Community Health Test bank test 1
————————- We're Canada's first community nursing order who made significant
contributions to promote health equity by providing access to health services food
shelter and education for people rendered vulnerable - ANS The gray nuns
\A conference in what Canadian city is widely recognized as having given birth to the
worldwide health promotion movement - ANS Ottawa
\A nurse is involved in political action to reduce homelessness by increasing the
availability of affordable housing. Which primary healthcare principal is the nurse
utilizing - ANS Accessibility and public participation
\A nurse is working on a project aimed At addressing the effects of Poverty on a
community's health. Which primary healthcare value is being enacted in this scenario -
ANS Social justice
\A nurse participating in an active, involved process where people, groups, and
communities in the area are moving towards increased individual and community
control, political efficiency, improved quality of community life, and social justice. What
is the nurse working towards - ANS Community empowerment
\A nurse works in the large urban hospital using telehealth to provide cardiac
consultations to clients in rule settings. What Principle of primary healthcare is Evident
in the scenario - ANS Accessibility
\A public health nurse who engages in ongoing collection and analysis of data to identify
trends or emerging problems is working towards which essential function of public
health - ANS Health surveillance
\A public health nurse who engages in screening for national diseases is working
towards which essential function of public health - ANS Disease and injury prevention
\According to the Canada health act 1980 for home care is recognized as - ANS An
extended health service that is not insured under the Canada health act
\According to the Ontario home care association (2011) the unique contribution of home
health nurses is the ability to - ANS Combine knowledge from primary healthcare,
nursing science, and social science to focus on prevention of illness and disease and
health restoration
\An important role of home health nurse is to assess the family is coping. It continues to
be an expectation that - ANS Family and friends will provide care to supplement the care
provided by home health nurses
\And public health nurse reports health threats to various healthcare practitioners is
working towards which essential function of public health - ANS Health surveillance
\Anne-Marie a recent nursing graduate is really enjoying developing relationships with
your client. And Maria tells her mentor that she works hard to meet the needs of her
clients and has been using a strategy of meeting one client for coffee in the afternoons.
How should the mentor respond to Annmarie - ANS It sounds like the nurse client
relationship has crossed the professional boundary
, \Before World War II what percentage of nurses were working in the community - ANS
60%
\Carper (1978) identified for fundamental patterns of knowing in nursing which of the
following is a correct representation of carpers pattern of knowing - ANS Aesthetic
knowing, personal knowing, ethical knowing, and empirical knowing
\Clinical practice, research, administration and education are known as - ANS Domains of
practice for community health nursing
\Community health has successfully lobbied the government to invest in a rehabilitation
facility for people with Trumatic brain injury what type of health promotion strategy does
this represent - ANS Tertiary prevention
\Community health nurses use theories to inform their practice. Which of the following
statements is true about the use of theories - ANS Community health nurses often used
theories from other disciplines
\Contemporary nurses are demonstrating power in number of ways including which of
the following select all that apply - ANS The authority that comes with the possession of
knowledge knowledge is power
legal power that is associated with the legitimization of nursing roles
change self perception to except one's own idea or the idea of others nursing leaders
instead of those oppose by others
more involvement in the political process labour unions in organizational lobbying
efforts
\Early school-based initiatives involved which of the following activities - ANS Medical
inspection of children followed by home visits
\Emily is community community health nurse that needs to address the underlying power
differentials And social inequities add a meat packing plant that hires a large portion of
immigrant people. What type of theory should Emily consider using to guide her practice
- ANS Critical social theory
\General public health nursing practice emerge from which type in nursing - ANS School
nursing
\George is working at the bear skin lake first nations in northern Ontario. He considers
the historical influences have shaped the present context of the health of the community.
