TEST nBANK n- nCommunity nand nPublic nHealth
nNursing: nEvidence nfor nPractice, n3rd nEdition
n(DeMarco), n
Chapters n1 n- n25 n| nAll nChapters
,TABLE nOF nCONTENTS
,Chapter n1: nPublic nHealth nNursing
1. A nnurse nis nstriving nto npractice npatient-centered ncare nat na nhospital.
nWhich naction nbestnexemplifies nproviding npatient-centered ncare?
A) Having na nclient ncomplete na nself-reported nfunctional nstatus
nindicator nand nthennreviewing nit nwith nthe nclient
B) Explaining nto na nclient nthe nbenefits nof ncomputer-assisted
nrobotic nsurgicalntechniques, nwhich nthe nhospital nrecently
nimplemented
C) Recording na nclient's nsigns nand nsymptoms nin nan nelectronic nhealth nrecord
D) Performing ncontinuous nglucose nmonitoring nof na nclient nwhile nthe
nclient nis nin nthenhospital
ANSWER: nA
Feedback:
Patient-centered ncare nconsiders ncultural ntraditions, npersonal npreferences,
nvalues, nfamilies, nand nlifestyles. nClients nbecome nactive nparticipants nin ntheir
nown ncare, nand nmonitoring nhealth nbecomes nthe nclient's nresponsibility. nTo
nhelp nclients nand ntheir nhealthcare nproviders nmake nbetter ndecisions, nthe
nAgency nfor nHealthcare nResearch nand nQuality n(AHRQ) nhas ndeveloped na
nseries nof ntools nthat nempower nclients nand nassist nproviders nin nachieving
ndesired noutcomes, nincluding nclient-reported nfunctional nstatus nindicators.
nComputer-assisted nrobotic nsurgical ntechniques, nelectronic nhealth nrecords, nand
ncontinuous nglucose nmonitoring nin nthe nhospital nare nall ntechnological
nadvances nin nhealthcare, nbut nthey ndo nnot nhelp nthe nclient nbecome na nmore
nactive nparticipant nin nhis nor nherncare, nand nthus nare nnot ngood nexamples nof
npatient-centered ncare.
Origin: n Chapter n1- nPublic nHealth nNursing, n2
2. A nnurse nis ncaring nfor nan nolder nclient nwho nis nstruggling nto nmanage nher
ntype n2 ndiabetes nmellitus. nThe nnurse nshould nrecognize nwhich nsocial
ndeterminants nof nthis nclient's nhealth?n(Select nall nthat napply.)
, A) Household nincome nof n$23,000 nper nyear
B) Reading nlevel nof na nthird ngrader
C) Medication nineffective ndue nto nerror nin nprescription
D) Originally nfrom nSudan
E) No nfamily nin nthe
nareanANSWER: n A,
nB, nD, nE nFeedback:
The nsocial nconditions nin nwhich npeople nlive, ntheir nincome, nsocial nstatus,
neducation, nliteracy, nhome nand nwork nenvironment, nsupport nnetworks, ngender,
nculture, nand navailability nof nhealth nservices nare nthe nsocial ndeterminants nof
nhealth. nThese nconditions nhave nan nimpact non nthe nextent nto nwhich na
nperson nor ncommunity npossesses nthe nphysical, nsocial, nand npersonal nresources
nnecessary nto nattain nand nmaintain nhealth. nA nmedical nerrornon nthe npart nof
nthe nclient's nprimary ncare nprovider nor nnurse nwould nnot nconstitute na nsocial
ndeterminant nof nthe nclient's nhealth.
nNursing: nEvidence nfor nPractice, n3rd nEdition
n(DeMarco), n
Chapters n1 n- n25 n| nAll nChapters
,TABLE nOF nCONTENTS
,Chapter n1: nPublic nHealth nNursing
1. A nnurse nis nstriving nto npractice npatient-centered ncare nat na nhospital.
nWhich naction nbestnexemplifies nproviding npatient-centered ncare?
A) Having na nclient ncomplete na nself-reported nfunctional nstatus
nindicator nand nthennreviewing nit nwith nthe nclient
B) Explaining nto na nclient nthe nbenefits nof ncomputer-assisted
nrobotic nsurgicalntechniques, nwhich nthe nhospital nrecently
nimplemented
C) Recording na nclient's nsigns nand nsymptoms nin nan nelectronic nhealth nrecord
D) Performing ncontinuous nglucose nmonitoring nof na nclient nwhile nthe
nclient nis nin nthenhospital
ANSWER: nA
Feedback:
Patient-centered ncare nconsiders ncultural ntraditions, npersonal npreferences,
nvalues, nfamilies, nand nlifestyles. nClients nbecome nactive nparticipants nin ntheir
nown ncare, nand nmonitoring nhealth nbecomes nthe nclient's nresponsibility. nTo
nhelp nclients nand ntheir nhealthcare nproviders nmake nbetter ndecisions, nthe
nAgency nfor nHealthcare nResearch nand nQuality n(AHRQ) nhas ndeveloped na
nseries nof ntools nthat nempower nclients nand nassist nproviders nin nachieving
ndesired noutcomes, nincluding nclient-reported nfunctional nstatus nindicators.
nComputer-assisted nrobotic nsurgical ntechniques, nelectronic nhealth nrecords, nand
ncontinuous nglucose nmonitoring nin nthe nhospital nare nall ntechnological
nadvances nin nhealthcare, nbut nthey ndo nnot nhelp nthe nclient nbecome na nmore
nactive nparticipant nin nhis nor nherncare, nand nthus nare nnot ngood nexamples nof
npatient-centered ncare.
Origin: n Chapter n1- nPublic nHealth nNursing, n2
2. A nnurse nis ncaring nfor nan nolder nclient nwho nis nstruggling nto nmanage nher
ntype n2 ndiabetes nmellitus. nThe nnurse nshould nrecognize nwhich nsocial
ndeterminants nof nthis nclient's nhealth?n(Select nall nthat napply.)
, A) Household nincome nof n$23,000 nper nyear
B) Reading nlevel nof na nthird ngrader
C) Medication nineffective ndue nto nerror nin nprescription
D) Originally nfrom nSudan
E) No nfamily nin nthe
nareanANSWER: n A,
nB, nD, nE nFeedback:
The nsocial nconditions nin nwhich npeople nlive, ntheir nincome, nsocial nstatus,
neducation, nliteracy, nhome nand nwork nenvironment, nsupport nnetworks, ngender,
nculture, nand navailability nof nhealth nservices nare nthe nsocial ndeterminants nof
nhealth. nThese nconditions nhave nan nimpact non nthe nextent nto nwhich na
nperson nor ncommunity npossesses nthe nphysical, nsocial, nand npersonal nresources
nnecessary nto nattain nand nmaintain nhealth. nA nmedical nerrornon nthe npart nof
nthe nclient's nprimary ncare nprovider nor nnurse nwould nnot nconstitute na nsocial
ndeterminant nof nthe nclient's nhealth.
