Prepare for the University of Texas at Tyler NURS 3307 Community Health Exam 3 with a comprehensive exam-focused resource covering high-value concepts in public health nursing, healthcare systems, prevention, health policy, environmental health, epidemiology, vulnerable populations, and disaster management.
This resource provides focused review of prevention levels and community health interventions, including primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention, disease prevention, health promotion, screening, testing, rehabilitation, chronic disease management, and workplace wellness programs. It also covers public and private healthcare sectors, healthcare funding, government regulation, health insurance programs, Medicare, Medicaid, CHIP, Medicare Part D, Health Savings Accounts, employer-sponsored insurance, healthcare reform, and major government health agencies.
Key health policy and government topics include the legislative branch, federal and state responsibilities, governmental oversight, U.S. Census Bureau data, healthcare funding, GDP and healthcare spending, Medicare history, Lyndon B. Johnson, the Affordable Care Act, SAMHSA, CHIP, public-sector resources, and organizations such as HHS, CDC, NIH, and HRSA.
The environmental health section covers pesticide exposure, environmental assessment, physical, occupational and social environments, upstream environmental influences, lead exposure, environmental hazards, rodenticide, mosquito-borne disease prevention, malaria control, insecticide-treated mosquito nets, immunization considerations, and community environmental risk assessment.
Disaster and emergency preparedness topics include mass-casualty incidents, disaster response priorities, public health nurse responsibilities, community safety, disaster preparedness, NIMS, Incident Command System concepts, emergency response, and prioritization during mass-casualty events.
The material also reinforces community health nursing concepts related to epidemiology, communicable disease prevention, health disparities, healthcare access, public health programs, community resources, and evidence-based nursing practice.
Key topics include:
• NURS 3307 Community Health Exam 3
• Public Health Nursing
• Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Prevention
• Health Promotion and Disease Prevention
• Community Health Interventions
• Healthcare Policy and Legislation
• Public and Private Healthcare Sectors
• Medicare and Medicaid
• CHIP and Medicare Part D
• Health Savings Accounts
• Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance
• Healthcare Reform and ACA
• U.S. Census Bureau and Healthcare Funding
• HHS, CDC, NIH and HRSA
• Environmental Health Assessment
• Pesticide Exposure and Prevention
• Lead Exposure and Environmental Hazards
• Occupational and Social Environments
• Malaria Prevention
• Communicable Disease Prevention
• Disaster Nursing
• Disaster Preparedness and Response
• Mass-Casualty Incidents
• Community Safety and Emergency Response
• Epidemiology and Population Health
• Vulnerable Populations
• Community Health Nursing Exam Review
An efficient study resource for nursing students who want to strengthen their understanding of NURS 3307 Community Health concepts and review important exam topics involving healthcare policy, prevention, government programs, environmental health, public health nursing, and disaster management.
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The University of Texas at Tyler NURS 3307
Community Health Terms Exam 3 Questions Verified and Provided
with Answers
, A home health nurse is preparing to make a referral to a diabetes educator for client who
has had several hospital readmissions regarding their diabetes and has developed a
diabetic foot ulcer. The nurse should identify that this is an example of which of the
following types of PREVENTION?
Tertiary Prevention
3 multiple choice options
A team of public health nurses is discussing a new health care law. The nurses should
identify that which of the following entities is responsible for passing laws related to
health care?
The legislative branch
3 multiple choice options
A nurse is reviewing the impact of U.S Census Bureau data on health care funding. The
nurse should identify that which of the following are affected by census data? SATA
Medicaid
Children's Health Insurance Program (Chip)
Medicare
1 multiple choice option
