NUR450: Community Health Final Exam
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1. Three key nursing modes in the com- Community-based nursing practice
munity Community-oriented nursing practice
Public health nursing (part of CON)
2. Community-based nursing or commu- Community based
nity-oriented nursing:
School nurse applying ice to an injury
3. Community-based nursing or commu- Community based
nity-oriented nursing:
Home health nurse teaching a family
about wound care
4. Community-based nursing or commu- Community oriented
nity-oriented nursing:
Public health nurse conducting a wind-
shield survey
5. Community-based nursing or commu- Community based
nity-oriented nursing:
Nurse in an urgent care center teach-
ing about smoking cessation
6. Community-based nursing or commu- Community oriented
nity-oriented nursing:
Jail nurse writing a letter to a congress-
man regarding public health policies
7. Community-based nursing or commu- Community based
nity-oriented nursing:
Street nurses drawing blood from
homeless clients for STI screenings
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8. Community-based nursing or commu- Community oriented
nity-oriented nursing:
A nurse helps coordinate a community
health fair
9. Community-based nursing or commu- Community oriented
nity-oriented nursing:
School nurse provides an educational
session about sexual health in a high
school
10. Public health core functions include Assessment
Policy development
Assurance
11. Which public health core function: Assessment
Data collection on the population,
monitoring the population's health
status, and making information avail-
able about the health of the communi-
ty.
12. Which public health core function: Policy development
Efforts to develop policies that support
the health of the population, including
using a scientific knowledge base to
make policy decisions.
13. Which public health core function: Assurance
Making sure that essential communi-
ty-oriented health services are avail-
able and policies are being followed
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14. Which level of prevention: Primary prevention
Preventing disease or problems in well
people. We use this prevention before
a person or community has a problem.
15. Which level of prevention: Secondary prevention
Early detection and/ or treatment in
individuals with disease or injury even
though they may not know they have
the disease yet.
16. Which level of prevention: Tertiary prevention
Rehabilitation and preventing compli-
cations in people with chronic disease
or injuries.
17. Level of prevention practice: Secondary prevention
Radon testing kits installed in homes
18. Level of prevention practice: Primary prevention
Dental cleaning
19. Level of prevention practice: Tertiary prevention
Applying antiseptic ointment to a
wound
20. Level of prevention practice: Secondary prevention
Rabies treatment after bite from bat
that was not caught
21. Level of prevention practice: Primary prevention
Bicycle helmets
22. Tertiary prevention
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Level of prevention practice:
On-call nurse responding to a mental
health crisis
23. What is the study of the occurrence Epidemiology
and distribution of health-related dis-
eases or events in specified popula-
tions, including the study of the deter-
minants influencing such states AND
the application of this knowledge to
control the health problem?
24. What are purposes of epidemiology? - Determine causes of disease in a population
- Monitor the health status of a population
- Identify determinants of health and disease
- Understand determinants of health and dis-
ease
- Identify risk factors and protective factors
- Investigate health problems
- Evaluate interventions used to control health
problems
25. Aspects of a person or population that Risk factors of epidemiology
increase the likelihood that people will
develop a health event or problem
26. What are examples of risk factors of - Genetics
epidemiology? - Lifestyle
- Age
- Diet
27. Protective factors of epidemiology
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1. Three key nursing modes in the com- Community-based nursing practice
munity Community-oriented nursing practice
Public health nursing (part of CON)
2. Community-based nursing or commu- Community based
nity-oriented nursing:
School nurse applying ice to an injury
3. Community-based nursing or commu- Community based
nity-oriented nursing:
Home health nurse teaching a family
about wound care
4. Community-based nursing or commu- Community oriented
nity-oriented nursing:
Public health nurse conducting a wind-
shield survey
5. Community-based nursing or commu- Community based
nity-oriented nursing:
Nurse in an urgent care center teach-
ing about smoking cessation
6. Community-based nursing or commu- Community oriented
nity-oriented nursing:
Jail nurse writing a letter to a congress-
man regarding public health policies
7. Community-based nursing or commu- Community based
nity-oriented nursing:
Street nurses drawing blood from
homeless clients for STI screenings
, NUR450: Community Health Final Exam
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8. Community-based nursing or commu- Community oriented
nity-oriented nursing:
A nurse helps coordinate a community
health fair
9. Community-based nursing or commu- Community oriented
nity-oriented nursing:
School nurse provides an educational
session about sexual health in a high
school
10. Public health core functions include Assessment
Policy development
Assurance
11. Which public health core function: Assessment
Data collection on the population,
monitoring the population's health
status, and making information avail-
able about the health of the communi-
ty.
12. Which public health core function: Policy development
Efforts to develop policies that support
the health of the population, including
using a scientific knowledge base to
make policy decisions.
13. Which public health core function: Assurance
Making sure that essential communi-
ty-oriented health services are avail-
able and policies are being followed
, NUR450: Community Health Final Exam
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14. Which level of prevention: Primary prevention
Preventing disease or problems in well
people. We use this prevention before
a person or community has a problem.
15. Which level of prevention: Secondary prevention
Early detection and/ or treatment in
individuals with disease or injury even
though they may not know they have
the disease yet.
16. Which level of prevention: Tertiary prevention
Rehabilitation and preventing compli-
cations in people with chronic disease
or injuries.
17. Level of prevention practice: Secondary prevention
Radon testing kits installed in homes
18. Level of prevention practice: Primary prevention
Dental cleaning
19. Level of prevention practice: Tertiary prevention
Applying antiseptic ointment to a
wound
20. Level of prevention practice: Secondary prevention
Rabies treatment after bite from bat
that was not caught
21. Level of prevention practice: Primary prevention
Bicycle helmets
22. Tertiary prevention
, NUR450: Community Health Final Exam
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Level of prevention practice:
On-call nurse responding to a mental
health crisis
23. What is the study of the occurrence Epidemiology
and distribution of health-related dis-
eases or events in specified popula-
tions, including the study of the deter-
minants influencing such states AND
the application of this knowledge to
control the health problem?
24. What are purposes of epidemiology? - Determine causes of disease in a population
- Monitor the health status of a population
- Identify determinants of health and disease
- Understand determinants of health and dis-
ease
- Identify risk factors and protective factors
- Investigate health problems
- Evaluate interventions used to control health
problems
25. Aspects of a person or population that Risk factors of epidemiology
increase the likelihood that people will
develop a health event or problem
26. What are examples of risk factors of - Genetics
epidemiology? - Lifestyle
- Age
- Diet
27. Protective factors of epidemiology
