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A Community Health Nurse Would Like To Implement An Intervention To Increase Lasting
Resilience Among New Immigrants. Which Of The Following Actions Should Be Taken By The
Nurse?
Answer: Direct Clients To English-As-Second-Language Courses
Vulnerability Can Be Reversed By Obtaining Resources To Increase Resilience. Learning The
Basic Language Of The Country Of Residence Will Give Immigrants The Ability To Communicate
And Navigate Through Systems And Thus Remove Barriers That Promote Disenfranchisement
And Disadvantaged Status. Although Money, Food, And Clothing Meet Needs For The Short
Term, They Do Not Help The Immigrant Develop The Power And Control To Improve Health
Risks Over The Long Term Or Contribute To Lasting Resilience.
Which Of The Following Factors Predisposes Many Migrant Farmworkers To
Disenfranchisement?
Answer: Short Length Of Time In The Community
Disenfranchisement Refers To A Feeling Of Separation From Mainstream Society. The Person
Does Not Seem To Have An Emotional Connection With Any Group In Particular Or The Larger
Society. For Migrant Workers Who Are Frequently Moving, The Short Length Of Time They Stay
In The Community Does Not Allow For The Development Of Social Ties. Being A Minority Group
Member Would Not By Itself Cause Disenfranchisement If The Minority Group Member Lived In
A Community With Persons From Similar Ethnic And Cultural Backgrounds. An Inability To
Attend Religious Services Or Previous Physical Abuse Are Not Specifically Related To
Disenfranchisement Of The Population Of Migrant Farmworkers.
, A Large Financial Grant Was Being Offered To Whichever Health Facility Wanted To Accept The
Responsibility For Giving Care To Local Vulnerable Populations. Which Of The Following Actions
Would Most Likely Be Taken By The Local Medical Centers?
Answer: Strongly Consider Not Applying, Because This Population Will Be Expensive To Treat.
Many Agencies Do Not Wish To Provide Services To Vulnerable Populations. Vulnerable
Populations Are More Expensive To Treat Because They Have Multiple, Cumulative Risks And
Require Special Service Delivery Considerations (E.G., To Help Overcome Transportation
Problems Or Provide Culturally Competent Care). Because Of The Major Costs Associated With
Providing Care To This Population And Risks Related To Reimbursement, It Would Not Be In The
Best Interest Of The Agency To Want To Eagerly Apply To Provide Care To This Group.
A Homeless Family Brought Their Father To The Public Health Clinic After He Reported Bleeding
When He Went To The Bathroom. Which Of The Following Nursing Actions Would Be Most
Appropriate?
Answer: Begin Tests To Determine The Cause Of The Bleeding While Asking About Other
Family Concerns From Nutrition To Shelter For The Night.
It Is Important To Provide Comprehensive, Family-Centered, "One-Stop" Services. Providing
Multiple Services During A Single Clinic Visit Is An Example Of One-Stop Services. If Social And
Economic Assistance Are Provided And Included In Interdisciplinary Treatment Plans, Services
Can Be More Responsive To The Combined Effects Of Social And Economic Stressors On The
Health Of Special Population Groups. If The Family Is Referred To A Different Provider Or
Agency, It Is Likely That This Follow Up Will Never Occur. Only Addressing The Urinary Infection,
And Not The Homeless Status Of This Family, Does Not Provide The Comprehensive Services
That Are Expected From A Public Health Clinic.
Nursing Students Have Been Assigned To Set Up A Health Fair For The Homeless Population In A
Large Urban Setting. Without Any Funds To Pay For Space, Where Should The Health Fair Be
Located, Assuming That All Of The Following Sites Are Available At No Cost?
Answer: At The City's Homeless Shelter, Which Is, By Policy, Vacant During The Day
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A Community Health Nurse Would Like To Implement An Intervention To Increase Lasting
Resilience Among New Immigrants. Which Of The Following Actions Should Be Taken By The
Nurse?
Answer: Direct Clients To English-As-Second-Language Courses
Vulnerability Can Be Reversed By Obtaining Resources To Increase Resilience. Learning The
Basic Language Of The Country Of Residence Will Give Immigrants The Ability To Communicate
And Navigate Through Systems And Thus Remove Barriers That Promote Disenfranchisement
And Disadvantaged Status. Although Money, Food, And Clothing Meet Needs For The Short
Term, They Do Not Help The Immigrant Develop The Power And Control To Improve Health
Risks Over The Long Term Or Contribute To Lasting Resilience.
Which Of The Following Factors Predisposes Many Migrant Farmworkers To
Disenfranchisement?
Answer: Short Length Of Time In The Community
Disenfranchisement Refers To A Feeling Of Separation From Mainstream Society. The Person
Does Not Seem To Have An Emotional Connection With Any Group In Particular Or The Larger
Society. For Migrant Workers Who Are Frequently Moving, The Short Length Of Time They Stay
In The Community Does Not Allow For The Development Of Social Ties. Being A Minority Group
Member Would Not By Itself Cause Disenfranchisement If The Minority Group Member Lived In
A Community With Persons From Similar Ethnic And Cultural Backgrounds. An Inability To
Attend Religious Services Or Previous Physical Abuse Are Not Specifically Related To
Disenfranchisement Of The Population Of Migrant Farmworkers.
, A Large Financial Grant Was Being Offered To Whichever Health Facility Wanted To Accept The
Responsibility For Giving Care To Local Vulnerable Populations. Which Of The Following Actions
Would Most Likely Be Taken By The Local Medical Centers?
Answer: Strongly Consider Not Applying, Because This Population Will Be Expensive To Treat.
Many Agencies Do Not Wish To Provide Services To Vulnerable Populations. Vulnerable
Populations Are More Expensive To Treat Because They Have Multiple, Cumulative Risks And
Require Special Service Delivery Considerations (E.G., To Help Overcome Transportation
Problems Or Provide Culturally Competent Care). Because Of The Major Costs Associated With
Providing Care To This Population And Risks Related To Reimbursement, It Would Not Be In The
Best Interest Of The Agency To Want To Eagerly Apply To Provide Care To This Group.
A Homeless Family Brought Their Father To The Public Health Clinic After He Reported Bleeding
When He Went To The Bathroom. Which Of The Following Nursing Actions Would Be Most
Appropriate?
Answer: Begin Tests To Determine The Cause Of The Bleeding While Asking About Other
Family Concerns From Nutrition To Shelter For The Night.
It Is Important To Provide Comprehensive, Family-Centered, "One-Stop" Services. Providing
Multiple Services During A Single Clinic Visit Is An Example Of One-Stop Services. If Social And
Economic Assistance Are Provided And Included In Interdisciplinary Treatment Plans, Services
Can Be More Responsive To The Combined Effects Of Social And Economic Stressors On The
Health Of Special Population Groups. If The Family Is Referred To A Different Provider Or
Agency, It Is Likely That This Follow Up Will Never Occur. Only Addressing The Urinary Infection,
And Not The Homeless Status Of This Family, Does Not Provide The Comprehensive Services
That Are Expected From A Public Health Clinic.
Nursing Students Have Been Assigned To Set Up A Health Fair For The Homeless Population In A
Large Urban Setting. Without Any Funds To Pay For Space, Where Should The Health Fair Be
Located, Assuming That All Of The Following Sites Are Available At No Cost?
Answer: At The City's Homeless Shelter, Which Is, By Policy, Vacant During The Day
