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What is anhidrosis?
What is absence of sweating.
In 1900, what was the leading cause of death in the United States?
This federal agency supports U.S. citizens and first responders by coordinating comprehensive hazard planning at the national level.
What is FEMA? Federal Emergency Management Agency.
What type of care has a holistic-approach focusing on comfort & symptom management, provided to patients after a physician indicates a patient has 6 months or fewer to live.
What is Hospice care?
What are the 4 modes of communication between parents and infant?
What is Touch, Eye contact, Voice, and Odor.
What is the 2nd leading cause of Lung Cancer in the United States?
What is Radon.
What is a visual illustration of the family in relation to other systems within the community such as school, health care, and work.
What is an Ecomap.
What is a nationwide initiative aimed at improving the health and well-being of Americans by setting evidence-based goals objectives for the decade.
What is Healthy People 2030?
What is an infection that occurs when bacteria enters the urinary tract through an indwelling urinary catheter?
What is a CAUTI.
What is a healthcare delivery system that rewards providers for improving patient outcomes and quality of care.
What is Value-Based Care
Which of the following is an example of tertiary prevention? DEXA scans for a group of older adults at the senior center; creating a breast cancer support group in your local community; teaching a group of high school students about birth control options
What is creating a breast cancer support group in your local community?
Which of the following is an example of a vector-borne disease? Catheter-associated UTI; E-Coli infection; Lyme disease
What is Lyme disease?
What is intentionally releasing viruses, bacteria, or toxins to harm people, livestock, or crops?
What is bioterrorism
This phase of maternal postpartum adaptation is characterized by the parent being able to see the infant as their own unique separate being, as well as the resolution of individual roles.
What is the Letting Go phase.
Thermoreceptors send a signal to what area in the brain to either raise or lower body temperature?
What is the hypothalamus?
What best describes a screening tool's precision and consistency?
What is reliability?
Describe some key differences between a screening mammogram and a diagnostic mammogram?
Differences are also evident in insurance coverage, length of procedure, and necessity of a supervising physician.
Which method of heat loss occurs when a warm infant is placed on a cold scale?
What is conduction?
A screening tool's validity is measured by which two metrics?
What is sensitivity and specificity.
*200 Bonus* Please describe sensitivity and specificity.
There are 5 functions of a family. Describe the function of HEALTHCARE.