NURS 441 Test 2 Complete Actual set
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principles related to 15-minute family interview - ANSWER-Manners, therapeutic conversation, ecomaps
and genograms, therapeutic questions, acknowledging family strengths
Ethnocentrism - ANSWER-- Assumption that others believe and behave as the dominant culture does
- "They're in the US now; you would think that they would act like us"
when there is a client referred to home health - ANSWER-must be evaluated by nurse within 24 hrs
in order to be qualified for home health care.. what criteria must they meet - ANSWER-- Must be
homebound, have a plan of care, skilled needs, intermittent care needs, and necessity
role of case manager - ANSWER-- Advocacy and education, clinical care coordination/facilitation,
continuity/transition management, utilization/financial management, performance and outcomes
management, psychosocial management, research and practice development
what the national incident management system is - ANSWER-- Framework that guides the response to
disasters of government at all levels.
- Goal: reduce loss of life, property, and harm by preparing for, preventing, mitigating, responding to, and
recovering from effects of incidents
- Provides set of doctrine, concepts, principles, terms, and organizational processes that enable effective
and efficient and collaborative incident management
treatment for anthrax. - ANSWER-- ciprofloxacin and doxycycline
examples of category A biological agents - ANSWER-- anthrax, plague, smallpox, botulism, viral
hemorrhagic fevers, ebola
Hotwash evaluation - ANSWER-- should occur while everything is fresh in one's mind, spill the tea
after action report - ANSWER-formal report that provides a complete list of strengths weakness failures
successes and suggestion for improvement more structures and directed
diaster management continuum - ANSWER-preperedness, mitigation, response, recovery, evaluation
preparedness - ANSWER-identify all hazards, proactive planning, evaluate possible damage
Mitigation - ANSWER-- take measures to limit damage, disability, and loss of life
Response - ANSWER-- implementation of disaster plan, provide emergency care, restore communication
and transportation
recovery - ANSWER-stabiliation return to normal status
evaluation - ANSWER-learn from past prepare for future
with Questions and correct/verified
Answers
principles related to 15-minute family interview - ANSWER-Manners, therapeutic conversation, ecomaps
and genograms, therapeutic questions, acknowledging family strengths
Ethnocentrism - ANSWER-- Assumption that others believe and behave as the dominant culture does
- "They're in the US now; you would think that they would act like us"
when there is a client referred to home health - ANSWER-must be evaluated by nurse within 24 hrs
in order to be qualified for home health care.. what criteria must they meet - ANSWER-- Must be
homebound, have a plan of care, skilled needs, intermittent care needs, and necessity
role of case manager - ANSWER-- Advocacy and education, clinical care coordination/facilitation,
continuity/transition management, utilization/financial management, performance and outcomes
management, psychosocial management, research and practice development
what the national incident management system is - ANSWER-- Framework that guides the response to
disasters of government at all levels.
- Goal: reduce loss of life, property, and harm by preparing for, preventing, mitigating, responding to, and
recovering from effects of incidents
- Provides set of doctrine, concepts, principles, terms, and organizational processes that enable effective
and efficient and collaborative incident management
treatment for anthrax. - ANSWER-- ciprofloxacin and doxycycline
examples of category A biological agents - ANSWER-- anthrax, plague, smallpox, botulism, viral
hemorrhagic fevers, ebola
Hotwash evaluation - ANSWER-- should occur while everything is fresh in one's mind, spill the tea
after action report - ANSWER-formal report that provides a complete list of strengths weakness failures
successes and suggestion for improvement more structures and directed
diaster management continuum - ANSWER-preperedness, mitigation, response, recovery, evaluation
preparedness - ANSWER-identify all hazards, proactive planning, evaluate possible damage
Mitigation - ANSWER-- take measures to limit damage, disability, and loss of life
Response - ANSWER-- implementation of disaster plan, provide emergency care, restore communication
and transportation
recovery - ANSWER-stabiliation return to normal status
evaluation - ANSWER-learn from past prepare for future
