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Test Bank Public Health Nursing: Population-Centered
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Health Care in the Community 10th Edition ISBN:
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9780323611114 by Jeanette Lancaster, Marcia Stanhope
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Test llBank llPublic llHealth llNursing: llPopulation-Centered llHealth llCare llin llthe llCommunity
ll10th llEdition llISBN: ll9780323611114 llby llJeanette llLancaster, llMarcia llStanhope ll


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,Table llof llContent ll
PART ll1. llInfluencing llFactors llin llPublic llHealth llNursing lland llPopulation llHealth ll
1. ll llPublic llhealth llfoundations lland llpopulation llhealth ll
2. ll llHistory llof llpublic llhealth lland llpublic lland llcommunity llhealth llnursing ll
3. ll llPublic llhealth, llprimary llcare, lland llprimary llhealth llcare llsystems ll
4. ll llPerspectives llin llglobal llhealth llcare ll
5. ll llEconomics llof llhealth llcare lldelivery ll
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PART ll2. llForces llAffecting llNurses llin llthe llDelivery llof llPublic lland llPopulation llHealth llCare ll
Delivery ll
6. ll llEnvironmental llhealth ll
7. ll llApplication llof llethics llin llthe llcommunity ll
8. ll llAchieving llcultural llcompetence llin llcommunity llhealth llnursing ll
9. ll llPublic llhealth llpolicy ll
10. ll llEvidence-based llpractice ll
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PART ll3. llConceptual lland llScientific llFrameworks llApplied llto llNursing llPractice ll
11. ll llPopulation-based llpublic llhealth llnursing llpractice: llThe llintervention llwheel ll
12. ll llGenomics llin llpublic llhealth llnursing ll
13. ll llEpidemiology ll
14. ll llInfectious lldisease llprevention lland llcontrol ll
15. ll llCommunicable lland llinfectious lldisease llrisks ll
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PART ll4. llCommunity llLevel llInterventions ll
16. ll llPromoting llhealthy llcommunities ll
17. ll llCommunity llas llclient: llAssessment lland llanalysis ll
18. ll llBuilding lla llculture llof llhealth llto llinfluence llhealth llequity llwithin llcommunities ll
19. ll llHealth lleducation llprinciples llapplied llin llcommunities, llgroups, llfamilies, lland llindividuals
llfor llhealthy llchange ll

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PART ll5. llIssues lland llApproaches llin llPopulation-Centered llNursing ll
20. ll llThe llnurse-led llhealth llcenter: llA llmodel llfor llcommunity llnursing llpractice ll
21. ll llPublic llhealth llnursing llpractice lland llthe lldisaster llmanagement llcycle ll
22. ll llPublic llhealth llsurveillance lland lloutbreak llinvestigation ll

, 23. ll llProgram llmanagement ll
24. ll llQuality llmanagement ll
25. ll llCase llmanagement ll
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PART ll6. llPromoting llthe llHealth llof llTarget llPopulations llAcross llthe llLife llSpan ll
26. ll llWorking llwith llfamilies llin llthe llcommunity llfor llhealthy lloutcomes ll
27. ll llFamily llhealth llrisks ll
28. ll llChild lland lladolescent llhealth ll
29. llMajor llHealth llIssues lland llChronic llDisease llManagement llof llAdults llAcross llthe llLife llSpan
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30. ll llDisability llhealth llcare llacross llthe lllife llspan ll
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PART ll7. llPromoting lland llProtecting llthe llHealth llof llVulnerable llPopulations ll
31. ll llHealth llequity lland llcare llof llvulnerable llpopulations ll
32. ll llPopulation-centered llnursing llin llrural lland llurban llenvironments ll
33. ll llPoverty lland llhomelessness ll
34. ll llMigrant llhealth llissues ll
35. ll llTeen llpregnancy ll
36. ll llMental llhealth llissues ll
37. ll llAlcohol, lltobacco, lland llother lldrug llproblems ll
38. ll llViolence lland llhuman llabuse ll
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PART ll8. llNurses’ llRoles lland llFunctions llin llthe llCommunity ll
39. ll llAdvanced llnursing llpractice llin llthe llcommunity ll
40. ll llThe llnurse llleader llin llthe llcommunity ll
41. ll llThe llnurse llin llpublic llhealth, llhome llhealth, llhospice, lland llpalliative llcare ll
42. ll llThe llnurse llin llthe llschools ll
43. ll llThe llnurse llin lloccupational llhealth ll
44. ll llForensic llnursing llin llthe llcommunity ll
45. ll llThe llnurse llin llthe llfaith llcommunity ll
46. ll llPublic llhealth llnursing llat lllocal, llstate, lland llnational lllevels ll
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Public llHealth llNursing ll10th llEdition llStanhope llTest llBank ll
Chapter 01: Public Health Foundations and Population Health
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Stanhope: Public Health Nursing: Population-Centered Health Care in the
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MULTIPLE llCHOICE ll
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1. llWhat llis llthe llprimary llfocus llto llbe lladdressed llconcerning llthe llimprovement llof llthe llhealth
llof llthe llAmerican llpeople llin llthe lltwenty-first llcentury? lla. llBioterrorism lland llglobal

