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Contents:
Chapter1:PublicHealthf#Nursing:Present,f#Past,f#andFuture
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Chapter2:f#PublicHealth Systems PL
Chapter3:#fHealthPolicy, f#Politics,f#andReform
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Chapter4:Global#fHealth:f#ACommunityPerspective
Chapter5:Frameworks f # forHealthPromotion, DiseasePrevention, f # and RiskReduction
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Chapter6:f#Epidemiology: f# TheScienceofPrevention PL
Chapter7: f#DescribingHealth f#Conditions: f# Understanding and f#UsingRates
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Chapter8: f#GatheringEvidence f#forPublicHealth f#Practice
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Chapter9:f#Planningfor f#CommunityChange
Chapter10:CulturalCompetence: f # Awareness, Sensitivity,
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Chapter11:f#CommunityAssessment
Chapter12:f#CareManagement, Case Management, f#and Home Healthcare
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Chapter13: f#FamilyAssessment
Chapter14: f#Risk ofInfectiousandCommunicable f#Diseases
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Chapter15: f#Emerging Infectious f#Diseases
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Chapter16:#fViolenceand f#Abuse
Chapter17: f#SubstanceUse
Chapter18:#fUnderserved f#Populations
Chapter19: f#Environmental f#Health
Chapter20:CommunityPreparedness:DisasterandTerrorism
Chapter21:CommunityMental Health L
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Chapter22:f#School f#Health
Chapter23: f#Faith-Oriented Communities f# and Health MinistriesinFaith Communities
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Chapter24:#fPalliativeand f#End-of-LifeCare
Chapter25: f#Occupational f#Health f#Nursing
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f#Test Bank f#Origin:
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C) Recordingaclient'ssignsandsymptoms inanelectronichealthrecord PL
D) Performingcontinuous glucosemonitoringof#fa client whilethe clientis in
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2. Anurseis caringforanolderclientwhoisstrugglingtomanagehertype2diabetes
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f#home f#and f#work f#environment, f#support f#networks, f#gender, f#culture, f#and
f#availabilityof f#healthservices f#arethesocial f#determinants f#ofhealth. f#These f#conditions
f#have f#an f#impacton f# the extentto which aperson orf#communitypossessesthephysical, PL
f#social,andpersonal f#resources necessaryto attain andf#maintain health. f#Amedicalerroron PL PL
f#thepartoftheclient's f#primarycareprovider or nurse would not f#constitute f#asocial PL
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f#apositivechangein f#lifestyle f#bymonitoring f#bodyweight f#weekly. f#Telehealth f#is the
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f# useofelectronic f#information f#and f#telecommunications f#technologies f#to f#support
f#long-distance f#clinical f#healthcare, f#client f#and f#professional f#health-related
f#education, f#public f#health, f#and f#health f#administration. f#Health f#information
f#technology(HIT) f#is f#defined f#as f#the f#comprehensive f#management f#of f#health
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f#greater f#community. f#Participatinginavideoconferencecall f#with a client who f#lives in f#a PL PL PL
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f#of f#technology, f#but f#itisnot f#particularlyrelated f#topublichealth.
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COMMUNITYAND
f#
f# PUBLICHEALTHNURSING
EvidenceforPractice f #
f # 3RD EDITION
f#
f# BYDEMARCO&WALSH
TEST BANK J
,TESTBANK:CommunityandPublicHealthNursing3rd EditionDeMarco PL f # &Walsh
Contents:
Chapter1:PublicHealthf#Nursing:Present,f#Past,f#andFuture
L
P
Chapter2:f#PublicHealth Systems PL
Chapter3:#fHealthPolicy, f#Politics,f#andReform
L
P L
P
Chapter4:Global#fHealth:f#ACommunityPerspective
Chapter5:Frameworks f # forHealthPromotion, DiseasePrevention, f # and RiskReduction
PL PL
Chapter6:f#Epidemiology: f# TheScienceofPrevention PL
Chapter7: f#DescribingHealth f#Conditions: f# Understanding and f#UsingRates
L
P PL L
P
Chapter8: f#GatheringEvidence f#forPublicHealth f#Practice
PL
Chapter9:f#Planningfor f#CommunityChange
Chapter10:CulturalCompetence: f # Awareness, Sensitivity,
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P PL f # and Respect
PL
Chapter11:f#CommunityAssessment
Chapter12:f#CareManagement, Case Management, f#and Home Healthcare
PL PL
Chapter13: f#FamilyAssessment
Chapter14: f#Risk ofInfectiousandCommunicable f#Diseases
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Chapter15: f#Emerging Infectious f#Diseases
PL
Chapter16:#fViolenceand f#Abuse
Chapter17: f#SubstanceUse
Chapter18:#fUnderserved f#Populations
Chapter19: f#Environmental f#Health
Chapter20:CommunityPreparedness:DisasterandTerrorism
Chapter21:CommunityMental Health L
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Chapter22:f#School f#Health
Chapter23: f#Faith-Oriented Communities f# and Health MinistriesinFaith Communities
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P PL PL L
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Chapter24:#fPalliativeand f#End-of-LifeCare
Chapter25: f#Occupational f#Health f#Nursing
,Communityand f#PublicHealth Nursing3rd f#Edition f#DeMarcof#Walsh PL
f#Test Bank f#Origin:
PL Chapter1-
PublicHealthNursing:
L
P Present, Past, andFuture1 PL L
P PL
1. Anurse is strivingtopracticepatient-centeredcareatahospital.Whichaction
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P L
P L
P L
P
f# bestexemplifies f#providingpatient-centered f#care?
