NUR 329 FINAL EXAM - PART 1 QUESTIONS WITH 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS!!
The hardships resulting from illness and disease, measured by health indicators - (ANSWER)Burden of
disease
Factors that affect outcomes of health status (i.e. environment, behaviors, health services, policies) -
(ANSWER)Determinants of health
Prevention (finding root causes) and population-focused care is known as _____________
______________ - (ANSWER)Thinking Upstream
Differences in health and health outcomes experiences by one population compared to another -
(ANSWER)Health disparities
Descriptors of the general health of a nation - (ANSWER)Health indicators
What are the 4 health indicators - (ANSWER)Morbidity & Mortality
Risk Factors
Health Service Coverage
Health System Resources
Activities directed at preventing a problem before it occurs - (ANSWER)Primary prevention
Early detection and prompt interventions during a period of early disease pathogenesis (implemented
AFTER the problem has begun) - (ANSWER)Secondary prevention
Focus on the limitation of disability and rehabilitation, reducing the effects of injury, and to restore
individuals to their optimal level of functioning - (ANSWER)Tertiary prevention
Social condition in which people work and live - (ANSWER)Social Determinants of Health
Focus on the consequences and symptoms of a problem - (ANSWER)Downstream thinking
, NUR 329 FINAL EXAM - PART 1 QUESTIONS WITH 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS!!
What is the process for conducting a community assessment (according to ATI)? - (ANSWER)Define the
community, collect and analyze data, establish community diagnoses, plan and implement programs,
evaluate interventions
What are the 4 elements of a diagnostic statement - (ANSWER)Identify health/risk problem
Affected aggregate/community
Etiology or causal statement
Evidence/support for diagnosis
Example: Increased risk of (disability/disease) among (community/population) related to (etiological
statement) as demonstrated in (health indicators)
Which part of the diagnostic statement directs the focus of intervention - (ANSWER)The etiological
statement (look for "related to" phrase)
If a disease is due to lack of knowledge, our intervention would be education
This law requires accommodations in school to children with an identified physical or mental condition
that substantially limits a major live activity - (ANSWER)504 Plan
Step-by-step instructions that a non-nursing school staff person could follow to deliver care to a student
experiencing a health care crisis - (ANSWER)Emergency Health/Action Plan (EHP or EAP)
A plan developed by a multidisciplinary team to provide education and services to any student that has
an identified disability to correspond with individual needs in the least restrictive environment -
(ANSWER)Individual Education Plan (IEP)
Nurse-developed plan identifying actual and potential health care need and care management required
for a student to achieve educational goals and academic success - (ANSWER)Individualized Health Plan
(IHP)
This level of prevention occurs at the pre-pathogenic period, when we want to prevent new instances of
a condition - (ANSWER)Primary prevention
The hardships resulting from illness and disease, measured by health indicators - (ANSWER)Burden of
disease
Factors that affect outcomes of health status (i.e. environment, behaviors, health services, policies) -
(ANSWER)Determinants of health
Prevention (finding root causes) and population-focused care is known as _____________
______________ - (ANSWER)Thinking Upstream
Differences in health and health outcomes experiences by one population compared to another -
(ANSWER)Health disparities
Descriptors of the general health of a nation - (ANSWER)Health indicators
What are the 4 health indicators - (ANSWER)Morbidity & Mortality
Risk Factors
Health Service Coverage
Health System Resources
Activities directed at preventing a problem before it occurs - (ANSWER)Primary prevention
Early detection and prompt interventions during a period of early disease pathogenesis (implemented
AFTER the problem has begun) - (ANSWER)Secondary prevention
Focus on the limitation of disability and rehabilitation, reducing the effects of injury, and to restore
individuals to their optimal level of functioning - (ANSWER)Tertiary prevention
Social condition in which people work and live - (ANSWER)Social Determinants of Health
Focus on the consequences and symptoms of a problem - (ANSWER)Downstream thinking
, NUR 329 FINAL EXAM - PART 1 QUESTIONS WITH 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS!!
What is the process for conducting a community assessment (according to ATI)? - (ANSWER)Define the
community, collect and analyze data, establish community diagnoses, plan and implement programs,
evaluate interventions
What are the 4 elements of a diagnostic statement - (ANSWER)Identify health/risk problem
Affected aggregate/community
Etiology or causal statement
Evidence/support for diagnosis
Example: Increased risk of (disability/disease) among (community/population) related to (etiological
statement) as demonstrated in (health indicators)
Which part of the diagnostic statement directs the focus of intervention - (ANSWER)The etiological
statement (look for "related to" phrase)
If a disease is due to lack of knowledge, our intervention would be education
This law requires accommodations in school to children with an identified physical or mental condition
that substantially limits a major live activity - (ANSWER)504 Plan
Step-by-step instructions that a non-nursing school staff person could follow to deliver care to a student
experiencing a health care crisis - (ANSWER)Emergency Health/Action Plan (EHP or EAP)
A plan developed by a multidisciplinary team to provide education and services to any student that has
an identified disability to correspond with individual needs in the least restrictive environment -
(ANSWER)Individual Education Plan (IEP)
Nurse-developed plan identifying actual and potential health care need and care management required
for a student to achieve educational goals and academic success - (ANSWER)Individualized Health Plan
(IHP)
This level of prevention occurs at the pre-pathogenic period, when we want to prevent new instances of
a condition - (ANSWER)Primary prevention
