NU 414 Exam 3 Guide With
Complete Solution
School health nursing - ANSWER It is a specialized practice of nursing that
protects and promotes student health, facilitates optimal development, and
advances academic success.
Whole School, Whole Community, Whole Child - ANSWER Systematic
approach to coordinate school health, a set of planned, sequential, school
affiliated strategies, activities and services designed to promote health.
School health advisory council
School health coordinator
School based health teams
School board policy - ANSWER What is the WSCC model built on?
1. Health education
2. Physical education and physical activity
3. Nutrition environment and services
4. Health services
5. Counseling, psychological, and social services - ANSWER First 5
components of WSCC
6. Social and emotional climate
7. Physical environment
,8. Employee wellness
9. Family engagement
10. Community involvement - ANSWER Components 5-10 of WSCC
21st Century School Framework - ANSWER Student centered school nursing
practice
Surrounding the students, family, and school community are the
non-hierarchical, overlapping key principles of Care Coordination,
Leadership, Quality Improvement, and Community/ Public Health. These
principles are surrounded by the fifth principle, Standards of Practice, which
is foundational for evidence-based, clinically competent, quality care."
Standards of practice, coordination, leadership, Quality improvement,
Community/public health - ANSWER Five key principles of the 21st School
Framework
Primary prevention for school nursing - ANSWER Immunizations, sex
education, violence prevention, outreach to immigrant populations
Secondary prevention for school nursing - ANSWER Vision and hearing
screenings, obesity screenings, mental health screenings
Tertiary prevention for school nursing - ANSWER Life threatening
emergencies in the school, episodic care (asthma, diabetes, disabilities, &
mental health disorders)
School nursing role in Policy development - ANSWER Policy has a significant
role in influencing school health and the health services provided to students.
act as advocates in local, state, and federal laws
, Challenges ahead in School Nursing - ANSWER Health reform: Impacts access
to care, impacts teen pregnancy prevention and strategies
School health services and funding
Partnerships - ANSWER Collaboration between local organizations,
government entities and private companies working towards a common goal
Framework for advocacy - ANSWER Utilization of the nursing process:
assessing the situation, developing a plan, implementing the plan, and
evaluating the outcomes
Effective communication
Work in teams
Critical components of coalitions - ANSWER Leadership, membership,
resources, serendipity or opportunity
Shared governance - ANSWER Critical component of a coalitions decision
making
Accountability for shared outcomes is shared, all members are on equal
footing and decisions are made by consensus rather than a majority vote.
Important factors for coalition membership - ANSWER Make sure to have a
diverse set of individuals and representatives of important communities to
the subject of the coalition
Resources in a coalition - ANSWER Money, support, materials, supplies,
websites
Important things for a coalition - ANSWER Having regular meetings to keep
members connected, develop short term goals, and build momentum for the
Complete Solution
School health nursing - ANSWER It is a specialized practice of nursing that
protects and promotes student health, facilitates optimal development, and
advances academic success.
Whole School, Whole Community, Whole Child - ANSWER Systematic
approach to coordinate school health, a set of planned, sequential, school
affiliated strategies, activities and services designed to promote health.
School health advisory council
School health coordinator
School based health teams
School board policy - ANSWER What is the WSCC model built on?
1. Health education
2. Physical education and physical activity
3. Nutrition environment and services
4. Health services
5. Counseling, psychological, and social services - ANSWER First 5
components of WSCC
6. Social and emotional climate
7. Physical environment
,8. Employee wellness
9. Family engagement
10. Community involvement - ANSWER Components 5-10 of WSCC
21st Century School Framework - ANSWER Student centered school nursing
practice
Surrounding the students, family, and school community are the
non-hierarchical, overlapping key principles of Care Coordination,
Leadership, Quality Improvement, and Community/ Public Health. These
principles are surrounded by the fifth principle, Standards of Practice, which
is foundational for evidence-based, clinically competent, quality care."
Standards of practice, coordination, leadership, Quality improvement,
Community/public health - ANSWER Five key principles of the 21st School
Framework
Primary prevention for school nursing - ANSWER Immunizations, sex
education, violence prevention, outreach to immigrant populations
Secondary prevention for school nursing - ANSWER Vision and hearing
screenings, obesity screenings, mental health screenings
Tertiary prevention for school nursing - ANSWER Life threatening
emergencies in the school, episodic care (asthma, diabetes, disabilities, &
mental health disorders)
School nursing role in Policy development - ANSWER Policy has a significant
role in influencing school health and the health services provided to students.
act as advocates in local, state, and federal laws
, Challenges ahead in School Nursing - ANSWER Health reform: Impacts access
to care, impacts teen pregnancy prevention and strategies
School health services and funding
Partnerships - ANSWER Collaboration between local organizations,
government entities and private companies working towards a common goal
Framework for advocacy - ANSWER Utilization of the nursing process:
assessing the situation, developing a plan, implementing the plan, and
evaluating the outcomes
Effective communication
Work in teams
Critical components of coalitions - ANSWER Leadership, membership,
resources, serendipity or opportunity
Shared governance - ANSWER Critical component of a coalitions decision
making
Accountability for shared outcomes is shared, all members are on equal
footing and decisions are made by consensus rather than a majority vote.
Important factors for coalition membership - ANSWER Make sure to have a
diverse set of individuals and representatives of important communities to
the subject of the coalition
Resources in a coalition - ANSWER Money, support, materials, supplies,
websites
Important things for a coalition - ANSWER Having regular meetings to keep
members connected, develop short term goals, and build momentum for the
