TEST BANK FOR COMMUNITY AND PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING Evidence for Practice 3RD EDITION BY ROSANNA DEMARCO & JUDITH HEALEY-WALSH

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COMMUNITY AND PUBLICHEALTH
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NURSING
Evidence for Practice
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3RD EDITION
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BY DEMARCO & WALSH
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TEST BANK
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,TESTF4BANK:F4CommunityF4andF4PublicF4HealthF4NursingF43rdF4EditionF4DeMarcoF4
&F4Walsh
Contents:
ChapterF41:F4PublicF4HealthF4Nursing:F4Present,F4Past,F4andF4Future
ChapterF42:F4PublicF4HealthF4Systems
ChapterF43:F4HealthF4Policy,F4Politics,F4andF4Reform
ChapterF44:F4GlobalF4Health:F4AF4CommunityF4Perspective
ChapterF45:F4FrameworksF4forF4HealthF4Promotion,F4DiseaseF4Prevention,F4andF4RiskF4Reduction
ChapterF46:F4Epidemiology:F4TheF4ScienceF4ofF4Prevention
ChapterF47:F4DescribingF4HealthF4Conditions:F4UnderstandingF4andF4UsingF4Rates
ChapterF48:F4GatheringF4EvidenceF4forF4PublicF4HealthF4Practice
ChapterF49:F4PlanningF4forF4CommunityF4Change
ChapterF410:F4CulturalF4Competence:F4Awareness,F4Sensitivity,F4andF4Respect
ChapterF411:F4CommunityF4Assessment
ChapterF412:F4CareF4Management,F4CaseF4Management,F4andF4HomeF4Healthcare
ChapterF413:F4FamilyF4Assessment
ChapterF414:F4RiskF4ofF4InfectiousF4andF4CommunicableF4Diseases
ChapterF415:F4EmergingF4InfectiousF4Diseases
ChapterF416:F4ViolenceF4andF4Abuse
ChapterF417:F4SubstanceF4Use
ChapterF418:F4UnderservedF4Populations
ChapterF419:F4EnvironmentalF4Health
ChapterF420:F4CommunityF4Preparedness:F4DisasterF4andF4Terrorism
ChapterF421:F4CommunityF4MentalF4Health
ChapterF422:F4SchoolF4Health
ChapterF423:F4Faith-OrientedF4CommunitiesF4andF4HealthF4MinistriesF4inF4FaithF4Communities
ChapterF424:F4PalliativeF4andF4End-of-LifeF4Care
ChapterF425:F4OccupationalF4HealthF4Nursing

,CommunityF4andF4PublicF4HealthF4NursingF43rdF4EditionF4DeMarcoF4WalshF4Test
Bank F 4 ChapterF41-F4PublicF4HealthF4Nursing:F 4 Present,F4Past,F4andF4FutureF41
Origin:
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1. AF4nurseF4isF4strivingF4toF4practiceF4patient-
centeredF4careF4atF4aF4hospital.F4WhichF4actionF4bestF4exemplifiesF4providingF4patient-
centeredF4care?
A) HavingF4aF4clientF4completeF4aF4self-
reportedF4functionalF4statusF4indicatorF4andF4thenF4reviewingF4itF4withF4theF4cli
ent
B) ExplainingF4toF4aF4clientF4theF4benefitsF4ofF4computer-
assistedF4roboticF4surgicalF4techniques,F4whichF4theF4hospitalF4recentlyF4i
mplemented
C) RecordingF4aF4client'sF4signsF4andF4symptomsF4inF4anF4electronicF4healthF4record
D) PerformingF4continuousF4glucoseF4monitoringF4ofF4aF4clientF4whileF4theF4clientF4is
F4inF4theF4hospital

Ans:F4 A
Feedback:
Patient-
centeredF4careF4considersF4culturalF4traditions,F4personalF4preferences,F4values,F4families,F4
andF4lifestyles.F4ClientsF4becomeF4activeF4participantsF4inF4theirF4ownF4care,F4andF4monitor
ingF4healthF4becomesF4theF4client'sF4responsibility.F4ToF4helpF4clientsF4andF4theirF4healthcar
eF4providersF4makeF4betterF4decisions,F4theF4AgencyF4forF4HealthcareF4ResearchF4andF4Qua
lityF4(AHRQ)F4hasF4developedF4aF4seriesF4ofF4toolsF4thatF4empowerF4clientsF4andF4assistF4pr
ovidersF4inF4achievingF4desiredF4outcomes,F4includingF4client-
reportedF4functionalF4statusF4indicators.F4Computer-
assistedF4roboticF4surgicalF4techniques,F4electronicF4healthF4records,F4andF4continuousF4gluc
oseF4monitoringF4inF4theF4hospitalF4areF4allF4technologicalF4advancesF4inF4healthcare,F4butF4t
heyF4doF4notF4helpF4theF4clientF4becomeF4aF4moreF4activeF4participantF4inF4hisF4orF4herF4care,F4
andF4thusF4areF4notF4goodF4examplesF4ofF4patient-centeredF4care.


