N322 Final Exam Questions and Answers (Already Graded A)

N322 Final Exam Questions and Answers (Already Graded A)N322 Final Exam Questions and Answers (Already Graded A)N322 Final Exam Questions and Answers (Already Graded A)N322 Final Exam Questions and Answers (Already Graded A) -Lillian Wald -Mission of Public Health - ANSWER--Created the visiting nurse service in New York. Henry Street Settlement. Founder of public health--> thinking upstream. Advocate, lobbied for health inspections, helped to end child labor -Healthy people in healthy places. Promote physical and mental health by preventing disease, injury and disability -3 core functions -What would they look like in practice? -Assessment -Policy development -Assurance - ANSWER--Assessment, policy, assurance -Assessment: understanding the population and their chief complaint. Policy development: advocacy. Assurance: making sure the policy is met -Track social, political, environmental and behavioral risks. Identifying priority health needs, determines the adequacy of existing resources within the community and level of collaboration -Seeks to build constituencies to bring about healthy change in public policy. Considers the health implications of all policy and advocates for improvement (regulations around food safety) -Public health agencies try to make certain that human health is protected and to meet public health goals and plans. Fostering partnerships between public and private agencies as well as citizens to increase capacity. Making referrals and advocating for the vulnerable and underserved. ENFORCEMENT -Diphtheria law -What guides community and public health nursing practice - ANSWER--Quarantine: they can't come in and you can't get out--> assurance -Best practice resources -Descriptive Epi -How are public health ethics and traditional biomedical ethics different? -The Community Guide -The Clinical Guide to Preventive Services -What is internal evidence - ANSWER--Who, what, when, where: agent, person, place, time, host, outcome--> distribution of disease and other health outcomes. Focuses on the volume and distribution of health problems within a population -Biomedical ethics focus on autonomy, nonmaleficence, beneficence, distributive justice, utilitarianism, deontology--> focuses on individual freedoms, rights, duty and