NSG 3480 Exams Community Health Newest 2025/2026
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What is the primary prevention that the occupational health nurse is involved in?
- ANSWERAn occupational health nurses main job is to prevent injury and illness
before the occur, this is done by providing safety measures such as PPE
In the role of the home health nurse, how is the nursing process used? -
ANSWERThe role of the home health nurse is to be a health advocate for the
patient. The nurse must be able to identify the priority needs of not only the
patient but the family as well.
What is community/public health nursing? - ANSWERIs associated with health and
the identification of populations at risk rather than with an episodic response to
patient demand.
What is the mission of public health? - ANSWERThe mission of public health is
social justice, which entitles all people to basic necessities such as adequate
income and health protection and accepts collective burdens to make it possible.
Public health assumes that it is society's responsibility to meet basic needs of the
people
T/F - ANSWERT
Community health nurses and public health nurses must align themselves
together to promote and preserve the health of populations for a common goal of
,influencing sociocultural issues such as as human rights, homelessness, violence,
disability and stigma of illness, which provides safety for all individuals.
T/F - ANSWERT
When the Healthy People 2020 was under development, there were 12 leading
indicators that were identified which reflected the major public health concerns
of those in the U.S. What are these 12 indicators? - ANSWERaccess to health
services, clinical prevention services, environmental quality, injury and violence,
maternal and infant and child health, mental health, nutrition and physical activity
and obesity, oral health, reproductive and sexual health, social determinants,
substance abuse, tobacco
The Healthy People 2020 goals increase life expectancy. True or False -
ANSWERTrue
The leading health indicators can affect the health of individuals and
communities, and can be correlated with leading causes of morbidity and
mortality. True or false - ANSWERTrue
list for examples of a high risk lifestyle, and what potential hazard is connected
with that specific lifestyle. - ANSWER1) tobacco use linked to heart disease,
stroke, and cancer; 2) substance abuse is linked to accidents injuries, and
violence; 3) irresponsible, sexual behaviors linked to unwanted pregnancies, STDs
- including HIV and aids; 4) lack of access to healthcare linked to poor pregnancy
outcomes, untreated illnesses, and disabilities.
Define Community Health - ANSWERcommunity health extends the realm of
public health to include organized health efforts at the community level through
both government and private efforts.
, Define Primary Prevention - ANSWERprimary prevention relates to activities,
directed at preventing a problem before it occurs by altering susceptibility or
reducing exposure for susceptible individuals. Primary prevention consists of two
elements: general health, promotion and specific protection.
Define secondary prevention - ANSWERsecondary prevention refers to early
detection and prompt intervention during the period of early disease
pathogenesis. Secondary prevention is implemented after a problem has begun,
but before signs and symptoms appear, and targets those populations that have
risk factors
Define tertiary prevention - ANSWERtertiary prevention targets populations that
have experienced disease or injury, and focuses on limitation of disability and
rehabilitation. Aims of tertiary prevention are to keep health problems from
getting worse, to reduce the effects of disease and injury, and to restore
individuals to their optimal level of functioning.
Define thinking upstream - ANSWERthe concepts of prevention and population -
focused care figure prominently into a conceptual orientation to nursing practice,
referred to as thinking upstream.
Define Health related quality of life - ANSWERthis concept of health includes
aspects of physical and mental health and their determinants and measures
functional status, participation, and well-being. HRQOL expand the definition of
health — beyond simply opposing the negative concepts of disease and death —
by integrating, mental and physical health concepts.
Define Population- focused nursing - ANSWERpopulation - focus nursing
concentrates on specific groups of people and focuses on health promotion and
disease prevention, regardless of geographic location.
Complete Questions And Correct Detailed Answers (Verified
Answers) |Already Graded A+||Brand New Version!!
What is the primary prevention that the occupational health nurse is involved in?
- ANSWERAn occupational health nurses main job is to prevent injury and illness
before the occur, this is done by providing safety measures such as PPE
In the role of the home health nurse, how is the nursing process used? -
ANSWERThe role of the home health nurse is to be a health advocate for the
patient. The nurse must be able to identify the priority needs of not only the
patient but the family as well.
What is community/public health nursing? - ANSWERIs associated with health and
the identification of populations at risk rather than with an episodic response to
patient demand.
What is the mission of public health? - ANSWERThe mission of public health is
social justice, which entitles all people to basic necessities such as adequate
income and health protection and accepts collective burdens to make it possible.
Public health assumes that it is society's responsibility to meet basic needs of the
people
T/F - ANSWERT
Community health nurses and public health nurses must align themselves
together to promote and preserve the health of populations for a common goal of
,influencing sociocultural issues such as as human rights, homelessness, violence,
disability and stigma of illness, which provides safety for all individuals.
T/F - ANSWERT
When the Healthy People 2020 was under development, there were 12 leading
indicators that were identified which reflected the major public health concerns
of those in the U.S. What are these 12 indicators? - ANSWERaccess to health
services, clinical prevention services, environmental quality, injury and violence,
maternal and infant and child health, mental health, nutrition and physical activity
and obesity, oral health, reproductive and sexual health, social determinants,
substance abuse, tobacco
The Healthy People 2020 goals increase life expectancy. True or False -
ANSWERTrue
The leading health indicators can affect the health of individuals and
communities, and can be correlated with leading causes of morbidity and
mortality. True or false - ANSWERTrue
list for examples of a high risk lifestyle, and what potential hazard is connected
with that specific lifestyle. - ANSWER1) tobacco use linked to heart disease,
stroke, and cancer; 2) substance abuse is linked to accidents injuries, and
violence; 3) irresponsible, sexual behaviors linked to unwanted pregnancies, STDs
- including HIV and aids; 4) lack of access to healthcare linked to poor pregnancy
outcomes, untreated illnesses, and disabilities.
Define Community Health - ANSWERcommunity health extends the realm of
public health to include organized health efforts at the community level through
both government and private efforts.
, Define Primary Prevention - ANSWERprimary prevention relates to activities,
directed at preventing a problem before it occurs by altering susceptibility or
reducing exposure for susceptible individuals. Primary prevention consists of two
elements: general health, promotion and specific protection.
Define secondary prevention - ANSWERsecondary prevention refers to early
detection and prompt intervention during the period of early disease
pathogenesis. Secondary prevention is implemented after a problem has begun,
but before signs and symptoms appear, and targets those populations that have
risk factors
Define tertiary prevention - ANSWERtertiary prevention targets populations that
have experienced disease or injury, and focuses on limitation of disability and
rehabilitation. Aims of tertiary prevention are to keep health problems from
getting worse, to reduce the effects of disease and injury, and to restore
individuals to their optimal level of functioning.
Define thinking upstream - ANSWERthe concepts of prevention and population -
focused care figure prominently into a conceptual orientation to nursing practice,
referred to as thinking upstream.
Define Health related quality of life - ANSWERthis concept of health includes
aspects of physical and mental health and their determinants and measures
functional status, participation, and well-being. HRQOL expand the definition of
health — beyond simply opposing the negative concepts of disease and death —
by integrating, mental and physical health concepts.
Define Population- focused nursing - ANSWERpopulation - focus nursing
concentrates on specific groups of people and focuses on health promotion and
disease prevention, regardless of geographic location.
