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NURSE WISEMAN 2026/2027 MEDICINE
,NURS 340 - Exam 2 (Psych) Nurse
Practitioners Review Exam (Latest
2026/ 2027 Update) 100% Verified
Questions & Answers | Grade A+
primary prevention
level of prevention: preventing the problem
primary prevention
level of prevention: goal is to reduce the incidence or rate
of new cases
primary prevention
level of prevention: includes teaching strategies to at risk
populations
primary prevention
level of prevention: teaching kindergarteners how to cope
with anger to reduce violence in the community
secondary prevention
level of prevention: reducing the prevalence
secondary prevention
level of prevention: goal is to delay or avert progression
and prevent the situation from escalating
secondary prevention
,level of prevention: includes early identification of
problems, screening
secondary prevention
level of prevention: screening high school students for
depression in an attempt to reduce the amount of
students with suicidal ideations
tertiary prevention
level of prevention: preventing progression
tertiary prevention
level of prevention: goal is to preserve or restore
functional ability
tertiary prevention
level of prevention: includes treating the actual illness
and aiming for recovery and improvement
tertiary prevention
level of prevention: closely related to rehabilitation,
which aims to preserve or restore functional ability
tertiary prevention
level of prevention: alcoholics anonymous to prevent
further alcoholism, disease, and disability
psychiatrists and psychiatric-mental health advanced
practice nurses
, specialized psychiatric care providers that can prescribe
medications:
psychologists, social workers, counselors, and other
licensed therapists
providers that participate and run psychotherapy and
groups:
patient-centered medical homes
outpatient care setting: a grouping of medical services to
provide more extensive care (e.g., general practitioner,
dentist, mental health, physical therapy, occupational
therapy, dietician, preventative services, etc.)
patient-centered medical homes
outpatient care setting: developed in response to
fragmented care that resulted in some services never
being delivered while others were duplicated
patient-centered, comprehensive care, coordination of
care, improved access, systems approach
five key characteristics of patient-centered medical
homes:
communication & prevention (!!!), less testing
duplication, coordinated care
advantages of patient-centered medical homes:
community mental health centers
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NURSE WISEMAN 2026/2027 MEDICINE
,NURS 340 - Exam 2 (Psych) Nurse
Practitioners Review Exam (Latest
2026/ 2027 Update) 100% Verified
Questions & Answers | Grade A+
primary prevention
level of prevention: preventing the problem
primary prevention
level of prevention: goal is to reduce the incidence or rate
of new cases
primary prevention
level of prevention: includes teaching strategies to at risk
populations
primary prevention
level of prevention: teaching kindergarteners how to cope
with anger to reduce violence in the community
secondary prevention
level of prevention: reducing the prevalence
secondary prevention
level of prevention: goal is to delay or avert progression
and prevent the situation from escalating
secondary prevention
,level of prevention: includes early identification of
problems, screening
secondary prevention
level of prevention: screening high school students for
depression in an attempt to reduce the amount of
students with suicidal ideations
tertiary prevention
level of prevention: preventing progression
tertiary prevention
level of prevention: goal is to preserve or restore
functional ability
tertiary prevention
level of prevention: includes treating the actual illness
and aiming for recovery and improvement
tertiary prevention
level of prevention: closely related to rehabilitation,
which aims to preserve or restore functional ability
tertiary prevention
level of prevention: alcoholics anonymous to prevent
further alcoholism, disease, and disability
psychiatrists and psychiatric-mental health advanced
practice nurses
, specialized psychiatric care providers that can prescribe
medications:
psychologists, social workers, counselors, and other
licensed therapists
providers that participate and run psychotherapy and
groups:
patient-centered medical homes
outpatient care setting: a grouping of medical services to
provide more extensive care (e.g., general practitioner,
dentist, mental health, physical therapy, occupational
therapy, dietician, preventative services, etc.)
patient-centered medical homes
outpatient care setting: developed in response to
fragmented care that resulted in some services never
being delivered while others were duplicated
patient-centered, comprehensive care, coordination of
care, improved access, systems approach
five key characteristics of patient-centered medical
homes:
communication & prevention (!!!), less testing
duplication, coordinated care
advantages of patient-centered medical homes:
community mental health centers
