NSG 440 EXAM 1 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED
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what is primary prevention? Ans✓✓✓before anything has happened
what is secondary prevention? Ans✓✓✓testing/screening/ short term or
acute problems
What is tertiary prevention? Ans✓✓✓something has happened and its a
chronic problem
What kind of Prevention is education? Ans✓✓✓can be any kind
depending on the situation
What makes a community health nurse/ public health nurse different
from any other nurse? Ans✓✓✓-The focus is the community as their
patient (group of people but not a family, think crossroads)
What is the function of a community health nurse? Ans✓✓✓assessment,
assurance (making sure something can happen/ make tings easy for the
public to access), and public policy (an ordinance in place to help supply
a group with something they need)
Define assessment Ans✓✓✓collection, analysis, dissemination (giving
data to someone else) of the data
, -be able to identify the stage of assessment
What is done during Evaluation? Ans✓✓✓check interventions to see if
they were effective
Who do community based and oriented nurses work with?
Ans✓✓✓Individuals and families
Community based nurse vs Community orientated? Ans✓✓✓CB: works
in in one place such as a school or clinic
CO: works in areas not specific places such as a city
Define aggregate Ans✓✓✓a group that shares specific characteristics or
ideas
What is the Elizabethan poor law? Ans✓✓✓Things identified in order to
help and support the poor population
Medicare Vs. Medicaid Ans✓✓✓Medicare: I care for my Grandma (old
people)
Medicaid: poor people
Why were school nurses originally used? Ans✓✓✓To limit the number
of absenteeism which would keep the school from loosing money
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED
A+||BRAND NEW!!
what is primary prevention? Ans✓✓✓before anything has happened
what is secondary prevention? Ans✓✓✓testing/screening/ short term or
acute problems
What is tertiary prevention? Ans✓✓✓something has happened and its a
chronic problem
What kind of Prevention is education? Ans✓✓✓can be any kind
depending on the situation
What makes a community health nurse/ public health nurse different
from any other nurse? Ans✓✓✓-The focus is the community as their
patient (group of people but not a family, think crossroads)
What is the function of a community health nurse? Ans✓✓✓assessment,
assurance (making sure something can happen/ make tings easy for the
public to access), and public policy (an ordinance in place to help supply
a group with something they need)
Define assessment Ans✓✓✓collection, analysis, dissemination (giving
data to someone else) of the data
, -be able to identify the stage of assessment
What is done during Evaluation? Ans✓✓✓check interventions to see if
they were effective
Who do community based and oriented nurses work with?
Ans✓✓✓Individuals and families
Community based nurse vs Community orientated? Ans✓✓✓CB: works
in in one place such as a school or clinic
CO: works in areas not specific places such as a city
Define aggregate Ans✓✓✓a group that shares specific characteristics or
ideas
What is the Elizabethan poor law? Ans✓✓✓Things identified in order to
help and support the poor population
Medicare Vs. Medicaid Ans✓✓✓Medicare: I care for my Grandma (old
people)
Medicaid: poor people
Why were school nurses originally used? Ans✓✓✓To limit the number
of absenteeism which would keep the school from loosing money
