TEST BANK
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COMMUNITY AND PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING:
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EVIDENCE FOR PRACTICE, 4TH EDITION (DEMARCO),
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CHAPTERS 1 - 25 | ALL CHAPTERS
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TABLE OF CONTENTScf cf
,
,Chapter 1: Public Health Nursing
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1. Acfnursecfiscfstrivingcftocfpracticecfpatient-
centeredcfcarecfatcfacfhospital.cfWhichcfactioncfbestfec xemplifiescfprovidingcfpatient-
centeredcfcare?
A) Havingcfacfclientcfcompletecfacfself-
reportedcffunctionalcfstatuscfindicatorcfandcfthenfrc eviewingcfitcf withcfthecfclient
B) Explainingcftocfacfclientcfthecfbenefitscfofcfcomputer-
assistedcfroboticcfsurgicalftc echniques,cfwhichcfthecfhospitalcfrecentlycfimpleme
nted
C) Recordingcfacfclient'scfsignscfandcfsymptomscfincfancfelectroniccfhealthcfrecord
D) Performingcfcontinuouscfglucosecfmonitoringcfofcfacfclientcfwhilecfthecfclientcfiscfincfthefc
hospital
ANSWER:c f A
Feedback:
Patient-
centeredcfcarecfconsiderscfculturalcftraditions,cfpersonalcfpreferences,cfvalues,cffamilies,cfandcflif
estyles.cfClientscfbecomecfactivecfparticipantscfincftheircfowncfcare,cfandcfmonitoringcfhealthcfbeco
mescfthecfclient'scfresponsibility.cfTocfhelpcfclientscfandcftheircfhealthcarecfproviderscfmakecfbette
rcfdecisions,cfthecfAgencycfforcfHealthcarecfResearchcfandcfQualitycf(AHRQ)cfhascfdevelopedcfacf
seriescfofcftoolscfthatcfempowercfclientscfandcfassistcfproviderscfincfachievingcfdesiredcfoutcomes,cfi
ncludingcfclient-reportedcffunctionalcfstatuscfindicators.cfComputer-
assistedcfroboticcfsurgicalcftechniques,cfelectroniccfhealthcfrecords,cfandfcc ontinuouscfglucosecfmo
nitoringcfincfthecfhospitalcfarecfallcftechnologicalcfadvancescfincfhealthcare,cfbutcftheycfdocfnotcfhelp
cf thecfclientcfbecomecfacfmorecfactivecfparticipantcfincfhiscforcfherfcc are,cfandcfthuscfarecfnotcfgoodcfex
amplescfofcfpatient-centeredcfcare.
Origin:c f Chaptercf1-cfPubliccfHealthcfNursing,cf2
2. Acfnursecfiscfcaringcfforcfancfoldercfclientcfwhocfiscfstrugglingcftocfmanagecfhercftypecf2cfdiabetescfm
ellitus.cfThecfnursecfshouldcfrecognizecfwhichcfsocialcfdeterminantscfofcfthiscfclient'scfhealth?f(c Se
lectcfallcfthatcf apply.)
, A) Householdcfincomecfofcf$23,000cfpercfyear
B) Readingcflevelcfofcfacfthirdcfgrader
C) Medicationcfineffectivecfduecftocferrorcfincfprescription
D) OriginallycffromcfSudan
E) Nocffamilycfincfthecfareafc
ANSWER:c f A,cfB,cfD,cfEcfF
eedback:
Thecfsocialcfconditionscfincfwhichcfpeoplecflive,cftheircfincome,cfsocialcfstatus,cfeducation,cfliterac
y,cf homecfandcfworkcfenvironment,cfsupportcfnetworks,cfgender,cfculture,cfandcfavailabilitycfofcfh
ealthcfservicescfarecfthecfsocialcfdeterminantscfofcfhealth.cfThesecfconditionscfhavecfancfimpactcfon
cf thecfextentcftocfwhichcfacfpersoncforcfcommunitycfpossessescfthecfphysical,cfsocial,cfandcfpersonalcf
resourcescfnecessarycftocfattaincfandcfmaintaincfhealth.cfAcfmedicalcferrorfo
c ncfthecfpartcfofcfthecfclie
nt'scfprimarycfcarecfprovidercforcfnursecfwouldcfnotcfconstitutecfacfsocialcfdeterminantcfofcfthecfclie
nt'scfhealth.
cf cf
COMMUNITY AND PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING:
cf cf cf cf cf
EVIDENCE FOR PRACTICE, 4TH EDITION (DEMARCO),
cf cf cf cf cf cf
CHAPTERS 1 - 25 | ALL CHAPTERS
cf cf cf cf cf cf
TABLE OF CONTENTScf cf
,
,Chapter 1: Public Health Nursing
cf cf cf cf
1. Acfnursecfiscfstrivingcftocfpracticecfpatient-
centeredcfcarecfatcfacfhospital.cfWhichcfactioncfbestfec xemplifiescfprovidingcfpatient-
centeredcfcare?
