COMMUNITY ATI EVERYTHING:
______ is the most important preventable cause of death in the United States, according to the
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - ANS-Smoking
______are often first-line medications to treat hypertension - ANS-Diuretics
Susceptible Host Factors (Epidemiological) - ANS-age, gender, genetics, ethnicity,
immunological status, physiological state, and occupation Within two to ten weeks of being
exposed to the infection, a client will receive a positive intradermal TB test; TB has a slow onset.
A spiral fracture that heals is a sign of ANS-physical abuse. Acculturation is the process -
ANS-of merging with or adopting the traits of a different culture. Daily routines must be altered
in order to adjust to a new culture. Language, education, work, recreation, social experiences,
and the health care system are all affected by these changes. Agencies transmitting or storing
electronic health data must take measures to - ANS-ensure confidentiality and security of client
information
The albumin ANS-3.8-5 Multiple health issues, such as ANS and low birth weight, can be
caused by alcohol, tobacco, and addictive disorders. Anomalies that are present at birth ◯
Accidents
Mass murders Suicidal acts Chronic conditions Violent Acts American Diabetes Association
(ADA) recommends screening a client who has - ANS-a BMI greater than 24 and age greater
than 45 years, or if a child is overweight and has additional risk factors
An epidemic occurs when, in a defined population, the rate of disease exceeds the normal
level. An underweight child is a manifestation of - ANS-child neglect.
The nurse works as a ____________. ANS-case manager coordinates comprehensive services
for students with complex health needs. As a ___________, a
nurse provides illness or injury care to children at school - ANS-direct caregiver
ANS-consultant: As a nurse, you provide information to families, administrators, teachers, and
parent-teacher groups to encourage decisions that benefit students' health. As a ________, a
nurse develops a trusting relationship with students and provides support on issues affecting
their lives. - ANS-counselor
Attack rate - ANS-Number of people exposed to a specific agent who develop the disease ÷
total number of people exposed
Auditory learners learn through "listening" and methods such as - ANS-verbal lectures,
discussion, and reading aloud. These learners "interpret meaning while listening."
ANS: Obstacles to Getting Health Care in Rural Areas: Being Far Away from Services ◯ Lack
of personal/public transportation
◯ Unpredictable weather and/or travel conditions
◯ Inability to pay for care/underinsured/uninsured
◯ Shortage of rural hospitals/health care provider
Barriers to health care include: - ANS-◯ Inadequate health care insurance
◯ Inability to pay for health care services
Language differences ◯ Cultural barriers
, ◯ Lack of health care providers in a community
Isolation from the outside world ◯ Social isolation
◯ Lack of communication tools (e.g., telephones)
◯ Lack of personal or public transportation to health care facilities
◯ Inconvenient hours
◯ Attitudes of health care personnel toward clients of low socioeconomic status or those with
different cultural/ethnic backgrounds
◯ Eligibility requirements for state/federal assistance programs
Barriers to learning in community education programs - ANS-age, cultural barriers, poor reading
and comprehension skills, language barriers, barriers to access, and lack of motivation
Behavioral theory - ANS: Changing learners' behaviors through the use of reinforcement
techniques Beneficence (Definition) - ANS-Maximize possible benefits and minimize possible
harms.
beneficence (Situation) - ANS - When planning, weighing the risks and benefits interventions
BUN - ANS-10-20
Burns on the palms of the hands are a manifestation of - ANS-physical abuse.
Ca++ - ANS-9-10.5
Case management nursing includes the following: - ANS-◯ Promoting interprofessional
services and increased client/family involvement.
Lowering costs by enhancing customer satisfaction. ◯ Providing education to optimize health
participation.
◯ Advocating for services and client rights.
Cat A bio agents - ANS-highest priority agents
smallpox (variola), botulism toxin, anthrax, tularemia, hemorrhagic viral fevers (Ebola!), and
plague
Cat B bio agents - ANS-moderately easy to disseminate and have high morbidity rates and low
mortality rates.
Cholera and typhus are two examples. Cat C bio agents - ANS-can be engineered for mass
dissemination because they are easy to produce, and/or have a potential for high morbidity and
mortality rates.
■ Examples include hantavirus
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) - Also administers - ANS-the Health
Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), disability insurance, Aid to Families with
Dependent Children (AFDC), and Supplemental Security Income (SSI).
shared power are characteristics of successful partnerships - ANS Common goals › Integrity
› Flexibility
› Negotiation
Chlordiazepoxide (Librium), diazepam (Valium), lorazepam (Ativan) - ANS-decrease the
intensity of withdrawl symptoms, decrease risk of seizures
Client barriers to referral process - ANS-Lack of motivation
› Inadequate information about community resources
› Inadequate understanding of the need for referral
› Accessibility needs
› Priorities
, The Economy › Cultural factors
Client education regarding response to chest pain: - ANS-X Stop activity and rest.