A) Havingaclientcomplete aself-reported functionalstatusindicatorand
L
P PL L
P L
P
f#thenreviewingit f#with f#the f#client
B) Explainingtoaclientthebenefitsofcomputer-assisted robotic L
P L
P L
P
f#surgicaltechniques, f#which f#the f#hospital
f#recentlyimplemented
C) Recordingaclient'ssignsandsymptoms inanelectronichealthrecord PL
D) Performingcontinuous glucosemonitoringof#fa client whilethe clientis in
L
P PL PL PL PL
f#thehospital
Ans: f#A
Feedback:
Patient-centeredcareconsidersculturaltraditions,personalpreferences,values,families,
L
P L
P
f # and lifestyles.Clientsbecome active participants in t heirowncare,and monitoring health
PL PL L
P PL PL PL L
P
f#becomestheclient's f#responsibility. f#To help f#clients f#andtheirhealthcare PL
f#providersmake
f#betterdecisions,theAgencyforHealthcareResearch andQuality(AHRQ)hasdeveloped f# a L
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f#series oftoolsthatempowerclientsand assist providers in achieving desiredf#outcomes,
PL PL PL PL PL L
P
f#includingf#client-reported f#functional f#status f#indicators.Computer-
assistedroboticsurgical f#techniques,electronichealth f#records,andcontinuous f#glucose
f#monitoring f#in f#the f#hospital
f#are alltechnologicaladvancesinhealthcare,buttheydonot h elp the client becomea more
L
P PL L
P L
P L
P L
P
f# activeparticipant in his or hercare, and f# thusarenot f # good examples ofpatient-centered
PL PL
f # care.
Origin: Chapter1-Public Health Nursing, 2 L
P L
P PL
2. Anurseis caringforanolderclientwhoisstrugglingtomanagehertype2diabetes
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P L
P L
P L
P L
P
f#mellitus.#fThenurseshould f#recognizef#which f#social f#determinants f#of f#this
f#client's f#health?(Select f#all f#that f#apply.)
A) Householdincome of$23,000per#fyear PL
B) Readinglevel f#ofathirdgrader
C) Medicationineffectiveduetoerrorinprescription
D) Originallyfrom Sudan PL
E) No f # familyin
f#the f#areaAns:
f # A, f#B, f # D, E PL
f# Feedback:
The social f#conditions f#inwhichpeoplef#live,#ftheirf#income,#fsocialf#status,f#education, f#literacy,
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f#home f#and f#work f#environment, f#support f#networks, f#gender, f#culture, f#and
f#availabilityof f#healthservices f#arethesocial f#determinants f#ofhealth. f#These f#conditions
f#have f#an f#impacton f# the extentto which aperson orf#communitypossessesthephysical, PL
f#social,andpersonal f#resources necessaryto attain andf#maintain health. f#Amedicalerroron PL PL
f#thepartoftheclient's f#primarycareprovider or nurse would not f#constitute f#asocial PL
f#determinant f#of f#the f#client's f#health.
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, Origin: Chapter1-PublicHealthNursing,3 L
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3. Anursesuccessfullypersuades f#an f#obese f#client f#to f#perform f#a f#weeklyweigh-
in f#at
f#homeusinga digitalscaleand recordtheweightin alog. This strategyisan example of:
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A) Telehealth
B) Healthinformation f#technology
C) Personal responsibilityforhealth
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D) Evidence-based
f#nursingAns: f#C
J
f#Feedback:
Personal f#responsibilityforhealth f#involves f#active f#participation f#in f#one's f#own f#health
f#through education f# andlifestyle f#changes. f#In thiscase, f#theclientmakes
PL PL
f#apositivechangein f#lifestyle f#bymonitoring f#bodyweight f#weekly. f#Telehealth f#is the
J PL
f# useofelectronic f#information f#and f#telecommunications f#technologies f#to f#support
f#long-distance f#clinical f#healthcare, f#client f#and f#professional f#health-related
f#education, f#public f#health, f#and f#health f#administration. f#Health f#information
f#technology(HIT) f#is f#defined f#as f#the f#comprehensive f#management f#of f#health
f#information f#and f#its f#exchange f#between f#consumers, f#providers,
f#government,andinsurersina securemanner.Evidence-based nursing is the integrationof
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f# the f#best evidence f#available with clinical expertiseandthevalues of the f#client f#toincrease
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f#the f#qualityof f#care.
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4. Anurseperforms f#a varietyoftasks f#as f#part ofthenurse's f#position at ahospital.
PL PL PL PL
f#Whichtask f#best f#exemplifies f#public f#health?
A) Readingcurrentnursingjournalsandintegratingthelatestresearchinto L
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f#dailypractice
B) Instructingaclienton howtobestcareforasuturesiteathomeL
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C) Participatinginavideoconferencecall f# with aclient wholivesin aremotearea PL PL PL
D) Facilitating acommunity-widesmokingcessation#fprogram one monthf#outf#of
PL PL PL
f#theyear
Ans: f#D
Feedback:
Public health is f#what societydoes f#collectivelyto ensure the f#conditionsexist f#inwhich
PL PL PL
f#people f#canbeh ealthy.Acommunity-widesmokingcessation p rogram i sagreatexample
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P
f# ofapublichealth intervention,in thatit involves thecollectiveeffort ofsocietyto improve
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P L
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f# the f#health ofits f# members.Reading and f# applyingthe latest nursing researchisanexample
PL PL PL L
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f# ofevidence-basednursing.Instructing aclientonhowto bestcarefora suturesiteathome PL PL PL
f# is an f# exampleof personalresponsibilityforhealth,butit isnot focused onthe health of t he
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f#greater f#community. f#Participatinginavideoconferencecall f#with a client who f#lives in f#a PL PL PL
f#remotearea f#isf#an f#example f#ofpatient-centered f#care and of f#an f#effectiveimplementation PL PL
f#of f#technology, f#but f#itisnot f#particularlyrelated f#topublichealth.
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