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6. Some health care organizations, like the American Nurses'
Association, American Public Health Association (APHA), and
several state nurses' associations, passed formal resolutions
to
support the use of medicinal marijuana based on its low level of
toxicity, dependence, or addiction, and therapeutic safety and
benefits especially in the control of pain. These resolutions have
impacted changes in state legislation but to date, despite formal
petition in 2002 to remove cannabis from the Drug Enforcement
Agency's (DEA) Schedule I of Controlled Substances, and an
extensive review and report by the Department of Health and
Human Services (DHHS) in 2010, a DEA final ruling has not been
,received. This collective action by health care organizations to
influence policymakers to put the emphasis on health care instead
of law enforcement can best be described as:
a.assessment.
b. advocacy.
c. education.
d. surveillance.
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D A
C B
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7. A new primary health clinic is established in a
predominantly African American neighborhood to address
the top causes of
mortality in the local adult population. The nurse at the clinic uses a
community-focused nursing process to plan interventions aimed at
reducing the incidence of:
a.cardiovascular accident, lung cancer, and alcoholism.
b. depression, alcohol abuse, and obesity.
c. heart disease, stroke, and homicide.
d. mental illness, drug and alcohol abuse, and heart disease.
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, C B
D A
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9. Disease and event surveillance systems exist to help improve
the health of the public through the systematic and ongoing
collection, distribution, and use of health-related data. A PHN
utilizes the data in available surveillance systems to make a
presentation to a community planning committee that is interested
in the problem of childhood obesity. This use of the data for
facilitating community
planning is a good example of helping the community to:
a.avert a health care epidemic.
b. evaluate prevention and control measures.
c. identify cases for fact finding.
d. manage endemic health problems.
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A B, C, D
B D
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2.Primary prevention programs for adolescents at risk for
ATOD problems should focus on:
a. encouraging competitiveness and success in aggressive sports.
b. encouraging focus on short-term solutions rather than long-term
planning.
c. screening and treating psychiatric disorders and influencing
social norms.
d. teaching adolescents to "just say no."
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B A
D C
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2.Incidence is a measure of:
A. Accuracy
B.Risk
C. Specificity
D.Sensitivity
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6. Some health care organizations, like the American Nurses'
Association, American Public Health Association (APHA), and
several state nurses' associations, passed formal resolutions
to
support the use of medicinal marijuana based on its low level of
toxicity, dependence, or addiction, and therapeutic safety and
benefits especially in the control of pain. These resolutions have
impacted changes in state legislation but to date, despite formal
petition in 2002 to remove cannabis from the Drug Enforcement
Agency's (DEA) Schedule I of Controlled Substances, and an
extensive review and report by the Department of Health and
Human Services (DHHS) in 2010, a DEA final ruling has not been
,received. This collective action by health care organizations to
influence policymakers to put the emphasis on health care instead
of law enforcement can best be described as:
a.assessment.
b. advocacy.
c. education.
d. surveillance.
Give this one a try later!
D A
C B
Don't know?
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7. A new primary health clinic is established in a
predominantly African American neighborhood to address
the top causes of
mortality in the local adult population. The nurse at the clinic uses a
community-focused nursing process to plan interventions aimed at
reducing the incidence of:
a.cardiovascular accident, lung cancer, and alcoholism.
b. depression, alcohol abuse, and obesity.
c. heart disease, stroke, and homicide.
d. mental illness, drug and alcohol abuse, and heart disease.
Give this one a try later!
, C B
D A
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9. Disease and event surveillance systems exist to help improve
the health of the public through the systematic and ongoing
collection, distribution, and use of health-related data. A PHN
utilizes the data in available surveillance systems to make a
presentation to a community planning committee that is interested
in the problem of childhood obesity. This use of the data for
facilitating community
planning is a good example of helping the community to:
a.avert a health care epidemic.
b. evaluate prevention and control measures.
c. identify cases for fact finding.
d. manage endemic health problems.
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A B, C, D
B D
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2.Primary prevention programs for adolescents at risk for
ATOD problems should focus on:
a. encouraging competitiveness and success in aggressive sports.
b. encouraging focus on short-term solutions rather than long-term
planning.
c. screening and treating psychiatric disorders and influencing
social norms.
d. teaching adolescents to "just say no."
Give this one a try later!
B A
D C
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2.Incidence is a measure of:
A. Accuracy
B.Risk
C. Specificity
D.Sensitivity
