TEST BANK N N
Community and Public Health Nursing:
N N N N N
N Evidence for Practice, 4th Edition (DeMarco),
N N N N N N
Chapters 1 - 25 | All Chapters
N N N N N N N
,TABLEOFCONTENTS
,Chapter1:PublicHealth Nursing J
1. AJnurseNisNstrivingNto NpracticeNpatient-
centeredNcareatJaNhospital. NWhichNactionNbestJexemplifies Nproviding Npatient-
NcenteredNcare?
A) HavingNaNclientJcompleteNaJself-
reportedNfunctional NstatusNindicatorandNthenreviewingJit Nwiththe Nclient
B) ExplainingNtoJaJclientJtheNbenefitsNofcomputer-
assistedNroboticNsurgicaltechniques,NwhichNtheNhospitalNrecentlyNimplement
Ned
C) RecordingJaNclient'sNsignsand Nsymptoms NinNanelectronicJhealthNrecord
D) PerformingJcontinuousNglucose NmonitoringNofaJclientJwhileNtheNclientJis Nin
Nthehosp Nital
ANSWER:JA
Feedback:
Patient-
centeredNcareNconsidersNculturalNtraditions,Npersonal Npreferences,Nvalues,Nfamilies, Nand
Nlifestyl Nes.NClientsNbecomeNactiveNparticipantsNinNtheirNownNcare,NandNmonitoringNhealth
NbecomesJtheNc Nlient'sJresponsibility.NToNhelpNclientsNandNtheirNhealthcareNprovidersNmake
NbetterNdecisions,Nth NeNAgencyNforNHealthcareNResearchNandNQualityN(AHRQ)NhasNdeveloped
a seriesNofNtoolsNthatNe NmpowerNclientsNandNassistJprovidersNinNachievingNdesiredNoutcomes,
N N
NincludingJclient- Nreported Nfunctional Nstatus Nindicators. NComputer-
assistedJroboticNsurgicalNtechniques,NelectronicJhealthNrecords,NandcontinuousJglucose
Nmonit NoringNinNtheNhospitalNareNallNtechnologicalNadvancesNinNhealthcare,NbutNtheyNdoNnot
NhelpJtheNclie NntJbecomeNaNmoreNactiveNparticipantJinNhisNorNhercare, NandNthusNareNnot
NgoodexamplesNofNpatie Nnt-centeredNcare.
Origin: N ChapterN1-JPublicNHealthNNursing,N2
2. A Nnurse Nis Ncaring Nfor Nan Nolder Nclient Nwho Nis NstrugglingJtoJmanage Nher Ntype N2
N diabetesJmellitus. NThe Nnurse Nshould recognize
N which
N N social
N determinantsJofthisclient'sJhealth?(SelectJallJthat Napply.)
, A) Household NincomeNof$23,000NperNyear
B) ReadingNlevelNofaNthirdNgrader
C) MedicationineffectiveNduetoJerrorNinNprescription
D) OriginallyNfromNSudan
E) NoNfamilyNinNthearea
ANSWER:J N A,NB,ND,NE
N
Fee
N
dback:
The Nsocial Nconditions Nin NwhichJpeople Nlive, Ntheir Nincome, Nsocial Nstatus, Neducation, Nliteracy,
N ho Nme Nand Nwork Nenvironment, Nsupport Nnetworks, Ngender, Nculture, Nand Navailability Nof
health Nservi Nces Nare Nthe Nsocial Ndeterminants Nof Nhealth. NThese NconditionsJhave Nan Nimpact
N
on Nthe Nextent Nto Nw Nhich Na Nperson Nor Ncommunity Npossesses Nthe Nphysical, Nsocial, Nand
N
personalresourcesnecessary NtoJattain Nand Nmaintain Nhealth. NAJmedicalerroronJthe NpartJof
N
the Nclient's Nprimary Ncare Nprovider Nor Nnurse Nwould Nnot Nconstitute Na Nsocial Ndeterminant
N
oftheNclient's Nhealth.
