Community Nursing Exam 1 Kahoot Questions and Answers correct

Community Nursing Exam 1 Kahoot Questions and Answers correct A, B, C, D What does a community health nurse do? A. Assesses the Community B. Assesses families within the community C. Provides health education to community members D. Provides health services to individuals True True or False? ▪︎ Public Health Nurses focus on population health - more so than community health nurses do. Public Health Nurse ______ _______ _______ ▪︎ Remember the community is both where the services are provided and the client. It includes public health nursing. Every ______ ______ ______ is a community health nurse, but NOT every community health nurse is a _______ _______ _______! B Why are there so many definitions of health? A. Things get lost in translation B. People think about and approach health differently C. So that patients can justify bad behaviors D. There aren't. Fit is t and sick is sick. Culturally Competent To provide ______ ______ care, it is important to understand that people have different definitions of health. Be a partner with your patients to help guide them towards making healthy decisions. It's not about the disease; it's about the patient and their social context. D All of the following are dimensions of a community assessment except which? A. Aggregates B. Space or Time Location C. Social System D. Genetic Makeup of Population Genetic Makeup All of the following are dimensions of a community assessment except which? A. Aggregates B. Space or Time Location C. Social System D. _____ _____ of Population ⇢ WRONG ▪︎ Dimensions of Community Assessment ⇢ So for those of you that are ever tempted to pick anything like genetic makeup at any point in this course remember that when it comes to what we're dealing with here in this class genetic makeup is essentially irrelevant we're talking about a social construct think back to biology in high school right when you first learned about what a community is. A community is a collection of organisms so we're talking about how everything interacts. So race is the social construct, ethnicity is the social construct because it is a cultural representation it's social. So that's your aggregate assessment and then we're looking at where are our organisms, when are they, and how do they interact. All social assessments. A Speaking of "social," which of the following is an example of a poor social determinant of health? A. 90 minute drive to the nearest healthcare provider B. Lack of money for cheerleading shoes C. Using social media to communicate with church members D. Inability to afford private school Social Determinant of Health Speaking of "social," which of the following is an example of a poor _____ ______ of _______? A. 90 minute drive to the nearest healthcare provider B. Lack of money for cheerleading shoes C. Using social media to communicate with church members D. Inability to afford private school ⇢ WRONG; The inability to afford the private school is not the disparity. The lack of access to a quality public education (if that is the case) is the disparity. B Which of the following best describes a leading health indicator? A. Morbidity and mortality rates B. List of health trends that are concerning to the community C. Measurements of a hospital's effectiveness D. Indicates/predicts future health problems of the community Getting Worse Which leading health indicators are getting worse or aren't changing? ▪︎ Oral Health Services Utilization ▪︎ Adolescents with a Major Depressive Disorder within the past 12 Months ▪︎ Suicide Not Changing Which leading health indicators are getting worse or aren't changing? ▪︎ New Cases of Diabetes ▪︎ Sexually Active Females Receiving Reproductive Health Services ▪︎ Obesity Among Children and Adolescents ▪︎ Binge Drinking in Adults C All of the following are characteristics of the United State's Healthcare System except which? A. Based on fee-for-service financing - not preventive care B. Significant pharmaceutical investments C. Majority of the population is covered by public insurance options D. Employment based insurance system B, C Which of the following individuals qualifies for Medicaid? A. A recently divorced woman making $25,000/year. B. Any single individual making less than $1000/month C. A 45 year old woman on dialysis. D. A 50 year old migrant worker. A, B, D Which of the following are required under the new Transparency in Coverage Rule implemented in January 2021? A. Insurance companies must disclose rm out of pocket expense for procedures B. Insurance companies must disclose negotiated rates with providers. C. Physicians must disclose annual income from their practices. D. Hospitals must disclose how much procedures and services will cost. A, B, D All of the following are core competencies of case managers except which? A. Assess impacting factors B. Coordination of services C. Knowledge of community health plan D. Knowledge of financing Case Managers All right five core competencies of _____ _____ ▪︎ Remember these core competencies are everything that a _______ _______ is expected to be able to do. 1. Assess Impacting Factors ⇢ Sometimes that is as simple as you have a patient that's in the hospital and they need your services to help transition out of the hospital into a skilled nursing facility or home with home with home health care. That's your transitional care coordinator right, but if you refer to the case management assessment tool often assessing those impacting factors is a lot more difficult it is a lot more detailed. You're looking at everything. Their social interactions, their sexual health, their medical background, their financial background, everything, etc... So you need to be able to do that well. 2. Coordination of Services ⇢ Remember that this role was essentially born out of the need to transition mentally ill individuals from the institution into the community and that required an expert coordination of services to do that in a safe manner and to coordinate those services you need to know your community's resources. 3. Know your Community's Resources ⇢ You also need to know your community's resources to connect your clients to them. When you assess those factors you might find that they are food insecure or that they don't have a good social structure. You don't need to know that full community assessment top to bottom. You really just need to focus in on what do what are the resources that your community has to offer. 4. Navigating Financing ⇢ Especially for transitional care coordinators what services can your client afford through their insurance. Can they still afford you through their insurance. Are they eligible for medicaid or medicare? When are they? 5. Knowledge of Nursing Concepts ⇢ It's so closely related. You need to know False True or False? ▪︎ Low prevalence rate is always a good thing. Prevalence _________ will be low if: ▪︎ Incidence is low = good! ▪︎ Recovery rate is fast = good! ▪︎ Disease is rapidly fatal = BAD! ⇢ Why a low ______ rate is not always a good thing. A Screening all KSU students returning to campus is an example of what epidemiological mitigation intervention A. Testing B. Quarantine C. Isolation D. Contact Tracing Primary Levels of Prevention; ________ ▪︎ PREVENT Secondary Levels of Prevention; ________ ▪︎ SCREEN Tertiary Levels of Prevention; ________ ▪︎ TREAT B Which of the following organizations was responsible for declaring the current global pandemic? A. The United Nations B. The World Health Organization C. Doctors Without Borders D. Greenpeace D Mortality does not give the whole picture of the burden of disease. Which of following is a better assessment of burden? A. Years of Life Lost (YLL) B. Years Lost Due to Disability (YLD) C. Global Burden of Disease (GBD) D. Disability Adjusted Life Years (DALY) A Which kind of immunity is passed from mother to baby through colostrum? A. Passive natural B. Passive artificial C. Active artificial D. Active natural Universal Imperatives of Care The following _______ _______ of ________ are prioritized (start with the MOST important). ⇢ Mortality ⇢ Morbidity ⇢ Access ⇢ Decision Making C What is epidemiology? A. The study of the condition of a region in regards to material prosperity. B. The study of the structure, function and mapping of viral genomes. C. The study of how often diseases occur in groups and why. D. The study of the environment's influence on evolution. Epidemiology __________; The study of how often diseases occur in groups and why. ⇢ Make sure you can break it down in regards to morbidity, mortality, incidence, prevalence and root causes of disease. A, B, D Which of the following are issues that impact Global Health? (select all that apply) A. Population B. DensityTypes of Health Care Systems C. The stock market D. Emigration/Immigration B What does the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) do? A. Prosecutes persons who abuse animals. B. Develops and enforces laws designed to protect environmental/human health C. Collects taxes on certain imported goods. D. The agency has no real power - it mostly runs campaigns.