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vEvidence for Practice, 3rd Edition (DeMarco),
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Chapters 1 - 25 | All Chapters
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,TABLE OF CONTENTS
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,Chapter 1: Public Health Nursing
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1. A vnurse vis vstriving vto vpractice vpatient-centered vcare vat va vhospital. vWhich vaction
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vthenvreviewing vit vwith vthe vclient
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vsurgicalvtechniques, vwhich vthe vhospital vrecently vimplemented
C) Recording va vclient's vsigns vand vsymptoms vin van velectronic vhealth vrecord
D) Performing vcontinuous vglucose vmonitoring vof va vclient vwhile vthe vclient vis vin
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Patient-centered vcare vconsiders vcultural vtraditions, vpersonal vpreferences, vvalues,
vfamilies, vand vlifestyles. vClients vbecome vactive vparticipants vin vtheir vown vcare, vand
vmonitoring vhealth vbecomes vthe vclient's vresponsibility. vTo vhelp vclients vand vtheir
vhealthcare vproviders vmake vbetter vdecisions, vthe vAgency vfor vHealthcare vResearch vand
vQuality v(AHRQ) vhas vdeveloped va vseries vof vtools vthat vempower vclients vand vassist
vproviders vin vachieving vdesired voutcomes, vincluding vclient-reported vfunctional vstatus
vindicators. vComputer-assisted vrobotic vsurgical vtechniques, velectronic vhealth vrecords,
vandvcontinuous vglucose vmonitoring vin vthe vhospital vare vall vtechnological vadvances vin
vhealthcare, vbut vthey vdo vnot vhelp vthe vclient vbecome va vmore vactive vparticipant vin vhis vor
vhervcare, vand vthus vare vnot vgood vexamples vof vpatient-centered vcare.
Origin: v Chapter v1- vPublic vHealth vNursing, v2
2. A vnurse vis vcaring vfor van volder vclient vwho vis vstruggling vto vmanage vher vtype v2
vdiabetes vmellitus. vThe vnurse vshould vrecognize vwhich vsocial vdeterminants vof vthis
vclient's vhealth?v(Select vall vthat v apply.)
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The vsocial vconditions vin vwhich vpeople vlive, vtheir vincome, vsocial vstatus, veducation,
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vavailability vof vhealth vservices vare vthe vsocial vdeterminants vof vhealth. vThese vconditions
vhave van vimpact von vthe vextent vto vwhich va vperson vor vcommunity vpossesses vthe
vphysical, vsocial, vand vpersonal vresources vnecessary vto vattain vand vmaintain vhealth. vA
medical verrorvon vthe vpart vof vthe vclient's vprimary vcare vprovider vor vnurse vwould vnot
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vconstitute va vsocial vdeterminant vof vthe vclient's vhealth.
v v v v v v v
vEvidence for Practice, 3rd Edition (DeMarco),
v v v v v v
Chapters 1 - 25 | All Chapters
v v v v v v
,TABLE OF CONTENTS
v v
,Chapter 1: Public Health Nursing
v v v v
1. A vnurse vis vstriving vto vpractice vpatient-centered vcare vat va vhospital. vWhich vaction
vbestvexemplifies vproviding vpatient-centered vcare?
A) Having va vclient vcomplete va vself-reported vfunctional vstatus vindicator vand
vthenvreviewing vit vwith vthe vclient
B) Explaining vto va vclient vthe vbenefits vof vcomputer-assisted vrobotic
vsurgicalvtechniques, vwhich vthe vhospital vrecently vimplemented
C) Recording va vclient's vsigns vand vsymptoms vin van velectronic vhealth vrecord
D) Performing vcontinuous vglucose vmonitoring vof va vclient vwhile vthe vclient vis vin
vthevhospital
ANSWER: v A
Feedback:
Patient-centered vcare vconsiders vcultural vtraditions, vpersonal vpreferences, vvalues,
vfamilies, vand vlifestyles. vClients vbecome vactive vparticipants vin vtheir vown vcare, vand
vmonitoring vhealth vbecomes vthe vclient's vresponsibility. vTo vhelp vclients vand vtheir
vhealthcare vproviders vmake vbetter vdecisions, vthe vAgency vfor vHealthcare vResearch vand
vQuality v(AHRQ) vhas vdeveloped va vseries vof vtools vthat vempower vclients vand vassist
vproviders vin vachieving vdesired voutcomes, vincluding vclient-reported vfunctional vstatus
vindicators. vComputer-assisted vrobotic vsurgical vtechniques, velectronic vhealth vrecords,
vandvcontinuous vglucose vmonitoring vin vthe vhospital vare vall vtechnological vadvances vin
vhealthcare, vbut vthey vdo vnot vhelp vthe vclient vbecome va vmore vactive vparticipant vin vhis vor
vhervcare, vand vthus vare vnot vgood vexamples vof vpatient-centered vcare.
Origin: v Chapter v1- vPublic vHealth vNursing, v2
2. A vnurse vis vcaring vfor van volder vclient vwho vis vstruggling vto vmanage vher vtype v2
vdiabetes vmellitus. vThe vnurse vshould vrecognize vwhich vsocial vdeterminants vof vthis
vclient's vhealth?v(Select vall vthat v apply.)
A) Household vincome vof v$23,000 vper vyear
B) Reading vlevel vof va vthird vgrader
C) Medication vineffective vdue vto verror vin vprescription
, D) Originally vfrom vSudan
E) No vfamily vin vthe
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The vsocial vconditions vin vwhich vpeople vlive, vtheir vincome, vsocial vstatus, veducation,
vliteracy, vhome vand vwork venvironment, vsupport vnetworks, vgender, vculture, vand
vavailability vof vhealth vservices vare vthe vsocial vdeterminants vof vhealth. vThese vconditions
vhave van vimpact von vthe vextent vto vwhich va vperson vor vcommunity vpossesses vthe
vphysical, vsocial, vand vpersonal vresources vnecessary vto vattain vand vmaintain vhealth. vA
medical verrorvon vthe vpart vof vthe vclient's vprimary vcare vprovider vor vnurse vwould vnot
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vconstitute va vsocial vdeterminant vof vthe vclient's vhealth.