X Place nitroglycerin tablet under tongue to dissolve (quick absorption).
X If pain is unrelieved in 5 min, the client should call 911 or be driven to an emergency
department.
X The client can take up to two more doses of nitroglycerin at 5-min intervals.
Cognitive theory - - ANS-Use of sensory input and repetition to change learners' patterns of
thought, thereby changing behaviors
Community assessment is a comprehensive approach that emphasizes - ANS-the community
as a client.
ANS-Work stress: Community Assessment: Social and Community Factors Influencing
Violence ◯ Unemployment
◯ Media exposure to violence
◯ Crowded living conditions
◯ Poverty
A sense of helplessness ◯ Social isolation
◯ Lack of community resources (playgrounds, parks, theaters)
COMMUNITY ATI - ANS-EVERYTHING
*FOUND ON QUIZLET*
community based nursing activities - ANS-Illness care: Management of acute and chronic
conditions in settings where individuals, families, and groups live, work, and "attend" (schools,
camps, prisons)
community based nursing focus of care - ANS-individuals; families
Community members exposed to anthrax will need access to - ANS-ciprofloxacin.
Thismedication is used for the prophylactic treatment of anthrax
ANS-Health care: Determining a community's health needs and intervening at the individual,
family, and group levels to improve the community's collective health are community-oriented
nursing activities. community oriented nursing focus of care - ANS-at-risk individuals, families,
groups; community
ANS-echinacea, large doses of vitamin C, and zinc preparations are complementary therapies
for acute respiratory conditions. (lozenges and nasal sprays) may be useful in promoting
improved immune response, as well as hand hygiene, and limiting exposure in vulnerable
populations
Critical theory - - ANS-Use of ongoing discussion and inquiry to increase learners' depth of
knowledge, thereby changing thinking and behaviors
Crude Mortality Rate - ANS-The number of deaths per 1,000 people divided by the total
population Cultural awareness includes - ANS-self-awareness of one's own cultural background,
biases, and differences
Culturally aware nurses are: - ANS-◯ More likely to explore cultural variations among clients.
Better able to comprehend how client care is influenced by personal beliefs. ◯ Able to
recognize the meaning of health differs with each culture.
Developmental theory - - ANS-Use of techniques specific to learners' developmental stages to
determine readiness to learn, and to impart knowledge
Diabetic risk factors - ANS-obesity, hypertension, inactivity, hyperlipidemia, cigarette smoking,
______ is the most important preventable cause of death in the United States, according to the
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - ANS-Smoking
______are often first-line medications to treat hypertension - ANS-Diuretics
Susceptible Host Factors (Epidemiological) - ANS-age, gender, genetics, ethnicity,
immunological status, physiological state, and occupation Within two to ten weeks of being
exposed to the infection, a client will receive a positive intradermal TB test; TB has a slow onset.
A spiral fracture that heals is a sign of ANS-physical abuse. Acculturation is the process -
ANS-of merging with or adopting the traits of a different culture. Daily routines must be altered
in order to adjust to a new culture. Language, education, work, recreation, social experiences,
and the health care system are all affected by these changes. Agencies transmitting or storing
electronic health data must take measures to - ANS-ensure confidentiality and security of client
information
The albumin ANS-3.8-5 Multiple health issues, such as ANS and low birth weight, can be
caused by alcohol, tobacco, and addictive disorders. Anomalies that are present at birth ◯
Accidents
Mass murders Suicidal acts Chronic conditions Violent Acts American Diabetes Association
(ADA) recommends screening a client who has - ANS-a BMI greater than 24 and age greater
than 45 years, or if a child is overweight and has additional risk factors
An epidemic occurs when, in a defined population, the rate of disease exceeds the normal
level. An underweight child is a manifestation of - ANS-child neglect.
The nurse works as a ____________. ANS-case manager coordinates comprehensive services
for students with complex health needs. As a ___________, a
nurse provides illness or injury care to children at school - ANS-direct caregiver
ANS-consultant: As a nurse, you provide information to families, administrators, teachers, and
parent-teacher groups to encourage decisions that benefit students' health. As a ________, a
nurse develops a trusting relationship with students and provides support on issues affecting
their lives. - ANS-counselor
Attack rate - ANS-Number of people exposed to a specific agent who develop the disease ÷
total number of people exposed
Auditory learners learn through "listening" and methods such as - ANS-verbal lectures,
discussion, and reading aloud. These learners "interpret meaning while listening."
