POPULATION HEALTH IN NURSING
CONCLUDING REVIEW SHEET PRACTICE
SOLUTION BUNDLED FULLY VERIFIED
ONE HUNDRED PERCENT PASS
GUARANTEED
⩥ A school health nurse decides to present a health promotion activity to
high school students. The nurse implements a panel discussion with
recent graduates—some who used alcohol, some who did not—and
offers information about the negative effects of alcohol abuse among
teens. This nurse is using which strategy of health education?
a. Marketing mix
b. Social marketing
c. Promotion
d. Positioning strategy.
Answer: Positioning strategy
Correct: A positioning strategy addresses the price or costs of the
behavior vis-à-vis the competing behavior. Developing a positioning
strategy involves identifying the benefits of the desired behavior and its
costs and comparing them to the benefits and costs of the competing
behavior.
,⩥ Students in a community health course are researching health
practices and trends over the past decade in the Americas. An
organization that might provide good information would be:
a. PAHO
b. FAO
c. World Health Assembly
d. WHO.
Answer: PAHO
Correct: The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) is the
multilateral agency that deals with health-related concerns in the
Americas. It provides an avenue for collective efforts to promote the
health status of people in all Western Hemisphere nations.
⩥ A parent, who secured a new job, visits the population health office
concerned about losing Medicaid benefits, and is particularly worried
about her two children, who have asthma. The parent has been out of
work for some time and worked hard to find employment. What is the
best response by the nurse?
a. "Maybe you should re-think taking this low-paying job."
b. "Why don't you wait until another job comes along that has better
benefits?"
c. "Have you asked your employer about insurance benefits?"
,d. "Let me tell you about the Children's Health Insurance Program.".
Answer: "Let me tell you about the Children's Health Insurance
Program."
Correct: The State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP) was
authorized by Congress in 1997 to address the health insurance needs of
low-income children who do not meet the income eligibility
requirements for Medicaid.
⩥ The population health nurse is focusing assessment on environmental
determinants. During this assessment the nurse would closely observe
for which cues to these determinates? (Select all that apply.)
a. Time orientation
b. Personal space
c. Individualism
d. Intergenerational conflict
e. Attitudes of fatalism.
Answer: Time orientation
Correct: The nurse should looks for cues as to the orientation of the
cultural group to time. This is part of the environmental determinants.
Personal space
, Correct: Different cultures have different perceptions of personal space.
This is part of the environmental determinants.
⩥ A population health nurse has developed an educational program with
a local pest exterminator company. One of the objectives is to help
consumers identify ways to keep their homes pest-free. This is an
example of:
a. promotion
b. prevention
c. resolution
d. restoration.
Answer: Prevention
Correct: Prevention strategies focus on prevention of environmental
degradation or prevention of human exposure to adverse environmental
conditions.
⩥ The nurse understands that the prevalence of influenza increases in the
winter. How does the nurse interpret this information?
a. There are an increased number of new cases of influenza in the winter.
b. The total number of people with influenza at a specified time
increases in winter.
CONCLUDING REVIEW SHEET PRACTICE
SOLUTION BUNDLED FULLY VERIFIED
ONE HUNDRED PERCENT PASS
GUARANTEED
⩥ A school health nurse decides to present a health promotion activity to
high school students. The nurse implements a panel discussion with
recent graduates—some who used alcohol, some who did not—and
offers information about the negative effects of alcohol abuse among
teens. This nurse is using which strategy of health education?
a. Marketing mix
b. Social marketing
c. Promotion
d. Positioning strategy.
Answer: Positioning strategy
Correct: A positioning strategy addresses the price or costs of the
behavior vis-à-vis the competing behavior. Developing a positioning
strategy involves identifying the benefits of the desired behavior and its
costs and comparing them to the benefits and costs of the competing
behavior.
,⩥ Students in a community health course are researching health
practices and trends over the past decade in the Americas. An
organization that might provide good information would be:
a. PAHO
b. FAO
c. World Health Assembly
d. WHO.
Answer: PAHO
Correct: The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) is the
multilateral agency that deals with health-related concerns in the
Americas. It provides an avenue for collective efforts to promote the
health status of people in all Western Hemisphere nations.
⩥ A parent, who secured a new job, visits the population health office
concerned about losing Medicaid benefits, and is particularly worried
about her two children, who have asthma. The parent has been out of
work for some time and worked hard to find employment. What is the
best response by the nurse?
a. "Maybe you should re-think taking this low-paying job."
b. "Why don't you wait until another job comes along that has better
benefits?"
c. "Have you asked your employer about insurance benefits?"
,d. "Let me tell you about the Children's Health Insurance Program.".
Answer: "Let me tell you about the Children's Health Insurance
Program."
Correct: The State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP) was
authorized by Congress in 1997 to address the health insurance needs of
low-income children who do not meet the income eligibility
requirements for Medicaid.
⩥ The population health nurse is focusing assessment on environmental
determinants. During this assessment the nurse would closely observe
for which cues to these determinates? (Select all that apply.)
a. Time orientation
b. Personal space
c. Individualism
d. Intergenerational conflict
e. Attitudes of fatalism.
Answer: Time orientation
Correct: The nurse should looks for cues as to the orientation of the
cultural group to time. This is part of the environmental determinants.
Personal space
, Correct: Different cultures have different perceptions of personal space.
This is part of the environmental determinants.
⩥ A population health nurse has developed an educational program with
a local pest exterminator company. One of the objectives is to help
consumers identify ways to keep their homes pest-free. This is an
example of:
a. promotion
b. prevention
c. resolution
d. restoration.
Answer: Prevention
Correct: Prevention strategies focus on prevention of environmental
degradation or prevention of human exposure to adverse environmental
conditions.
⩥ The nurse understands that the prevalence of influenza increases in the
winter. How does the nurse interpret this information?
a. There are an increased number of new cases of influenza in the winter.
b. The total number of people with influenza at a specified time
increases in winter.
