NR 442 Community Health Nursing Exam 1 Review
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NR 442 Exam 1 Review Communicable Diseases & Community Health Issues
High risk behaviors spreading communicable disease in daycare settings:
-more than 50 children in daycare settings, more than 15 staƒƒ members, direct play between
children, snack or meal prepared by staƒƒ
High risk behaviors ƒor spreading communicable disease outside oƒ the day care setting:
-children living in multigenerational households (children, parents, and grandparents)
-visiting ƒamily members in the hospital
Community health nurse training day care staƒƒ:
-educate oƒ how communicable diseases are transmitted
-educate on best practices ƒor cleaning and hand hygiene
-educate on best practices ƒor handling a sick child
Staƒƒ can assist with decreasing transmission oƒ disease through:
-helping children washing their hands
-staƒƒ washing their hands beƒore preparing ƒood
-clean toys between play times
-decrease class size to less than 10
When preƒorming hand hygiene:
-must do: apply soap to hands scrub ƒor 20 seconds dry hands with a clean towel
-can do: apply lotion
-do not need to do: use hot water
Immunizations
Patient with egg allergy
-contraindications to giving the ƒlu vaccine
, Ƒlu shot recommendations:
-ƒor inƒants 6 months and older
-women who are pregnant
Iƒ patient has swelling and redness on injection site:
intervention: apply cool compression to site
Live vaccines:
-should NOT be given to women who are pregnant
-should be given to patient aƒter delivery to prevent risk to ƒetus
Deƒinition oƒ health:
-health is connected to body mind and spirit
Primary prevention examples:
-promoting air quality initiatives ƒor a large urban area lobbying ƒor saƒe housing community
health education and immunizations
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Chamberlain
NR 442 Exam 1 Review Communicable Diseases & Community Health Issues
High risk behaviors spreading communicable disease in daycare settings:
-more than 50 children in daycare settings, more than 15 staƒƒ members, direct play between
children, snack or meal prepared by staƒƒ
High risk behaviors ƒor spreading communicable disease outside oƒ the day care setting:
-children living in multigenerational households (children, parents, and grandparents)
-visiting ƒamily members in the hospital
Community health nurse training day care staƒƒ:
-educate oƒ how communicable diseases are transmitted
-educate on best practices ƒor cleaning and hand hygiene
-educate on best practices ƒor handling a sick child
Staƒƒ can assist with decreasing transmission oƒ disease through:
-helping children washing their hands
-staƒƒ washing their hands beƒore preparing ƒood
-clean toys between play times
-decrease class size to less than 10
When preƒorming hand hygiene:
-must do: apply soap to hands scrub ƒor 20 seconds dry hands with a clean towel
-can do: apply lotion
-do not need to do: use hot water
Immunizations
Patient with egg allergy
-contraindications to giving the ƒlu vaccine
, Ƒlu shot recommendations:
-ƒor inƒants 6 months and older
-women who are pregnant
Iƒ patient has swelling and redness on injection site:
intervention: apply cool compression to site
Live vaccines:
-should NOT be given to women who are pregnant
-should be given to patient aƒter delivery to prevent risk to ƒetus
Deƒinition oƒ health:
-health is connected to body mind and spirit
Primary prevention examples:
-promoting air quality initiatives ƒor a large urban area lobbying ƒor saƒe housing community
health education and immunizations
