NR 503 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH ALL
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health disparities - answer ✔✔-differences in health outcomes among groups
Social Justice Theory - answer ✔✔-The view that government, business, and professional ethics should
serve the goal of equal opportunity
How are outcomes determined? - answer ✔✔-- predetermined indicators to making decisions about
healthcare.
-effectiveness of nursing interventions
- Identify population and problem, then generate a question related to outcomes.
- Measure of the process of care
- should be quantifiable, easy to define, lend itself to standarization.
- Does the population benefit from the interventions? Quality, effective, efficient, affordable, accessible,
acceptable.
Primary Prevention - answer ✔✔-Efforts to prevent an injury or illness from ever occurring.
Secondary Prevention - answer ✔✔-Efforts to limit the effects of an injury or illness that you cannot
completely prevent.
Tertiary prevention - answer ✔✔-actions taken to contain damage once a disease or disability has
progressed beyond its early stages
Vital Statistics - answer ✔✔-official records of births, marriages, divorces, and deaths
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ANSWERS
health disparities - answer ✔✔-differences in health outcomes among groups
Social Justice Theory - answer ✔✔-The view that government, business, and professional ethics should
serve the goal of equal opportunity
How are outcomes determined? - answer ✔✔-- predetermined indicators to making decisions about
healthcare.
-effectiveness of nursing interventions
- Identify population and problem, then generate a question related to outcomes.
- Measure of the process of care
- should be quantifiable, easy to define, lend itself to standarization.
- Does the population benefit from the interventions? Quality, effective, efficient, affordable, accessible,
acceptable.
Primary Prevention - answer ✔✔-Efforts to prevent an injury or illness from ever occurring.
Secondary Prevention - answer ✔✔-Efforts to limit the effects of an injury or illness that you cannot
completely prevent.
Tertiary prevention - answer ✔✔-actions taken to contain damage once a disease or disability has
progressed beyond its early stages
Vital Statistics - answer ✔✔-official records of births, marriages, divorces, and deaths
