TEST BANK
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Community and Public Health Nursing:
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Evidence for Practice, 4th Edition (DeMarco),
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Chapters 1 - 25 | All Chapters
g g g g g g
,TABLE OF CONTENTS
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,Chapter 1: Public Health Nursing
g g g g
1. A gnurse gis gstriving gto gpractice gpatient-centered gcare gat ga ghospital. gWhich gaction
gbestgexemplifies gproviding gpatient-centered gcare?
A) Having ga gclient gcomplete ga gself-reported gfunctional gstatus gindicator gand
thengreviewing git g with gthe gclient
g
B) Explaining gto ga gclient gthe gbenefits gof gcomputer-assisted grobotic
surgicalgtechniques, gwhich gthe ghospital grecently gimplemented
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C) Recording ga gclient's gsigns gand gsymptoms gin gan gelectronic ghealth grecord
D) Performing gcontinuous gglucose gmonitoring gof ga gclient gwhile gthe gclient gis gin
theghospital
g
ANSWER: g A
Feedback:
Patient-centered gcare gconsiders gcultural gtraditions, gpersonal gpreferences, gvalues,
g families, gand glifestyles. gClients gbecome gactive gparticipants gin gtheir gown gcare, gand
g monitoring ghealth gbecomes gthe gclient's gresponsibility. gTo ghelp gclients gand gtheir
g healthcare gproviders gmake gbetter gdecisions, gthe gAgency gfor gHealthcare gResearch gand
g Quality g(AHRQ) ghas gdeveloped ga gseries gof gtools gthat gempower gclients gand gassist
g providers gin gachieving gdesired goutcomes, gincluding gclient-reported gfunctional gstatus
g indicators. gComputer-assisted grobotic gsurgical gtechniques, gelectronic ghealth grecords,
gandgcontinuous gglucose gmonitoring gin gthe ghospital gare gall gtechnological gadvances gin
g healthcare, gbut gthey gdo gnot ghelp gthe gclient gbecome ga gmore gactive gparticipant gin ghis gor
g hergcare, gand gthus gare gnot ggood gexamples gof gpatient-centered gcare.
Origin: g Chapter g1- gPublic gHealth gNursing, g2
2. A gnurse gis gcaring gfor gan golder gclient gwho gis gstruggling gto gmanage gher gtype g2 gdiabetes
g mellitus. gThe gnurse gshould grecognize gwhich gsocial gdeterminants gof gthis gclient's
g health?g(Select g all gthat g apply.)
A) Household gincome gof g$23,000 gper gyear
B) Reading glevel gof ga gthird ggrader
C) Medication gineffective gdue gto gerror gin gprescription
, D) Originally gfrom gSudan
E) No gfamily gin gthe
areagANSWER: g A, gB, gD,
g
E gFeedback:
g
The gsocial gconditions gin gwhich gpeople glive, gtheir gincome, gsocial gstatus, geducation,
g literacy, g home gand gwork genvironment, gsupport gnetworks, ggender, gculture, gand
g availability gof ghealth gservices gare gthe gsocial gdeterminants gof ghealth. gThese gconditions
g have gan gimpact gon gthe gextent gto gwhich ga gperson gor gcommunity gpossesses gthe gphysical,
g social, gand gpersonal gresources gnecessary gto gattain gand gmaintain ghealth. gA gmedical
errorgon gthe gpart gof gthe gclient's gprimary gcare gprovider gor gnurse gwould gnot gconstitute ga
g
g social gdeterminant gof gthe gclient's ghealth.
g g
Community and Public Health Nursing:
g g g g g
Evidence for Practice, 4th Edition (DeMarco),
g g g g g g
Chapters 1 - 25 | All Chapters
g g g g g g
,TABLE OF CONTENTS
g g
,Chapter 1: Public Health Nursing
g g g g
1. A gnurse gis gstriving gto gpractice gpatient-centered gcare gat ga ghospital. gWhich gaction
gbestgexemplifies gproviding gpatient-centered gcare?
A) Having ga gclient gcomplete ga gself-reported gfunctional gstatus gindicator gand
thengreviewing git g with gthe gclient
g
B) Explaining gto ga gclient gthe gbenefits gof gcomputer-assisted grobotic
surgicalgtechniques, gwhich gthe ghospital grecently gimplemented
g
C) Recording ga gclient's gsigns gand gsymptoms gin gan gelectronic ghealth grecord
D) Performing gcontinuous gglucose gmonitoring gof ga gclient gwhile gthe gclient gis gin
theghospital
g
ANSWER: g A
Feedback:
Patient-centered gcare gconsiders gcultural gtraditions, gpersonal gpreferences, gvalues,
g families, gand glifestyles. gClients gbecome gactive gparticipants gin gtheir gown gcare, gand
g monitoring ghealth gbecomes gthe gclient's gresponsibility. gTo ghelp gclients gand gtheir
g healthcare gproviders gmake gbetter gdecisions, gthe gAgency gfor gHealthcare gResearch gand
g Quality g(AHRQ) ghas gdeveloped ga gseries gof gtools gthat gempower gclients gand gassist
g providers gin gachieving gdesired goutcomes, gincluding gclient-reported gfunctional gstatus
g indicators. gComputer-assisted grobotic gsurgical gtechniques, gelectronic ghealth grecords,
gandgcontinuous gglucose gmonitoring gin gthe ghospital gare gall gtechnological gadvances gin
g healthcare, gbut gthey gdo gnot ghelp gthe gclient gbecome ga gmore gactive gparticipant gin ghis gor
g hergcare, gand gthus gare gnot ggood gexamples gof gpatient-centered gcare.
Origin: g Chapter g1- gPublic gHealth gNursing, g2
2. A gnurse gis gcaring gfor gan golder gclient gwho gis gstruggling gto gmanage gher gtype g2 gdiabetes
g mellitus. gThe gnurse gshould grecognize gwhich gsocial gdeterminants gof gthis gclient's
g health?g(Select g all gthat g apply.)
A) Household gincome gof g$23,000 gper gyear
B) Reading glevel gof ga gthird ggrader
C) Medication gineffective gdue gto gerror gin gprescription
, D) Originally gfrom gSudan
E) No gfamily gin gthe
areagANSWER: g A, gB, gD,
g
E gFeedback:
g
The gsocial gconditions gin gwhich gpeople glive, gtheir gincome, gsocial gstatus, geducation,
g literacy, g home gand gwork genvironment, gsupport gnetworks, ggender, gculture, gand
g availability gof ghealth gservices gare gthe gsocial gdeterminants gof ghealth. gThese gconditions
g have gan gimpact gon gthe gextent gto gwhich ga gperson gor gcommunity gpossesses gthe gphysical,
g social, gand gpersonal gresources gnecessary gto gattain gand gmaintain ghealth. gA gmedical
errorgon gthe gpart gof gthe gclient's gprimary gcare gprovider gor gnurse gwould gnot gconstitute ga
g
g social gdeterminant gof gthe gclient's ghealth.
