N477 Population-Based Nursing:
EXAM 1
Community Assessment, Infection Disease Surveillance,
Community Health Education,
Epidemiology Lectures and Public Health Introduction
Who is Lauren Underwood - 100 correct answer as -32 year old registered nurse who
is also the youngest black woman in congress
define a population - 100 correct answer as -A collection of individuals who have one
or more personal or environmental characteristics in common
Three levels of prevention - 100 correct answer as -Primary - disease prevention
Secondary - early disease symptom mitigation
Tertiary- long term management
What federal department mandates laws regarded public health - 100 correct answer
as -US department of health and human services
Review Ethical Principles - 100 correct answer as -Autonomy - choice and dignity
Nomaleficence - do no harm
Beneficence - do good
Utilitarianism - most good for the most people
Justice - fair distribution of benefits and burdens on society
,Briefly explain Egalitarianism philosophies - 100 correct answer as -equality in all
Briefly explain Libertarian philosophies - 100 correct answer as -individualistic,
government only protects property
Briefly explain Liberal democratic theory philosophies - 100 correct answer as -values
both liberty and equality; fair equality of opportunity and greater benefit to least advantaged
Briefly explain Communitarianism philosophies - 100 correct answer as -Individual
rights balanced with social responsibilities
Public Health code of ethics builds upon what - 100 correct answer as -the Nursing
code of ethics and focuses on communities and vulnerable sub-populations.
The essential public health service "Monitor health status to identify community health problems"
falls under which core function:
A. Assessment
B. Policy development
C. Assurance
D. None of the above - 100 correct answer as -A. Assessment
Thompson (2010) said what about managing health change - 100 correct answer as -
Identify the need for change
Plan how to implement the change
Implement the change
Evaluate whether the change made a difference in health
Education v Learning - 100 correct answer as -Ed: Establishment and arrangement of
events to facilitate learning. Focus on provider.
Learning: Process of gaining knowledge and expertise to change behavior. Focus on recipient.
, Onega and Jensen's behavioral theory states (goal and what the nurse uses) - 100 correct
answer as -Goal is behavioral change
Nurse uses reinforcers to modify target behavior (feedback system)
Useful when educator has complete control and with low-cognitive learners
Onega and Jensen's cognitive theory states (goal and what the nurse uses/does) - 100
correct answer as -Goal is to change thought patterns to change behavior
Nurse provides information in variety of methods
Onega and Jensen's critical theory states (goal and what the nurse uses/does) - 100 correct
answer as -Goal is to increase depth of understanding, behavior change
Nurse questions learner
* more Fluid interaction; new questions and discussion as learning transpires
Onega and Jensen's developmental theory states (goal and what the nurse uses/does) - 100
correct answer as -Goal is continuous learning coinciding with life transformations
Nurse provides information appropriate to developmental stage
Takes advantage of "teachable moments"
Onega and Jensen's humanistic theory states (goal and what the nurse uses/does) - 100
correct answer as -Goal is to help learners develop according to their natural inclinations
EXAM 1
Community Assessment, Infection Disease Surveillance,
Community Health Education,
Epidemiology Lectures and Public Health Introduction
Who is Lauren Underwood - 100 correct answer as -32 year old registered nurse who
is also the youngest black woman in congress
define a population - 100 correct answer as -A collection of individuals who have one
or more personal or environmental characteristics in common
Three levels of prevention - 100 correct answer as -Primary - disease prevention
Secondary - early disease symptom mitigation
Tertiary- long term management
What federal department mandates laws regarded public health - 100 correct answer
as -US department of health and human services
Review Ethical Principles - 100 correct answer as -Autonomy - choice and dignity
Nomaleficence - do no harm
Beneficence - do good
Utilitarianism - most good for the most people
Justice - fair distribution of benefits and burdens on society
,Briefly explain Egalitarianism philosophies - 100 correct answer as -equality in all
Briefly explain Libertarian philosophies - 100 correct answer as -individualistic,
government only protects property
Briefly explain Liberal democratic theory philosophies - 100 correct answer as -values
both liberty and equality; fair equality of opportunity and greater benefit to least advantaged
Briefly explain Communitarianism philosophies - 100 correct answer as -Individual
rights balanced with social responsibilities
Public Health code of ethics builds upon what - 100 correct answer as -the Nursing
code of ethics and focuses on communities and vulnerable sub-populations.
The essential public health service "Monitor health status to identify community health problems"
falls under which core function:
A. Assessment
B. Policy development
C. Assurance
D. None of the above - 100 correct answer as -A. Assessment
Thompson (2010) said what about managing health change - 100 correct answer as -
Identify the need for change
Plan how to implement the change
Implement the change
Evaluate whether the change made a difference in health
Education v Learning - 100 correct answer as -Ed: Establishment and arrangement of
events to facilitate learning. Focus on provider.
Learning: Process of gaining knowledge and expertise to change behavior. Focus on recipient.
, Onega and Jensen's behavioral theory states (goal and what the nurse uses) - 100 correct
answer as -Goal is behavioral change
Nurse uses reinforcers to modify target behavior (feedback system)
Useful when educator has complete control and with low-cognitive learners
Onega and Jensen's cognitive theory states (goal and what the nurse uses/does) - 100
correct answer as -Goal is to change thought patterns to change behavior
Nurse provides information in variety of methods
Onega and Jensen's critical theory states (goal and what the nurse uses/does) - 100 correct
answer as -Goal is to increase depth of understanding, behavior change
Nurse questions learner
* more Fluid interaction; new questions and discussion as learning transpires
Onega and Jensen's developmental theory states (goal and what the nurse uses/does) - 100
correct answer as -Goal is continuous learning coinciding with life transformations
Nurse provides information appropriate to developmental stage
Takes advantage of "teachable moments"
Onega and Jensen's humanistic theory states (goal and what the nurse uses/does) - 100
correct answer as -Goal is to help learners develop according to their natural inclinations
