NUR 206 Community Nursing HESI
Study Guide Latest Updated
#1 cause of death or injury to infants - ANSWER-suffocation
#2 & 3 cause of death and injury to infants - ANSWER-MVA & Homicide
Obesity is defined by - ANSWER-BMI
BMI is - ANSWER-weight in kg divided by height in meters squared
Risk for obesity in children is related to - ANSWER-parents
Obesity rates are higher in what populations (ethnicity) - ANSWER-Naitve americans,
Hispanics, African Americans
Groups with higher obesity rates - ANSWER-lower socioeconomic in urban areas
#1 cause of death ages 1-24 - ANSWER-MVA
What age group experiences a large amount of falls, poisonings, and MVAs -
ANSWER-Toddlers
What age group has the lowest injury death rate? - ANSWER-School age children
What are school age children at risk for d/t difficulty judging speed and distance? -
ANSWER-pedestrian and bicycle accidents
Screening and preventive measures for all children - ANSWER-height weight
vision/hearing
dental health
Cholesterol/triglycerides
Immunization status
Screening and preventative measures at birth - ANSWER-hemoglobinopathy
phenylalanine
t4
tsh
Screening and preventative measures for school age children - ANSWER-lead
exposure
,screening and preventative measures for adolescents - ANSWER-mental health screen
substance abuse disorders
rubella serology (females)
lice screening
scoliosis
skin health
acanthosis nigricans screening
dm-pedi
adha
conjunctivitis
community education for all children - ANSWER-anticipatory guidance
nutrition
physical activity
skin protection
injury prevention
community education for adolescents - ANSWER-stress
healthy heart diet
pre-adolescent teaching
healthy people2020
seat belt safety
safehouses
nicotine prevention
eczema
immunizations and rates
lead poisoning
hepatovax b allergy reaction
#2 leading cause of death ages 15-24 - ANSWER-suicide
Suicide is the #3 leading cause of death for what age group - ANSWER-10 to 24 years
significant cause of illness in children - ANSWER-Acute illness
examples of chronic health problems in children - ANSWER-down syndrome
spina bifida
cerebral palsy
asthma
diabetes
congenital heart disease
cancer
hemophilia
bronchopulmonary dysplasia
AIDS
, This was pivotal in bringing national recognition to women's health issues - ANSWER-
Women's health movement
Who has a longer life expectancy, men or women? - ANSWER-Women
Who is more likely to have more acute and chronic conditions requiring use of more
services? men or women - ANSWER-women typically
What group of women statically have poor health outcomes d/t poor understanding, lack
of access, and lifestyle practices - ANSWER-women of color
leading cause of death in women - ANSWER-heart disease
#2 leading cause of death in women - ANSWER-lung cancer
health concerns for women - ANSWER-reproductive health
heart disease
diabetes
malignant neoplasms
community education for women - ANSWER-nutrition
sti prevention
substance abuse disorders
SBE
skin protection
HIV prevention
Injury prevention
The physiologically more vulnerable gender is? - ANSWER-Males
Who has a shorter life span and higher infant mortality rate - ANSWER-men
This is one of the lowest in developed countries - ANSWER-life expectancy of males
Men engage in these behaviors more than women - ANSWER-risk taking
Men tend to avoid what? and what can it result in? - ANSWER-diagnosis and treatment
of illness and more serious health problems
Mens health concerns - ANSWER-heart disease
malignant neoplasm
unintentional injuries
lung disease
liver disease
Study Guide Latest Updated
#1 cause of death or injury to infants - ANSWER-suffocation
#2 & 3 cause of death and injury to infants - ANSWER-MVA & Homicide
Obesity is defined by - ANSWER-BMI
BMI is - ANSWER-weight in kg divided by height in meters squared
Risk for obesity in children is related to - ANSWER-parents
Obesity rates are higher in what populations (ethnicity) - ANSWER-Naitve americans,
Hispanics, African Americans
Groups with higher obesity rates - ANSWER-lower socioeconomic in urban areas
#1 cause of death ages 1-24 - ANSWER-MVA
What age group experiences a large amount of falls, poisonings, and MVAs -
ANSWER-Toddlers
What age group has the lowest injury death rate? - ANSWER-School age children
What are school age children at risk for d/t difficulty judging speed and distance? -
ANSWER-pedestrian and bicycle accidents
Screening and preventive measures for all children - ANSWER-height weight
vision/hearing
dental health
Cholesterol/triglycerides
Immunization status
Screening and preventative measures at birth - ANSWER-hemoglobinopathy
phenylalanine
t4
tsh
Screening and preventative measures for school age children - ANSWER-lead
exposure
,screening and preventative measures for adolescents - ANSWER-mental health screen
substance abuse disorders
rubella serology (females)
lice screening
scoliosis
skin health
acanthosis nigricans screening
dm-pedi
adha
conjunctivitis
community education for all children - ANSWER-anticipatory guidance
nutrition
physical activity
skin protection
injury prevention
community education for adolescents - ANSWER-stress
healthy heart diet
pre-adolescent teaching
healthy people2020
seat belt safety
safehouses
nicotine prevention
eczema
immunizations and rates
lead poisoning
hepatovax b allergy reaction
#2 leading cause of death ages 15-24 - ANSWER-suicide
Suicide is the #3 leading cause of death for what age group - ANSWER-10 to 24 years
significant cause of illness in children - ANSWER-Acute illness
examples of chronic health problems in children - ANSWER-down syndrome
spina bifida
cerebral palsy
asthma
diabetes
congenital heart disease
cancer
hemophilia
bronchopulmonary dysplasia
AIDS
, This was pivotal in bringing national recognition to women's health issues - ANSWER-
Women's health movement
Who has a longer life expectancy, men or women? - ANSWER-Women
Who is more likely to have more acute and chronic conditions requiring use of more
services? men or women - ANSWER-women typically
What group of women statically have poor health outcomes d/t poor understanding, lack
of access, and lifestyle practices - ANSWER-women of color
leading cause of death in women - ANSWER-heart disease
#2 leading cause of death in women - ANSWER-lung cancer
health concerns for women - ANSWER-reproductive health
heart disease
diabetes
malignant neoplasms
community education for women - ANSWER-nutrition
sti prevention
substance abuse disorders
SBE
skin protection
HIV prevention
Injury prevention
The physiologically more vulnerable gender is? - ANSWER-Males
Who has a shorter life span and higher infant mortality rate - ANSWER-men
This is one of the lowest in developed countries - ANSWER-life expectancy of males
Men engage in these behaviors more than women - ANSWER-risk taking
Men tend to avoid what? and what can it result in? - ANSWER-diagnosis and treatment
of illness and more serious health problems
Mens health concerns - ANSWER-heart disease
malignant neoplasm
unintentional injuries
lung disease
liver disease
