Community and Public Health Nursing:
Evidence for Practice, 4th Edition (DeMarco),
Chapters 1 - 25 | All Chapters
,TABLEOFCONTENTS
,Chapter1:PublicHealth Nursing J
1. AJnurseqisqstrivingqtoqpracticeqpatient-
centered care atJaqhospital.qWhichqactionqbestexemplifiesqprovidingqpatient-
q centeredqcare?
A) HavingJaqclientJcompleteqaJself-
reportedqfunctionalqstatusqindicatorqandqthenreviewingJitqwithqtheqclient
B) ExplainingqtoJaJclientJtheqbenefitsqof computer-
assistedqroboticqsurgicaltechniques,qwhichqtheqhospitalqrecentlyqimplementqed
C) RecordingJaqclient'sqsignsqandqsymptomsqinqan electronicJhealthqrecord
D) PerformingJcontinuousqglucoseqmonitoringqof aJclientJwhileqtheqclientJisqinqthehospqi
tal
ANSWER:J A
Feedback:
Patient-
centeredqcareqconsidersqculturalqtraditions,qpersonalqpreferences,qvalues,qfamilies,qandqlifestylqe
s.qClientsqbecomeqactiveqparticipantsqinqtheirqownqcare,qandqmonitoringqhealthqbecomesJtheqcqlie
nt'sJresponsibility.qToqhelpqclientsqandqtheirqhealthcareqprovidersqmakeqbetterqdecisions,qthqeqA
gencyqforqHealthcareqResearchqandqQualityq(AHRQ)qhasqdevelopedqaqseriesqofqtoolsqthatqeqmpo
werqclientsqandqassistJprovidersqinqachievingqdesiredqoutcomes,qincludingJclient-
qq reportedqfunctionalqstatusqindicators.qComputer-
assistedqroboticqsurgicalqtechniques,qelectronicJhealthqrecords,qandcontinuousJglucoseqmonitqo
ringqinqtheqhospitalqareqallqtechnologicalqadvancesqinqhealthcare,qbutqtheyqdoqnotqhelpJtheqclieqntJb
ecomeqaqmoreqactiveqparticipantqinqhisqorqhercare,qandqthusqareqnotqgood examplesqofqpatieqnt-
centeredqcare.
Origin:q Chapterq1-JPublicqHealthqNursing,q2
2. AqnurseqisqcaringqforqanqolderqclientqwhoqisqstrugglingJtoJmanageqherqtypeq2qdiabetesJmellitus.qT
heqnurseqshouldqrecognizeqwhichqsocialqdeterminantsJofqthisqclient'sJhealth?(SelectJ allJthatqap
ply.)
, A) Householdqincomeqof$23,000qperqyear
B) Readingqlevelqofaqthirdqgrader
C) Medicationqineffectiveqdue toJerrorqinqprescription
D) OriginallyqfromqSudan
E) Noqfamilyqinqtheqareaq
ANSWER:JqqqA,qB,qD,qEqFe
eqdback:
TheqsocialqconditionsqinqwhichJpeopleqlive,qtheirqincome,qsocialqstatus,qeducation,qliteracy,qhoq
meqandqworkenvironment,qsupportqnetworks,qgender,qculture,qandqavailabilityqofqhealthqserviqc
esqareqtheqsocialqdeterminantsqofqhealth.qTheseqconditionsJhaveqanqimpactqonqtheqextentqtoqwqhic
hqaqpersonqorqcommunityqpossessesqtheqphysical,qsocial,qandqpersonalresourcesnecessaryqtoJat
tainqandqmaintainqhealth.qAJmedicalqerroronJtheqpartJofqtheqclient'sqprimaryqcareqproviderqorqnur
seqwouldqnotqconstituteqaqsocialqdeterminantqofqtheqclient'sqhealth.