NR 577 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT ANSWERS
Two most important outcomes of primary care
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Reduction of risk factors and mortality rates in vulnerable populations
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What does primary care focus on
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health promotion, disease prevention, illness management, advocacy
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for patients, community involvement
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primary care should be
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accountable, acceptable, appropriate, continuous, accessible,
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affordable, adequate, complete and available.
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Goals of adolescence
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,completion of puberty and growth in social emotional and cognitive
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development, development of abstract thinking, establishment of
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independent identity and preparation for career or life work.
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Bright futures |
tool resource kit, includes core forms, supplemental visit
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documentation, screening tools, materials are broken down by age so
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assessments are appropriate to age development, Guidelines for health
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supervision of infants, children and adolescents availble to providers
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Morbidity
any physical or psychological state considered to be outside the realm of
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normal wellbeing
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mortality
state of being subject to death
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Tanner stage 1 males | | |
no genital growth
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,tanner stage 1 females
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no breast or pubic hair
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tanner stage 1 males
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downy hair, enlarged testes and increased scrotal pigmentation
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tanner stage 2 females
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downy hair breast budding
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tanner stage 3 males
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scant hair increase in amount and pigment, enlarged of penis and testes
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tanner stage 3 in females
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enlarged areola and breast tissue, scant hair increase in amount of
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pigment
, tanner stage 4 (IV) males
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adult type incomplete distribution of pubic hair, elongation of penis and
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enlargement of testes; development of axillary and facial hair
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Tanner stage IV (4) females
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separation of areola and nipple from breast mound, most gilrs
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experience menarche |
Tanner stage V (5) males
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adult hair distribution, adult size penis and testes, increase in body and
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facial hair, increase in muscle
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Tanner stage V (5) females
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fully developed breast, single breast contour with nipple protrusion.
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adult distribution of hair.
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CORRECT ANSWERS
Two most important outcomes of primary care
| | | | | |
Reduction of risk factors and mortality rates in vulnerable populations
| | | | | | | | |
What does primary care focus on
| | | | |
health promotion, disease prevention, illness management, advocacy
| | | | | | |
for patients, community involvement
| | |
primary care should be
| | |
accountable, acceptable, appropriate, continuous, accessible,
| | | | |
affordable, adequate, complete and available.
| | | |
Goals of adolescence
| |
,completion of puberty and growth in social emotional and cognitive
| | | | | | | | | |
development, development of abstract thinking, establishment of
| | | | | | |
independent identity and preparation for career or life work.
| | | | | | | |
Bright futures |
tool resource kit, includes core forms, supplemental visit
| | | | | | | |
documentation, screening tools, materials are broken down by age so
| | | | | | | | | |
assessments are appropriate to age development, Guidelines for health
| | | | | | | | |
supervision of infants, children and adolescents availble to providers
| | | | | | | |
Morbidity
any physical or psychological state considered to be outside the realm of
| | | | | | | | | | |
normal wellbeing
| |
mortality
state of being subject to death
| | | | |
Tanner stage 1 males | | |
no genital growth
| |
,tanner stage 1 females
| | |
no breast or pubic hair
| | | |
tanner stage 1 males
| | |
downy hair, enlarged testes and increased scrotal pigmentation
| | | | | | |
tanner stage 2 females
| | |
downy hair breast budding
| | |
tanner stage 3 males
| | |
scant hair increase in amount and pigment, enlarged of penis and testes
| | | | | | | | | | |
tanner stage 3 in females
| | | |
enlarged areola and breast tissue, scant hair increase in amount of
| | | | | | | | | | |
pigment
, tanner stage 4 (IV) males
| | | |
adult type incomplete distribution of pubic hair, elongation of penis and
| | | | | | | | | | |
enlargement of testes; development of axillary and facial hair
| | | | | | | |
Tanner stage IV (4) females
| | | |
separation of areola and nipple from breast mound, most gilrs
| | | | | | | | | |
experience menarche |
Tanner stage V (5) males
| | | |
adult hair distribution, adult size penis and testes, increase in body and
| | | | | | | | | | | |
facial hair, increase in muscle
| | | |
Tanner stage V (5) females
| | | |
fully developed breast, single breast contour with nipple protrusion.
| | | | | | | | |
adult distribution of hair.
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