What theoretical perspective is guiding George's community health nursing practice -
ANS Postcolonial theory
\Given the current emphasis on obesity in Canadian society, a large body size and
women has come to symbolize self indulgence in moral failure, which intern may lead
women to question their sense of self and right to good health care. This is an example
of an ethical implication of which community health nurse standards of practice? - ANS
Prevention and health protection
\Home health nurse is practice person family centred care (PFCC) what are the following
statements is true of person and family centred care select all that apply - ANS -PFCC
acknowledge his expertise and experience that those receiving and providing care of
both bring to the relationship
-PFCC is achieved by treating clients and their families with compassion, dignity, and
respect -PFCC ensure his clients have the information they need to make informed
————————- We're Canada's first community nursing order who made significant
contributions to promote health equity by providing access to health services food
shelter and education for people rendered vulnerable - ANS The gray nuns
\A conference in what Canadian city is widely recognized as having given birth to the
worldwide health promotion movement - ANS Ottawa
\A nurse is involved in political action to reduce homelessness by increasing the
availability of affordable housing. Which primary healthcare principal is the nurse
utilizing - ANS Accessibility and public participation
\A nurse is working on a project aimed At addressing the effects of Poverty on a
community's health. Which primary healthcare value is being enacted in this scenario -
ANS Social justice
\A nurse participating in an active, involved process where people, groups, and
communities in the area are moving towards increased individual and community
control, political efficiency, improved quality of community life, and social justice. What
is the nurse working towards - ANS Community empowerment
\A nurse works in the large urban hospital using telehealth to provide cardiac
consultations to clients in rule settings. What Principle of primary healthcare is Evident
in the scenario - ANS Accessibility
\A public health nurse who engages in ongoing collection and analysis of data to identify
trends or emerging problems is working towards which essential function of public
health - ANS Health surveillance
\A public health nurse who engages in screening for national diseases is working
towards which essential function of public health - ANS Disease and injury prevention
\According to the Canada health act 1980 for home care is recognized as - ANS An
extended health service that is not insured under the Canada health act
\According to the Ontario home care association (2011) the unique contribution of home
health nurses is the ability to - ANS Combine knowledge from primary healthcare,
nursing science, and social science to focus on prevention of illness and disease and
health restoration
\An important role of home health nurse is to assess the family is coping. It continues to
be an expectation that - ANS Family and friends will provide care to supplement the care
provided by home health nurses
\And public health nurse reports health threats to various healthcare practitioners is
working towards which essential function of public health - ANS Health surveillance
\Anne-Marie a recent nursing graduate is really enjoying developing relationships with
your client. And Maria tells her mentor that she works hard to meet the needs of her
clients and has been using a strategy of meeting one client for coffee in the afternoons.
How should the mentor respond to Annmarie - ANS It sounds like the nurse client
relationship has crossed the professional boundary
, \Before World War II what percentage of nurses were working in the community - ANS
60%
\Carper (1978) identified for fundamental patterns of knowing in nursing which of the
following is a correct representation of carpers pattern of knowing - ANS Aesthetic
knowing, personal knowing, ethical knowing, and empirical knowing
\Clinical practice, research, administration and education are known as - ANS Domains of
practice for community health nursing
\Community health has successfully lobbied the government to invest in a rehabilitation
facility for people with Trumatic brain injury what type of health promotion strategy does
this represent - ANS Tertiary prevention
\Community health nurses use theories to inform their practice. Which of the following
statements is true about the use of theories - ANS Community health nurses often used
theories from other disciplines
\Contemporary nurses are demonstrating power in number of ways including which of
the following select all that apply - ANS The authority that comes with the possession of
knowledge knowledge is power
legal power that is associated with the legitimization of nursing roles
change self perception to except one's own idea or the idea of others nursing leaders
instead of those oppose by others
more involvement in the political process labour unions in organizational lobbying
efforts
\Early school-based initiatives involved which of the following activities - ANS Medical
inspection of children followed by home visits
\Emily is community community health nurse that needs to address the underlying power
differentials And social inequities add a meat packing plant that hires a large portion of
immigrant people. What type of theory should Emily consider using to guide her practice
- ANS Critical social theory
\General public health nursing practice emerge from which type in nursing - ANS School
nursing
\George is working at the bear skin lake first nations in northern Ontario. He considers
the historical influences have shaped the present context of the health of the community.
What theoretical perspective is guiding George's community health nursing practice -
ANS Postcolonial theory
\Given the current emphasis on obesity in Canadian society, a large body size and
women has come to symbolize self indulgence in moral failure, which intern may lead
women to question their sense of self and right to good health care. This is an example
of an ethical implication of which community health nurse standards of practice? - ANS
Prevention and health protection
\Home health nurse is practice person family centred care (PFCC) what are the following
statements is true of person and family centred care select all that apply - ANS -PFCC
acknowledge his expertise and experience that those receiving and providing care of
both bring to the relationship
-PFCC is achieved by treating clients and their families with compassion, dignity, and
respect -PFCC ensure his clients have the information they need to make informed