A) Havingcfacfclientcfcompletecfacfself-
reportedcffunctionalcfstatuscfindicatorcfandcfthenfrc eviewingcfitcf withcfthecfclient
B) Explainingcftocfacfclientcfthecfbenefitscfofcfcomputer-
assistedcfroboticcfsurgicalftc echniques,cfwhichcfthecfhospitalcfrecentlycfimpleme
nted
C) Recordingcfacfclient'scfsignscfandcfsymptomscfincfancfelectroniccfhealthcfrecord
D) Performingcfcontinuouscfglucosecfmonitoringcfofcfacfclientcfwhilecfthecfclientcfiscfincfthefc
hospital
ANSWER:c f A
Feedback:
Patient-
centeredcfcarecfconsiderscfculturalcftraditions,cfpersonalcfpreferences,cfvalues,cffamilies,cfandcflif
estyles.cfClientscfbecomecfactivecfparticipantscfincftheircfowncfcare,cfandcfmonitoringcfhealthcfbeco
mescfthecfclient'scfresponsibility.cfTocfhelpcfclientscfandcftheircfhealthcarecfproviderscfmakecfbette
rcfdecisions,cfthecfAgencycfforcfHealthcarecfResearchcfandcfQualitycf(AHRQ)cfhascfdevelopedcfacf
seriescfofcftoolscfthatcfempowercfclientscfandcfassistcfproviderscfincfachievingcfdesiredcfoutcomes,cfi
ncludingcfclient-reportedcffunctionalcfstatuscfindicators.cfComputer-
assistedcfroboticcfsurgicalcftechniques,cfelectroniccfhealthcfrecords,cfandfcc ontinuouscfglucosecfmo
nitoringcfincfthecfhospitalcfarecfallcftechnologicalcfadvancescfincfhealthcare,cfbutcftheycfdocfnotcfhelp
cf thecfclientcfbecomecfacfmorecfactivecfparticipantcfincfhiscforcfherfcc are,cfandcfthuscfarecfnotcfgoodcfex
amplescfofcfpatient-centeredcfcare.
Origin:c f Chaptercf1-cfPubliccfHealthcfNursing,cf2
2. Acfnursecfiscfcaringcfforcfancfoldercfclientcfwhocfiscfstrugglingcftocfmanagecfhercftypecf2cfdiabetescfm
ellitus.cfThecfnursecfshouldcfrecognizecfwhichcfsocialcfdeterminantscfofcfthiscfclient'scfhealth?f(c Se
lectcfallcfthatcf apply.)
, A) Householdcfincomecfofcf$23,000cfpercfyear
B) Readingcflevelcfofcfacfthirdcfgrader
C) Medicationcfineffectivecfduecftocferrorcfincfprescription
D) OriginallycffromcfSudan
E) Nocffamilycfincfthecfareafc
ANSWER:c f A,cfB,cfD,cfEcfF
eedback:
Thecfsocialcfconditionscfincfwhichcfpeoplecflive,cftheircfincome,cfsocialcfstatus,cfeducation,cfliterac
y,cf homecfandcfworkcfenvironment,cfsupportcfnetworks,cfgender,cfculture,cfandcfavailabilitycfofcfh
ealthcfservicescfarecfthecfsocialcfdeterminantscfofcfhealth.cfThesecfconditionscfhavecfancfimpactcfon
cf thecfextentcftocfwhichcfacfpersoncforcfcommunitycfpossessescfthecfphysical,cfsocial,cfandcfpersonalcf
resourcescfnecessarycftocfattaincfandcfmaintaincfhealth.cfAcfmedicalcferrorfo
c ncfthecfpartcfofcfthecfclie
nt'scfprimarycfcarecfprovidercforcfnursecfwouldcfnotcfconstitutecfacfsocialcfdeterminantcfofcfthecfclie
nt'scfhealth.
