers to work wit the faith community nursing program or health ministry.

What is the role of Coordinator of volunteers 

300

Caring for a terminally ill person at home demands that the nurse view the family system as this.

What is a Unit

400

Since every school does not have a nurse available on site, this stipulates which procedures may be delegated, but the responsibility for assessment, diagnosis, goal setting, and evaluation may never be delegated. 

What is the Nurse Practice Act

400

Enacted 2 years after a major coal-mining disaster in West Virginia. The passage of this legislation came about because of concerns about workers' health, a burgeoning environmental awareness, union activities, and a greater knowledge about workplace hazards. 

What is the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA)
400

This term refers to individuals who are subject to forensic investigations, including but not limited to survivors of physical and mental trauma, toxicology emergencies, interpersonal violence, transportation crashes, and police detention.

What is the term Living forensics

400
While in this role, the nurse acknowledges and integrates spirituality as the basis of his or her nursing practice.

What is an Integrator of health and healing

400

When patients experience an increase in pain before it is time for the next dose of scheduled pain medication is described as this.

What is breakthrough pain

500

One of the best ways to offer comprehensive health care services to school-age children and adolescents.

What is  school-based health centers

500

Objectives from this, focus on priority areas to cover such as work-related injuries and deaths, repetitive-motion injuries, homicide, assault, lead exposure, skin disorders, stress, and hearing loss. 

What is Healthy People 2020

500

Schools in Ohio that offer programs in Forensic Nursing (Graduate and Certificate Programs).

What are Cleveland State University (online) and Xavier University
500

Implementation of the Faith Community Nurse's roles requires the use of this, to plan nursing interventions in wellness and physical, emotional, and spiritual health.

What is the nursing process

500

According to this group, the generalist home care nurse should be educated at the baccalaureate level because of the autonomy and critical thinking skill necessary in home care

What is the ANA