TEST BANK - Community and Public Health Nursing:
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pEvidence for Practice, 3rd Edition (DeMarco),
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Chapters 1 - 25 | All Chapters
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,TABLE OF CONTENTS
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,Chapter 1: Public Health Nursing
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1. A pnurse pis pstriving pto ppractice ppatient-centered pcare pat pa phospital. pWhich paction
pbestpexemplifies pproviding ppatient-centered pcare?
A) Having pa pclient pcomplete pa pself-reported pfunctional pstatus pindicator pand
thenpreviewing pit p with pthe pclient
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B) Explaining pto pa pclient pthe pbenefits pof pcomputer-assisted probotic
surgicalptechniques, pwhich pthe phospital precently pimplemented
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C) Recording pa pclient's psigns pand psymptoms pin pan pelectronic phealth precord
D) Performing pcontinuous pglucose pmonitoring pof pa pclient pwhile pthe pclient pis pin
thephospital
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ANSWER: p A
Feedback:
Patient-centered pcare pconsiders pcultural ptraditions, ppersonal ppreferences, pvalues,
pfamilies, pand plifestyles. pClients pbecome pactive pparticipants pin ptheir pown pcare, pand
pmonitoring phealth pbecomes pthe pclient's presponsibility. pTo phelp pclients pand ptheir
phealthcare pproviders pmake pbetter pdecisions, pthe pAgency pfor pHealthcare pResearch
pand pQuality p(AHRQ) phas pdeveloped pa pseries pof ptools pthat pempower pclients pand
passist pproviders pin pachieving pdesired poutcomes, pincluding pclient-reported pfunctional
pstatus pindicators. pComputer-assisted probotic psurgical ptechniques, pelectronic phealth
precords, pandpcontinuous pglucose pmonitoring pin pthe phospital pare pall ptechnological
padvances pin phealthcare, pbut pthey pdo pnot phelp pthe pclient pbecome pa pmore pactive
pparticipant pin phis por pherpcare, pand pthus pare pnot pgood pexamples pof ppatient-centered
pcare.
Origin: p Chapter p1- pPublic pHealth pNursing, p2
2. A pnurse pis pcaring pfor pan polder pclient pwho pis pstruggling pto pmanage pher ptype p2
pdiabetes pmellitus. pThe pnurse pshould precognize pwhich psocial pdeterminants pof pthis
pclient's phealth?p(Select p all pthat p apply.)
A) Household pincome pof p$23,000 pper pyear
B) Reading plevel pof pa pthird pgrader
, C) Medication pineffective pdue pto perror pin pprescription
D) Originally pfrom pSudan
E) No pfamily pin pthe
areapANSWER: p A, pB,
p
p D, pE pFeedback:
The psocial pconditions pin pwhich ppeople plive, ptheir pincome, psocial pstatus, peducation,
pliteracy, p home pand pwork penvironment, psupport pnetworks, pgender, pculture, pand
pavailability pof phealth pservices pare pthe psocial pdeterminants pof phealth. pThese
pconditions phave pan pimpact pon pthe pextent pto pwhich pa pperson por pcommunity ppossesses
pthe pphysical, psocial, pand ppersonal presources pnecessary pto pattain pand pmaintain phealth.
pA pmedical perrorpon pthe ppart pof pthe pclient's pprimary pcare pprovider por pnurse pwould pnot
pconstitute pa psocial pdeterminant pof pthe pclient's phealth.
p p p p p p p
pEvidence for Practice, 3rd Edition (DeMarco),
p p p p p p
Chapters 1 - 25 | All Chapters
p p p p p p
,TABLE OF CONTENTS
p p
,Chapter 1: Public Health Nursing
p p p p
1. A pnurse pis pstriving pto ppractice ppatient-centered pcare pat pa phospital. pWhich paction
pbestpexemplifies pproviding ppatient-centered pcare?
A) Having pa pclient pcomplete pa pself-reported pfunctional pstatus pindicator pand
thenpreviewing pit p with pthe pclient
p
B) Explaining pto pa pclient pthe pbenefits pof pcomputer-assisted probotic
surgicalptechniques, pwhich pthe phospital precently pimplemented
p
C) Recording pa pclient's psigns pand psymptoms pin pan pelectronic phealth precord
D) Performing pcontinuous pglucose pmonitoring pof pa pclient pwhile pthe pclient pis pin
thephospital
p
ANSWER: p A
Feedback:
Patient-centered pcare pconsiders pcultural ptraditions, ppersonal ppreferences, pvalues,
pfamilies, pand plifestyles. pClients pbecome pactive pparticipants pin ptheir pown pcare, pand
pmonitoring phealth pbecomes pthe pclient's presponsibility. pTo phelp pclients pand ptheir
phealthcare pproviders pmake pbetter pdecisions, pthe pAgency pfor pHealthcare pResearch
pand pQuality p(AHRQ) phas pdeveloped pa pseries pof ptools pthat pempower pclients pand
passist pproviders pin pachieving pdesired poutcomes, pincluding pclient-reported pfunctional
pstatus pindicators. pComputer-assisted probotic psurgical ptechniques, pelectronic phealth
precords, pandpcontinuous pglucose pmonitoring pin pthe phospital pare pall ptechnological
padvances pin phealthcare, pbut pthey pdo pnot phelp pthe pclient pbecome pa pmore pactive
pparticipant pin phis por pherpcare, pand pthus pare pnot pgood pexamples pof ppatient-centered
pcare.
Origin: p Chapter p1- pPublic pHealth pNursing, p2
2. A pnurse pis pcaring pfor pan polder pclient pwho pis pstruggling pto pmanage pher ptype p2
pdiabetes pmellitus. pThe pnurse pshould precognize pwhich psocial pdeterminants pof pthis
pclient's phealth?p(Select p all pthat p apply.)
A) Household pincome pof p$23,000 pper pyear
B) Reading plevel pof pa pthird pgrader
, C) Medication pineffective pdue pto perror pin pprescription
D) Originally pfrom pSudan
E) No pfamily pin pthe
areapANSWER: p A, pB,
p
p D, pE pFeedback:
The psocial pconditions pin pwhich ppeople plive, ptheir pincome, psocial pstatus, peducation,
pliteracy, p home pand pwork penvironment, psupport pnetworks, pgender, pculture, pand
pavailability pof phealth pservices pare pthe psocial pdeterminants pof phealth. pThese
pconditions phave pan pimpact pon pthe pextent pto pwhich pa pperson por pcommunity ppossesses
pthe pphysical, psocial, pand ppersonal presources pnecessary pto pattain pand pmaintain phealth.
pA pmedical perrorpon pthe ppart pof pthe pclient's pprimary pcare pprovider por pnurse pwould pnot
pconstitute pa psocial pdeterminant pof pthe pclient's phealth.