llhealth llthreats ll

b. Delivery llof llindividual llcare lland llhygiene ll
c. The llneed llfor llincreased llhospital lland llacute llcare ll
d. Chronic lldisease lland lldisability llmanagement ll
ANS: llA ll
There llare llnew llconcerns, lland llof llthe llmost llserious llare llbioterrorism lland llglobally
llinduced llinfections, llsuch llas llthe llavian llflu. llThese llthreats llwill lldivert llhealth llcare llfunds

lland llresources llfrom llother llhealth llcare llprograms llto llbe llspent llfor llpublic llsafety. llThe

llothers llare llnot llrelated llto llpublic llhealth llor llare llconcerns llthat llhave llbeen llpresent llfor

llmany llyears. ll
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DIF: ll Cognitive lllevel: llUnderstanding ll TOP: llNursing llprocess: llPlanning
llMSC: llNCLEX: llHealth llPromotion lland llMaintenance ll
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2. A llcommunity llis llconcerned llabout llthe llthreat llof llbioterrorism. llWhich llof llthe llfollowing
llbest lldescribes llthe llbasis llfor llthis llconcern? ll

a. Bioterrorism llhas llthe llpotential llto lldissolve llcommunity-based llprograms. ll
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b. This llthreat llcould llcauseNt UeRhSeaIlt NcGaTreBs.ysCt OmMto ll collapse. ll
c. The llthreat llmay lldivert llfunds llfrom llother llpublic llsafety llhealth llcare llprograms. ll
d. Fear llof llbioterrorism llwill llincrease llthe llneed llfor llshelters. ll
ANS: llC ll
Bioterrorism llmay llhave llan llimpact llon llthe llavailability llof llresources llfor llpublic llsafety
llhealth llcare llprograms. llBecause llfunds llare lldiverted llit llis llpossible llthat llcommunity-based

llprograms llwould llbe lleliminated, llthe llhealth llcare llsystem llcould llexperience llchanges, lland

llthat llthere llwould llbe llan llincrease llin llthe llneed llfor llshelter. llHowever, llall llthe llremaining

lloptions llwould llhappen llbecause llof llthe lldiversion llof llfunds. ll
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DIF: ll Cognitive lllevel: llAnalyzing ll TOP: llNursing llprocess: llDiagnosis llMSC:
llNCLEX: llPhysiological llIntegrity ll
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3. Which llstatement lldescribes llthe llconsequence llof llthe llsuccessful llimplementation llof llthe
llAffordable llCare llAct? ll

a. Americans llwill llpay llcloser llattention llto lltheir llhealth llstatus. ll
b. Most llof llthe llpopulation llwill llbe llcovered llby llhealth llinsurance. ll
c. Public llhealth lldepartments llwill llneed llto llincrease llthe llnumber llof llnursing llpositions. ll
d. The llprevalence llof llobesity llwill lldecrease. ll




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