N
Community and Public Health Nursing:
N N N N N
N Evidence for Practice, 4th Edition (DeMarco),
N N N N N N
Chapters 1 - 25 | All Chapters
N N N N N N N
,TABLEOFCONTENTS
,Chapter1:PublicHealth Nursing J
1. AJnurseNisNstrivingNto NpracticeNpatient-
centeredNcareatJaNhospital. NWhichNactionNbestJexemplifies Nproviding Npatient-
NcenteredNcare?
A) HavingNaNclientJcompleteNaJself-
reportedNfunctional NstatusNindicatorandNthenreviewingJit Nwiththe Nclient
B) ExplainingNtoJaJclientJtheNbenefitsNofcomputer-
assistedNroboticNsurgicaltechniques,NwhichNtheNhospitalNrecentlyNimplement
Ned
C) RecordingJaNclient'sNsignsand Nsymptoms NinNanelectronicJhealthNrecord
D) PerformingJcontinuousNglucose NmonitoringNofaJclientJwhileNtheNclientJis Nin
Nthehosp Nital
ANSWER:JA
Feedback:
Patient-
centeredNcareNconsidersNculturalNtraditions,Npersonal Npreferences,Nvalues,Nfamilies, Nand
Nlifestyl Nes.NClientsNbecomeNactiveNparticipantsNinNtheirNownNcare,NandNmonitoringNhealth
NbecomesJtheNc Nlient'sJresponsibility.NToNhelpNclientsNandNtheirNhealthcareNprovidersNmake
NbetterNdecisions,Nth NeNAgencyNforNHealthcareNResearchNandNQualityN(AHRQ)NhasNdeveloped
a seriesNofNtoolsNthatNe NmpowerNclientsNandNassistJprovidersNinNachievingNdesiredNoutcomes,
N N
NincludingJclient- Nreported Nfunctional Nstatus Nindicators. NComputer-
assistedJroboticNsurgicalNtechniques,NelectronicJhealthNrecords,NandcontinuousJglucose
Nmonit NoringNinNtheNhospitalNareNallNtechnologicalNadvancesNinNhealthcare,NbutNtheyNdoNnot
NhelpJtheNclie NntJbecomeNaNmoreNactiveNparticipantJinNhisNorNhercare, NandNthusNareNnot
NgoodexamplesNofNpatie Nnt-centeredNcare.
Origin: N ChapterN1-JPublicNHealthNNursing,N2
2. A Nnurse Nis Ncaring Nfor Nan Nolder Nclient Nwho Nis NstrugglingJtoJmanage Nher Ntype N2
N diabetesJmellitus. NThe Nnurse Nshould recognize
N which
N N social
N determinantsJofthisclient'sJhealth?(SelectJallJthat Napply.)
, A) Household NincomeNof$23,000NperNyear
B) ReadingNlevelNofaNthirdNgrader
C) MedicationineffectiveNduetoJerrorNinNprescription
D) OriginallyNfromNSudan
E) NoNfamilyNinNthearea
ANSWER:J N A,NB,ND,NE
N
Fee
N
dback:
The Nsocial Nconditions Nin NwhichJpeople Nlive, Ntheir Nincome, Nsocial Nstatus, Neducation, Nliteracy,
N ho Nme Nand Nwork Nenvironment, Nsupport Nnetworks, Ngender, Nculture, Nand Navailability Nof
health Nservi Nces Nare Nthe Nsocial Ndeterminants Nof Nhealth. NThese NconditionsJhave Nan Nimpact
N
on Nthe Nextent Nto Nw Nhich Na Nperson Nor Ncommunity Npossesses Nthe Nphysical, Nsocial, Nand
N
personalresourcesnecessary NtoJattain Nand Nmaintain Nhealth. NAJmedicalerroronJthe NpartJof
N
the Nclient's Nprimary Ncare Nprovider Nor Nnurse Nwould Nnot Nconstitute Na Nsocial Ndeterminant
N
oftheNclient's Nhealth.
N
