NUR 2230C COMMUNITY HEALTH CJE Keiser University-Ft
Lauderdale Questions with 100% Verified Answers
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Question: Community oriented nursing
Answer:
population focused health promotion and disease prevention
promoting quality of life
Question: Community based nursing
Answer:
individuals and families illness care/ management of acute or chronic conditions
Question: Public health nursing
Answer:
prevent, promote, protect population level interventions
Question: Health Belief Model
Answer:
predict or explain health behaviors perception of client and their thoughts change is at the
individual level
Question: Transtheoretical Model
Answer:
Change occurs over time
Pre contemplation (unaware that they need to change) Contemplation (considers change
and weighs the pros/cons within 6 months) Preparation (plans to take action) Action
(change is made within 6 months high risk for relapse) Maintenance ( implements actions to
continue behavior, after first 6 months)
Question: Primary Interventions
Answer:
Preventing disease before it occurs.
examples immunizations, education on birth control, enforcing use of seatbelts, providing
safe sex education to high school students
, Question: Secondary Interventions
Answer:
Early detection and interventions
Examples screenings, yearly mammogram, colonoscopy, obtaining an x ray for a fractured
tibia, BP screenings at a health fair and refer those with high readings.
Question: Tertiary Interventions
Answer:
Correction and prevention of deterioration of disease (after something happens)
Examples stroke rehab programs , support groups for DV, Teach a diabetic patient in the
community how to check blood glucose and manage insulin.
Question: Social Determinants of Health
Answer:
Conditions affecting health outcomes in populations.
economic stability education to access and quality Health care access and quality
Neighborhood Social and community context
Question: Incidence
Answer:
occurence of new cases of diseases
Question: Incidence rate
Answer:
new cases/ population x1000
Question: Reportable diseases
Answer:
TB, Hep A/B/C, measles, pertussis, chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis
Question:
Answer:
Question: Hep A
Lauderdale Questions with 100% Verified Answers
Latest Update
Question: Community oriented nursing
Answer:
population focused health promotion and disease prevention
promoting quality of life
Question: Community based nursing
Answer:
individuals and families illness care/ management of acute or chronic conditions
Question: Public health nursing
Answer:
prevent, promote, protect population level interventions
Question: Health Belief Model
Answer:
predict or explain health behaviors perception of client and their thoughts change is at the
individual level
Question: Transtheoretical Model
Answer:
Change occurs over time
Pre contemplation (unaware that they need to change) Contemplation (considers change
and weighs the pros/cons within 6 months) Preparation (plans to take action) Action
(change is made within 6 months high risk for relapse) Maintenance ( implements actions to
continue behavior, after first 6 months)
Question: Primary Interventions
Answer:
Preventing disease before it occurs.
examples immunizations, education on birth control, enforcing use of seatbelts, providing
safe sex education to high school students
, Question: Secondary Interventions
Answer:
Early detection and interventions
Examples screenings, yearly mammogram, colonoscopy, obtaining an x ray for a fractured
tibia, BP screenings at a health fair and refer those with high readings.
Question: Tertiary Interventions
Answer:
Correction and prevention of deterioration of disease (after something happens)
Examples stroke rehab programs , support groups for DV, Teach a diabetic patient in the
community how to check blood glucose and manage insulin.
Question: Social Determinants of Health
Answer:
Conditions affecting health outcomes in populations.
economic stability education to access and quality Health care access and quality
Neighborhood Social and community context
Question: Incidence
Answer:
occurence of new cases of diseases
Question: Incidence rate
Answer:
new cases/ population x1000
Question: Reportable diseases
Answer:
TB, Hep A/B/C, measles, pertussis, chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis
Question:
Answer:
Question: Hep A