Origin:F 4 ChapterF41-F4PublicF4HealthF4Nursing,F42
2. AF4nurseF4isF4caringF4forF4anF4olderF4clientF4whoF4isF4strugglingF4toF4manageF4herF4typeF42
F4diabetesF4mellitus. F4TheF4nurseF4shouldF4recognizeF4whichF4socialF4determinantsF4ofF4thi

sF4client'sF4health?F4(SelectF4allF4thatF4apply.)
A) HouseholdF4incomeF4ofF4$23,000F4perF4year
B) ReadingF4levelF4ofF4aF4thirdF4grader
C) MedicationF4ineffectiveF4dueF4toF4errorF4inF4prescription
D) OriginallyF4fromF4Sudan
E) NoF4familyF4inF4theF4ar
eaF4Ans:F 4 A,F4B,F4D,F4E
Feedback:
TheF4socialF4conditionsF4inF4whichF4peopleF4live,F4theirF4income,F4socialF4status,F4educatio
n,F4literacy,F4homeF4andF4workF4environment,F4supportF4networks,F4gender,F4culture,F4andF4
availabilityF4ofF4healthF4servicesF4areF4theF4socialF4determinantsF4ofF4health.F4TheseF4condit
ionsF4haveF4anF4impactF4onF4theF4extentF4toF4whichF4aF4personF4orF4communityF4possessesF4t
heF4physical,F4social,F4andF4personalF4resourcesF4necessaryF4toF4attainF4andF4maintainF4healt
h.F4AF4medicalF4errorF4onF4theF4partF4ofF4theF4client'sF4primaryF4careF4providerF4orF4nurseF4w
ouldF4notF4constituteF4aF4socialF4determinantF4ofF4theF4client'sF4health.


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inF4atF4homeF4usingF4aF4digitalF4scaleF4andF4recordF4theF4weightF4inF4aF4log.F4ThisF4strateg
yF4isF4anF4exampleF4of:
A) Telehealth
B) HealthF4informationF4technology
C) PersonalF4responsibilityF4forF4health
D) Evidence-
basedF4nursingF4Ans:F4C
Feedback:
PersonalF4responsibilityF4forF4healthF4involvesF4activeF4participationF4inF4one'sF4ownF4healt
hF4throughF4educationF4andF4lifestyleF4changes.F4InF4thisF4case,F4theF4clientF4makesF4aF4positi
veF4changeF4inF4lifestyleF4byF4monitoringF4bodyF4weightF4weekly.F4TelehealthF4isF4theF4useF
4ofF4electronicF4informationF4andF4telecommunicationsF4technologiesF4toF4supportF4long-

distanceF4clinicalF4healthcare,F4clientF4andF4professionalF4health-
relatedF4education,F4publicF4health,F4andF4healthF4administration.F4HealthF4informationF4te
chnologyF4(HIT)F4isF4definedF4asF4theF4comprehensiveF4managementF4ofF4healthF4informat
ionF4andF4itsF4exchangeF4betweenF4consumers,F4providers,F4government,F4andF4insurersF4in
F4aF4secureF4manner.F4Evidence-

basedF4nursingF4isF4theF4integrationF4ofF4theF4bestF4evidenceF4availableF4withF4clinicalF4expe
rtiseF4andF4theF4valuesF4ofF4theF4clientF4toF4increaseF4theF4qualityF4ofF4care.


Origin:F 4 ChapterF41-F4PublicF4HealthF4Nursing,F44
4. AF4nurseF4performsF4aF4varietyF4ofF4tasksF4asF4partF4ofF4theF4nurse'sF4positionF4atF4aF4hospit
al.F4WhichF4taskF4bestF4exemplifiesF4publicF4health?
A) ReadingF4currentF4nursingF4journalsF4andF4integratingF4theF4latestF4researchF4into
F4dailyF4practice

B) InstructingF4aF4clientF4onF4howF4toF4bestF4careF4forF4aF4sutureF4siteF4atF4home
C) ParticipatingF4inF4aF4videoconferenceF4callF4withF4aF4clientF4whoF4livesF4inF4aF4remoteF4area
D) FacilitatingF4aF4community-
wideF4smokingF4cessationF4programF4oneF4monthF4outF4ofF4theF4year
Ans:F4 D
Feedback:
PublicF4healthF4isF4whatF4societyF4doesF4collectivelyF4toF4ensureF4theF4conditionsF4existF4inF4
whichF4peopleF4canF4beF4healthy.F4AF4community-
wideF4smokingF4cessationF4programF4isF4aF4greatF4exampleF4ofF4aF4publicF4healthF4interventi
on,F4inF4thatF4itF4involvesF4theF4collectiveF4effortF4ofF4societyF4toF4improveF4theF4healthF4ofF4it
sF4members.F4ReadingF4andF4applyingF4theF4latestF4nursingF4researchF 4 isF4anF4exampleF4ofF4
evidence-
basedF4nursing.F4InstructingF4aF4clientF4onF4howF4toF4bestF4careF4forF4aF4sutureF4siteF4atF4hom
eF4isF4anF4exampleF4ofF4personalF4responsibilityF4forF4health,F4butF4itF4isF4notF4focusedF4onF4t
heF4healthF4ofF4theF4greaterF4community.F4ParticipatingF4inF4aF4videoconferenceF4callF4withF
4aF4clientF4whoF4livesF4inF4aF4remoteF4areaF4isF4anF4exampleF4ofF4patient-

centeredF4careF4andF4ofF4anF4effectiveF4implementationF4ofF4technology,F4butF4itF4isF4notF4par
ticularlyF4relatedF4toF4publicF4health.



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