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1. The emergency department (ED) received news of a train derailment locally and the number of clients injured is reported between 50 and 100. The hospital has determined that it can accommodate 50 clients and still remain self-sufficient. What criteria is the hospital using to project the number of clients it can support? A. The understanding that the institution can rely on outside services after 3 days B. Based on the emergency operations plan that incorporates assistance from the Red Cr...

Which natural disaster is the most common worldwide? a. Earthquakes b. Floods c. Hurricane (water)/tornado (over land) d. Volcanic eruption - Answer B Flooding is the most common natural disaster worldwide and also the third leading cause of weather-related deaths in the United States. Why might citizens be concerned about disasters, especially terrorism, even before they occur? a. Charities will be trying to collect money for the victims by using personal stories. b. Financial c...

Disaster Cycle - Answer 4 phases: 1. Mitigation 2. Response 3. Recovery 4. Return to Mitigation of future disasters Mitigation - Answer Preparations taken to lessen the effects of a disaster. An analysis of what has worked or failed in the past, what improvements in technology have been developed, the changes in demographics and populations, and change in infrastructure. Organizational charts Response - Answer Organized or unorganized action taken during and immediate...

Which terms are stages in the process of emergency management? Select all that apply. - Answer Mitigation Planning Recovery Response Which populations are most likely to be at high risk during a disaster? Select all that apply. - Answer Families living on a ranch Retirement village Prison inmates English language learners Inner-city apartment dwellers Nurses can participate in which stages of emergency management? Select all that apply. - Answer Planning Mitigatio...

Disaster - Answer An event and its consequences that result in a serious disruption of the functioning of the community and cause widespread human, material, economic or environmental losses that exceed the capacity of the affected area to respond without external assistance to save lives, preserve property, and maintain the stability and integrity of the affected area Disaster (defined for operational purposes) - Answer a diaster can be defined as an event in which the needs exce...

b. Health Disaster - Answer It is a catastrophic event that results in casualties that overwhelm the healthcare resources in that community and may result in a sudden unanticipated surge of patients, a change in standards of care, and a need to allocate scarce resources? a. Disaster b. Health Disaster c. Pandemic d. Natural disaster a. Disaster - Answer It is a serious disruption of the functioning of a community or a society at any scale due to hazardous events interacting...

The nurse manager in the ED receives information that a local chemical plant has had a chemical leak. This disaster is assigned a status of level II. What does this classification indicate? A) First responders can manage the situation. B) Regional efforts and aid from surrounding communities can manage the situation. C) Statewide or federal assistance is required. D) The area must be evacuated immediately. - Answer B Level II disasters indicate that regional efforts and aid from the ...

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CHNs provide leadership for advancing the understanding and integration of ______________ principles in the Canadian Healthcare system. - Answer PHC CHN has evolved to address the impact that _______, ________, and other __________________ have on individual, family, and population health. - Answer political, economic, macrosystems What are the 5 central points across provincial healthcare systems from the 1984 Canada Health Act - Answer Publicly administered, comprehensi...

Indigenous medicine, healing practices ___________ provided healthcare and knowledge to European settlers - Answer Aboriginal people When can the earliest forms of community-oriented nursing be traced back to? - Answer 17th century What type of orders predominated nursing in the 18th century and strongly influenced present day nursing? - Answer Religious nursing orders In the 19th century, what led the provinces to create health departments and shaped organization a...

What are the nurse's roles (9)? - Answer - Caregiver - Advocate - Communicator - Teacher - Expert - Critical Thinker - Evaluator - Manager - Researcher As nurses, why do we interview our patients (3)? - Answer 1. Gather data about person's health state: description and chronology of any symptoms of illness 2. Establish rapport and trust so person feels accepted and free to share all relevant data 3. Teach person about health state so that he or she may participate...

Mr. Mosley has shortness of breath that has persisted for the past 10 days; it is worse with activity and relieved by rest. What type of data is this? - Answer Subjective The 7 attributes of a symptom include: A. Associated symptoms B. Aggravating and/or relieving factors C. Location D. All of the above - Answer All of the above The steps of the nursing process include: A. Implementation B. Diagnosis C. Assessment D. Setting up the environment for the interveiw - Answer...

costovertebral angle tenderness (CVAT) - Answer Tenderness of the area over the kidneys (flank area) to test for kidney stones Murphey's Sign - Answer Assessing gallbladder, pt will stop breathing d/t pain when pushing up on the liver if positive. Splenomegaly - Answer mononucleosis, trauma, leukemia, lymphomas possible rupture if palpated Rebound Tenderness (Blumberg Sign) - Answer ***test for peritoneal irritation. Warn pt what you're about to do. Append...

Ventricle - Answer Muscular pumping chamber Myocardium - Answer Muscular wall of the heart Atrium - Answer Reservoir for holding blood Pericardium - Answer Tough, fibrous, double-walled sac that surrounds and protects the heart S1 - Answer Closure of atrioventricular valves (mitral and tricuspid) S2 - Answer closure of semilunar laves (aortic and pulmonic) Physiologic splitting - Answer Aortic valve closing just before the pulmonic valv...

In a patient who has a hemorrhage in the posterior cavity of the eye, the nurse knows that blood is accumulating a. in the aqueous humor. b. between the lens and the retina. c. between the cornea and the lens. d. in the space between the iris and the lens. - Answer b. between the lens and the retina. Increased intraocular pressure may occur as a result of a. edema of the corneal stroma. b. dilation of the retinal arterioles. c. blockage of the lacrimal canals and ducts. ...

Identify the components of the health history. - Answer -- biographical data/ Demographics -- chief Complaint (CC)/ Reason for seeking care Brief statement in person's own words describing reason for visit, write this in "quotes" -- history of present illness/ present health -- past health/past medical and surgical history -- family history -- functional assessment social history activities of daily living (ADLs) -- review of Symptoms (ROS) Identify ...

health history - Answer Any risk factors for respiratory disease Smoking pack years ppd X # years exposure to smoke history of attempts to quit, methods, results Sedentary lifestyle, immobilization Age Environmental exposure Dust, chemicals, asbestos, air pollution Obesity Family history Health History questions - Answer Cough Shortness of breath- dyspnea Orthopnea- difficulty breathing when supine -lying down, # pillows to keep up Paroxysmal nocturnal dyspn...

What auscultating a client's heart sounds, the nurse hears a louder s2 when listening at the 2nd intercostal space right sternal border. The nurse determines that is finding is consistent with the closure of which heart valves? - Answer Aortic and pulmonic The second heart sound, "dub" or S2, is caused by the closure of the aortic and pulmonic valves, marking the end of systole. A nurse provides prevention strategies to a group of clients who are identified as at risk for hy...

PHYSICAL EXAM: INTEGUMENT Inspect & Palpate: - Answer Hair: color and condition (smooth, brittle, fine/coarse, evenly diminished without infestations or alopecia). Scalp: Mobile without masses, lesions or tenderness Nails: condition and capillary refill (rounded, smooth, nailbeds pink without clubbing, capillary refill less than 2 sec.) Skin: face, trunk, bilateral upper and lower extremities Color, temperature, condition (even toned, dry, warm, intact, supple; any pr...

Identify the components of the health history. - Answer -- biographical data/ Demographics -- chief Complaint (CC)/ Reason for seeking care Brief statement in person's own words describing reason for visit, write this in "quotes" -- history of present illness/ present health -- past health/past medical and surgical history -- family history -- functional assessment social history activities of daily living (ADLs) -- review of Symptoms (ROS) Identify ...