Essentials of Maternity, Newborn, and Women's
Health Nursing, 3rd Edition Chapter 2 Family-
Centered Community-Based Care Exam with 100%
Correct Answers | Latest Update 2024 | Rated A+
Health system referral - ✔✔passing along information about the location,
services offered and ways to contact agencies (e.g., referring a woman for a
breast prosthesis after a mastectomy)
Instructional - ✔✔teaching an individual or a group about a medication, disease
process, lifestyle changes, community resources, or research findings
concerning their environment (e.g., childbirth education class, basic life support
classes for parents)
Nutritional conuseling - ✔✔demonstrating the direct relationship between
nutrition and illness while focusing on the need for diet modification to promote
,wellness (e.g., Woman, Infants, and Children [WIC] program; counselor
interviewing a pregnant woman who has anemia)
Risk identification - ✔✔recognizing personal or group characteristic that
predispose people to develop a specific health problem, and modifying or
eliminating them (e.g., genetic counseling of an older pregnant woman at risk for
a Down syndrome infant; genetic screening of family members for cystic fibrosis
or Huntington's disease)
Primary prevention - ✔✔involves preventing the disease or condition before
it occurs through health promotion activities, environmental protection, and
specific protection against disease or injury
Primary prevention - ✔✔encompasses a vast array of areas, including nutrition,
good hygiene, sanitation, immunizations, protection from ultraviolet rays, genetic
counseling, bicycle helmets, handrails on bathtubs, drug education for
, schoolchildren, adequate shelter, smoking cessation, family planning, and the
use of a seat belts
Secondary prevention - ✔✔early detection and treatment of adverse health
conditions. Aimed at halting disease, thus shortening its duration and severity
to get the person back to a normal state of functioning
Secondary prevention - ✔✔pregnancy testing, blood pressure evaluations,
cholesterol monitoring, fecal occult blood testing, breast examinations,
mammography screening, hearing and vision examinations, and
Papanicolaou (Pap) smears are examples of this level of prevention
Tertiary prevention - ✔✔is designed to reduce or limit the progression of
a permanent, irreversible disease or disability
Tertiary prevention - ✔✔focus on minimizing and managing he effects of a
chronic illness such as cerebrovascular disease or the chronic effects of sexually
Health Nursing, 3rd Edition Chapter 2 Family-
Centered Community-Based Care Exam with 100%
Correct Answers | Latest Update 2024 | Rated A+
Health system referral - ✔✔passing along information about the location,
services offered and ways to contact agencies (e.g., referring a woman for a
breast prosthesis after a mastectomy)
Instructional - ✔✔teaching an individual or a group about a medication, disease
process, lifestyle changes, community resources, or research findings
concerning their environment (e.g., childbirth education class, basic life support
classes for parents)
Nutritional conuseling - ✔✔demonstrating the direct relationship between
nutrition and illness while focusing on the need for diet modification to promote
,wellness (e.g., Woman, Infants, and Children [WIC] program; counselor
interviewing a pregnant woman who has anemia)
Risk identification - ✔✔recognizing personal or group characteristic that
predispose people to develop a specific health problem, and modifying or
eliminating them (e.g., genetic counseling of an older pregnant woman at risk for
a Down syndrome infant; genetic screening of family members for cystic fibrosis
or Huntington's disease)
Primary prevention - ✔✔involves preventing the disease or condition before
it occurs through health promotion activities, environmental protection, and
specific protection against disease or injury
Primary prevention - ✔✔encompasses a vast array of areas, including nutrition,
good hygiene, sanitation, immunizations, protection from ultraviolet rays, genetic
counseling, bicycle helmets, handrails on bathtubs, drug education for
, schoolchildren, adequate shelter, smoking cessation, family planning, and the
use of a seat belts
Secondary prevention - ✔✔early detection and treatment of adverse health
conditions. Aimed at halting disease, thus shortening its duration and severity
to get the person back to a normal state of functioning
Secondary prevention - ✔✔pregnancy testing, blood pressure evaluations,
cholesterol monitoring, fecal occult blood testing, breast examinations,
mammography screening, hearing and vision examinations, and
Papanicolaou (Pap) smears are examples of this level of prevention
Tertiary prevention - ✔✔is designed to reduce or limit the progression of
a permanent, irreversible disease or disability
Tertiary prevention - ✔✔focus on minimizing and managing he effects of a
chronic illness such as cerebrovascular disease or the chronic effects of sexually
