Social Determinants of Health
A place where people take their dogs to play
what is a dog park
What is the name of the legal protection for individuals who do not have the same abilities of individuals in the general population
what is the Americans with Disability Act
A community that has elected political officials that are responsible for a defined area of land is known as
what is a geopolitical community
The first step the nurse does in caring for a community is
what is a community assessment
The protective factor that addresses individual characteristics is known as
what is social status
The SDOH that addresses knowledge
What is Education
This population is comprised of individuals who view health as the ability to work.
what is the rural population
This type of subjective assessment can be made quickly when you are in a new city, it can even be done from the back of an uber
what is a windshield survey
This vulnerable population refers to people not from there parts as
what are outsiders
what are the two perspectives in the Framework for studying vulnerable populations
what is community and population
Nurses are concerned with the holistic view of
what is health
This group of people are usually thought of elderly however there has been an increase in younger people in this group
what are people with chronic illnesses
Obtaining census data on a community provides what type of information
what is objective data
HIPAA is easily violated in grocery stores and churches with this vulnerable population
what is the rural population
which two protective factors align with the social determinants of health
what is human capital and social capital
The SDOH category that aligns with how people earn a living
what is work
When visiting individuals in their home, what are three safety considerations for the nurse to take
what is do not stand in front of the door
do not sit/stand with your back to the door
be aware of where the exit is located
Individuals who provide valuable information about a community are known as
what is a key informant
what broad intervention category is the nurse who speaks collectively for a vulnerable population
what is advocacy
When a community has access to health and medical care that addresses health holistically, one could surmise that both the community and individuals in the community have
what is well being
The ability to worship freely is an example of this broad category associated with SDOH
what are social relationships
when individuals in a population have a higher risk for poor physical, mental and social health, how would this be reflected in the vulnerable population
the vulnerable population will have higher mortality and morbidity rates when compared to the rest of the population
An outbreak of a contagious disease that has more cases then expected is known as a
what is an epidemic
The nurse who assists in obtaining resources for an individual who has a disability is considered a
what is a case manager
vulnerable populations are at risk while vulnerable individuals are
what is susceptible to harm or neglect