ANS: Obstacles to Getting Health Care in Rural Areas: Being Far Away from Services ◯ Lack
of personal/public transportation
◯ Unpredictable weather and/or travel conditions
◯ Inability to pay for care/underinsured/uninsured
◯ Shortage of rural hospitals/health care provider
Barriers to health care include: - ANS-◯ Inadequate health care insurance
◯ Inability to pay for health care services
Language differences ◯ Cultural barriers
, ◯ Lack of health care providers in a community
Isolation from the outside world ◯ Social isolation
◯ Lack of communication tools (e.g., telephones)
◯ Lack of personal or public transportation to health care facilities
◯ Inconvenient hours
◯ Attitudes of health care personnel toward clients of low socioeconomic status or those with
different cultural/ethnic backgrounds
◯ Eligibility requirements for state/federal assistance programs
Barriers to learning in community education programs - ANS-age, cultural barriers, poor reading
and comprehension skills, language barriers, barriers to access, and lack of motivation
Behavioral theory - ANS: Changing learners' behaviors through the use of reinforcement
techniques Beneficence (Definition) - ANS-Maximize possible benefits and minimize possible
harms.
beneficence (Situation) - ANS - When planning, weighing the risks and benefits interventions
BUN - ANS-10-20
Burns on the palms of the hands are a manifestation of - ANS-physical abuse.
Ca++ - ANS-9-10.5
Case management nursing includes the following: - ANS-◯ Promoting interprofessional
services and increased client/family involvement.
Lowering costs by enhancing customer satisfaction. ◯ Providing education to optimize health
participation.
◯ Advocating for services and client rights.
Cat A bio agents - ANS-highest priority agents
smallpox (variola), botulism toxin, anthrax, tularemia, hemorrhagic viral fevers (Ebola!), and
plague
Cat B bio agents - ANS-moderately easy to disseminate and have high morbidity rates and low
mortality rates.
Cholera and typhus are two examples. Cat C bio agents - ANS-can be engineered for mass
dissemination because they are easy to produce, and/or have a potential for high morbidity and
mortality rates.
■ Examples include hantavirus
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) - Also administers - ANS-the Health
Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), disability insurance, Aid to Families with
Dependent Children (AFDC), and Supplemental Security Income (SSI).
shared power are characteristics of successful partnerships - ANS Common goals › Integrity
› Flexibility
› Negotiation
Chlordiazepoxide (Librium), diazepam (Valium), lorazepam (Ativan) - ANS-decrease the
intensity of withdrawl symptoms, decrease risk of seizures
Client barriers to referral process - ANS-Lack of motivation
› Inadequate information about community resources
› Inadequate understanding of the need for referral
› Accessibility needs
› Priorities
, The Economy › Cultural factors
Client education regarding response to chest pain: - ANS-X Stop activity and rest.
X Place nitroglycerin tablet under tongue to dissolve (quick absorption).
X If pain is unrelieved in 5 min, the client should call 911 or be driven to an emergency
department.
X The client can take up to two more doses of nitroglycerin at 5-min intervals.
Cognitive theory - - ANS-Use of sensory input and repetition to change learners' patterns of
thought, thereby changing behaviors
Community assessment is a comprehensive approach that emphasizes - ANS-the community
as a client.
ANS-Work stress: Community Assessment: Social and Community Factors Influencing
Violence ◯ Unemployment
◯ Media exposure to violence
◯ Crowded living conditions
◯ Poverty
A sense of helplessness ◯ Social isolation
◯ Lack of community resources (playgrounds, parks, theaters)
COMMUNITY ATI - ANS-EVERYTHING
*FOUND ON QUIZLET*
community based nursing activities - ANS-Illness care: Management of acute and chronic
conditions in settings where individuals, families, and groups live, work, and "attend" (schools,
camps, prisons)
community based nursing focus of care - ANS-individuals; families
Community members exposed to anthrax will need access to - ANS-ciprofloxacin.
Thismedication is used for the prophylactic treatment of anthrax
ANS-Health care: Determining a community's health needs and intervening at the individual,
family, and group levels to improve the community's collective health are community-oriented
nursing activities. community oriented nursing focus of care - ANS-at-risk individuals, families,
groups; community
ANS-echinacea, large doses of vitamin C, and zinc preparations are complementary therapies
for acute respiratory conditions. (lozenges and nasal sprays) may be useful in promoting
improved immune response, as well as hand hygiene, and limiting exposure in vulnerable
populations
Critical theory - - ANS-Use of ongoing discussion and inquiry to increase learners' depth of
knowledge, thereby changing thinking and behaviors
Crude Mortality Rate - ANS-The number of deaths per 1,000 people divided by the total
population Cultural awareness includes - ANS-self-awareness of one's own cultural background,
biases, and differences
Culturally aware nurses are: - ANS-◯ More likely to explore cultural variations among clients.
Better able to comprehend how client care is influenced by personal beliefs. ◯ Able to
recognize the meaning of health differs with each culture.
Developmental theory - - ANS-Use of techniques specific to learners' developmental stages to
determine readiness to learn, and to impart knowledge
Diabetic risk factors - ANS-obesity, hypertension, inactivity, hyperlipidemia, cigarette smoking,
