TEST BANK
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Community and Public Health Nursing:
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Evidence for Practice, 4th Edition (DeMarco),
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Chapters 1 - 25 | All Chapters
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,TABLE OF CONTENTS
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,Chapter 1: Public Health Nursing
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1. A hnurse his hstriving hto hpractice hpatient-centered hcare hat ha hhospital. hWhich haction
hbesthexemplifies hproviding hpatient-centered hcare?
A) Having ha hclient hcomplete ha hself-reported hfunctional hstatus hindicator hand
hthenhreviewing hit hwith hthe hclient
B) Explaining hto ha hclient hthe hbenefits hof hcomputer-assisted hrobotic
hsurgicalhtechniques, hwhich hthe hhospital hrecently himplemented
C) Recording ha hclient's hsigns hand hsymptoms hin han helectronic hhealth hrecord
D) Performing hcontinuous hglucose hmonitoring hof ha hclient hwhile hthe hclient his hin
hthehhospital
ANSWER: h A
Feedback:
Patient-centered hcare hconsiders hcultural htraditions, hpersonal hpreferences, hvalues,
hfamilies, hand hlifestyles. hClients hbecome hactive hparticipants hin htheir hown hcare, hand
hmonitoring hhealth hbecomes hthe hclient's hresponsibility. hTo hhelp hclients hand htheir
hhealthcare hproviders hmake hbetter hdecisions, hthe hAgency hfor hHealthcare hResearch hand
hQuality h(AHRQ) hhas hdeveloped ha hseries hof htools hthat hempower hclients hand hassist
hproviders hin hachieving hdesired houtcomes, hincluding hclient-reported hfunctional hstatus
hindicators. hComputer-assisted hrobotic hsurgical htechniques, helectronic hhealth hrecords,
handhcontinuous hglucose hmonitoring hin hthe hhospital hare hall htechnological hadvances hin
hhealthcare, hbut hthey hdo hnot hhelp hthe hclient hbecome ha hmore hactive hparticipant hin hhis
hor hherhcare, hand hthus hare hnot hgood hexamples hof hpatient-centered hcare.
Origin: h Chapter h1- hPublic hHealth hNursing, h2
2. A hnurse his hcaring hfor han holder hclient hwho his hstruggling hto hmanage hher htype h2
hdiabetes hmellitus. hThe hnurse hshould hrecognize hwhich hsocial hdeterminants hof hthis
hclient's hhealth?h(Select hall hthat happly.)
A) Household hincome hof h$23,000 hper hyear
B) Reading hlevel hof ha hthird hgrader
C) Medication hineffective hdue hto herror hin hprescription
, D) Originally hfrom hSudan
E) No hfamily hin hthe
areahANSWER: h A, hB,
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h D, hE hFeedback:
The hsocial hconditions hin hwhich hpeople hlive, htheir hincome, hsocial hstatus, heducation,
literacy, hhome hand hwork henvironment, hsupport hnetworks, hgender, hculture, hand
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availability hof hhealth hservices hare hthe hsocial hdeterminants hof hhealth. hThese hconditions
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have han himpact hon hthe hextent hto hwhich ha hperson hor hcommunity hpossesses hthe
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physical, hsocial, hand hpersonal hresources hnecessary hto hattain hand hmaintain hhealth. hA
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medical herrorhon hthe hpart hof hthe hclient's hprimary hcare hprovider hor hnurse hwould hnot
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constitute ha hsocial hdeterminant hof hthe hclient's hhealth.
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Community and Public Health Nursing:
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Evidence for Practice, 4th Edition (DeMarco),
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Chapters 1 - 25 | All Chapters
h h h h h h
,TABLE OF CONTENTS
h h
,Chapter 1: Public Health Nursing
h h h h
1. A hnurse his hstriving hto hpractice hpatient-centered hcare hat ha hhospital. hWhich haction
hbesthexemplifies hproviding hpatient-centered hcare?
A) Having ha hclient hcomplete ha hself-reported hfunctional hstatus hindicator hand
hthenhreviewing hit hwith hthe hclient
B) Explaining hto ha hclient hthe hbenefits hof hcomputer-assisted hrobotic
hsurgicalhtechniques, hwhich hthe hhospital hrecently himplemented
C) Recording ha hclient's hsigns hand hsymptoms hin han helectronic hhealth hrecord
D) Performing hcontinuous hglucose hmonitoring hof ha hclient hwhile hthe hclient his hin
hthehhospital
ANSWER: h A
Feedback:
Patient-centered hcare hconsiders hcultural htraditions, hpersonal hpreferences, hvalues,
hfamilies, hand hlifestyles. hClients hbecome hactive hparticipants hin htheir hown hcare, hand
hmonitoring hhealth hbecomes hthe hclient's hresponsibility. hTo hhelp hclients hand htheir
hhealthcare hproviders hmake hbetter hdecisions, hthe hAgency hfor hHealthcare hResearch hand
hQuality h(AHRQ) hhas hdeveloped ha hseries hof htools hthat hempower hclients hand hassist
hproviders hin hachieving hdesired houtcomes, hincluding hclient-reported hfunctional hstatus
hindicators. hComputer-assisted hrobotic hsurgical htechniques, helectronic hhealth hrecords,
handhcontinuous hglucose hmonitoring hin hthe hhospital hare hall htechnological hadvances hin
hhealthcare, hbut hthey hdo hnot hhelp hthe hclient hbecome ha hmore hactive hparticipant hin hhis
hor hherhcare, hand hthus hare hnot hgood hexamples hof hpatient-centered hcare.
Origin: h Chapter h1- hPublic hHealth hNursing, h2
2. A hnurse his hcaring hfor han holder hclient hwho his hstruggling hto hmanage hher htype h2
hdiabetes hmellitus. hThe hnurse hshould hrecognize hwhich hsocial hdeterminants hof hthis
hclient's hhealth?h(Select hall hthat happly.)
A) Household hincome hof h$23,000 hper hyear
B) Reading hlevel hof ha hthird hgrader
C) Medication hineffective hdue hto herror hin hprescription
, D) Originally hfrom hSudan
E) No hfamily hin hthe
areahANSWER: h A, hB,
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h D, hE hFeedback:
The hsocial hconditions hin hwhich hpeople hlive, htheir hincome, hsocial hstatus, heducation,
literacy, hhome hand hwork henvironment, hsupport hnetworks, hgender, hculture, hand
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availability hof hhealth hservices hare hthe hsocial hdeterminants hof hhealth. hThese hconditions
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have han himpact hon hthe hextent hto hwhich ha hperson hor hcommunity hpossesses hthe
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physical, hsocial, hand hpersonal hresources hnecessary hto hattain hand hmaintain hhealth. hA
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medical herrorhon hthe hpart hof hthe hclient's hprimary hcare hprovider hor hnurse hwould hnot
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constitute ha hsocial hdeterminant hof hthe hclient's hhealth.
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