Prevention
Prevention that aims to prevent disease or injury
What is Primary prevention
A group of people having common characteristics or are defined by living in a geographical region.
What is a community?
Ethical perspective that centers on inequalities in gender, oppression, devaluation, and disadvantage.
What is feminist ethics?
Knowing the morally right course of action but not being able to act accordingly.
What is moral distress?
Is concerned with how scarce resources affect the health care industry.
What is health economics?
Prevention used when a nurse is providing ROM exercises to a patient with limb contractions.
What is Tertiary prevention?
The organization that stimulates initiatives and developed strategies for achieving health-related goals on an international level.
Means adhering to moral rules or duty rather than to the consequences of the action.
What is deontology?
What is Primary Prevention?
The top 3 leading causes of death in the US.
What are cardiovascular dx, cancer, and chronic lung dx?
Moving a bed bound patient to prevention pressure ulcers.
What is primary prevention?
A community assessment done by observation, carefully noting characteristics such as housing quality, community flow, and boundaries.
What is a windshield survey?
Refers to the allocation of benefits and burdens to members of society.
What is distributive justice or distributive justice theory?
Assessment
Diagnosis
Planning
Implementation
Evaluation
What is the nursing process?
Components of the epidemiological triangle.
What are agent, host, and environment?
Providing IV fluids to athletes during halftime of a football game constitutes ______ prevention.
What is Secondary?
The community/town slogan is often found here.
What is the welcome sign?
Consequentialist theory associated with outcomes or consequences in determining which choice to make. Refers to the outcome so that the end justifies the means.
What is utilitarianism?
What are nursing diagnoses?
Indicates how accurately the test identifies those without a condition or trait.
What is Specificity?
Providing health education
What is Primary, secondary, & tertiary prevention?
The starting point of the CAC project data collection phase, where community based data is easily assessed.
What is county health rankings?
The number of statements contained in the 2002 Code of Ethics for Public Health.
What is 12?
Type of precautions used daily and with all patients when potentially exposed to blood and body fluids.
What are standard precautions?
Covers/pay for services for hospital care, home care, and skilled nursing care.
What is Medicare Part A?