Testbank for Public health nursing population centered health care
10th edition by Lancaster
Chapter 1 to 46
TEST BANK
,TABLE OF CONTENT
1. Public health foundations and population health
2. History of public health and public and community health nursing
3. Public health, primary care, and primary health care systems
4. Perspectives in global health care
5. Economics of health care delivery
6. Environmental health
7. Application of ethics in the community
8. Achieving cultural competence in community health nursing
9. Public health policy
10. Evidence-based practice
11. Population-based public health nursing practice: The intervention wheel
12. Genomics in public health nursing
13. Epidemiology
14. Infectious disease prevention and control
15. Communicable and infectious disease risks
16. Promoting healthy communities
17. Community as client: Assessment and analysis
18. Building a culture of health to influence health equity within communities
19. Health education principles applied in communities, groups, families, and
individuals for
healthy change
20. The nurse-led health center: A model for community nursing practice
21. Public health nursing practice and the disaster management cycle
22. Public health surveillance and outbreak investigation
23. Program management
24. Quality management
25. Case management
,26. Working with families in the community for healthy outcomes
27. Family health risks
28. Child and adolescent health
29. Major Health Issues and Chronic Disease Management of Adults Across the Life
Span
30. Disability health care across the life span
31. Health equity and care of vulnerable populations
32. Population-centered nursing in rural and urban environments
33. Poverty and homelessness
34. Migrant health issues
35. Teen pregnancy
36. Mental health issues
37. Alcohol, tobacco, and other drug problems
38. Violence and human abuse
39. Advanced nursing practice in the community
40. The nurse leader in the community
41. The nurse in public health, home health, hospice, and palliative care
42. The nurse in the schools
43. The nurse in occupational health
44. Forensic nursing in the community
45. The nurse in the faith community
46. Public health nursing at local, state, and national levels
, Chapterre01:rePublicreHealthreFoundationsreandrePopulationreHealth
Stanhope:rePublicreHealthreNursing:rePopulation-
CenteredreHealthreCarereinrethereCommunity,re10threEdition
MULTIPLECHOICE
1. Whatreisrethereprimaryrefocusretorebereaddressedreconcerningrethereimpr
ovementreofretherehealthreofrethereAmericanrepeoplereinretheretwenty-
firstrecentury?
a. Bioterrorismreandreglobalrehealthrethreats
b. Deliveryr e ofr e individualr e carer e andr e hygiene
c. Ther e needr e forr e increasedr e hospitalr e andr e acuter e care
d. Chronicrediseasereandredisabilityremanagement
ANS:reA
Thererearerenewreconcerns,reandreofretheremostreseriousrearerebioterro
rismreandr e globallyreinducedreinfections,resuchreasrethereavianreflu.reT
heserethreatsrewillredivertrehealthrecarerefundsreandreresourcesrefromr
eotherrehealthrecarereprogramsretoreberespentreforrepublicresafety.reTh
ereothersrearerenotrerelatedretorepublicrehealthreorrearereconcernsretha
trehaverebeenrepresentreforremanyreyears.
DIF:
Cognitiverelevel:reUnderstandingr e TOP:r e Nursingre
process:rePlanningreMSC:r e NCLEX:reHealthrePromotionrea
ndreMaintenance
2. Arecommunityreisreconcernedreaboutretherethreatreofrebioterrorism.r
eWhichreofretherefollowingrebestredescribesretherebasisreforrethisrec
oncern?
a. Bioterrorismrehasretherepotentialretoredissolverecommunity-basedreprograms.
b. Thisrethreatr e couldrecauseN
thUeRSaIlthNcGarTeBs.ysC
he mMtor ecollapse.
teO
c. Therethreatremayredivertrefundsrefromreotherrepublicresafetyrehealthrecarereprog
rams.
d. Fearreofrebioterrorismrewillreincreaserethereneedreforreshelters.
ANS:reC
Bioterrorismr e mayrehavereanreimpactreonrethereavailabilityreofreresources
reforrepublicresafetyrehealthrecarereprograms.reBecauserefundsrearerediverte
dreitreisrepossiblerethatrecommunity-
basedreprogramsrewouldrebereeliminated,retherehealthrecareresystemrecould
reexperiencerechanges,reandrethatrethererewouldrebereanreincreasereinrether
eneedreforreshelter.r e However,reallrethereremainingreoptionsrewouldrehappe
nrebecausereofretherediversionreofrefunds.
DIF: Cognitiverelevel:reAnalyzing
TOP:r e Nursingreprocess:reDiagnosisreMSC:r e NCLE
X:rePhysiologicalreIntegrity
3. Whichrestatementredescribesrethereconsequencereofrethere
successfulreimplementationreofrethereAffordablereCarereAc
t?
10th edition by Lancaster
Chapter 1 to 46
TEST BANK
,TABLE OF CONTENT
1. Public health foundations and population health
2. History of public health and public and community health nursing
3. Public health, primary care, and primary health care systems
4. Perspectives in global health care
5. Economics of health care delivery
6. Environmental health
7. Application of ethics in the community
8. Achieving cultural competence in community health nursing
9. Public health policy
10. Evidence-based practice
11. Population-based public health nursing practice: The intervention wheel
12. Genomics in public health nursing
13. Epidemiology
14. Infectious disease prevention and control
15. Communicable and infectious disease risks
16. Promoting healthy communities
17. Community as client: Assessment and analysis
18. Building a culture of health to influence health equity within communities
19. Health education principles applied in communities, groups, families, and
individuals for
healthy change
20. The nurse-led health center: A model for community nursing practice
21. Public health nursing practice and the disaster management cycle
22. Public health surveillance and outbreak investigation
23. Program management
24. Quality management
25. Case management
,26. Working with families in the community for healthy outcomes
27. Family health risks
28. Child and adolescent health
29. Major Health Issues and Chronic Disease Management of Adults Across the Life
Span
30. Disability health care across the life span
31. Health equity and care of vulnerable populations
32. Population-centered nursing in rural and urban environments
33. Poverty and homelessness
34. Migrant health issues
35. Teen pregnancy
36. Mental health issues
37. Alcohol, tobacco, and other drug problems
38. Violence and human abuse
39. Advanced nursing practice in the community
40. The nurse leader in the community
41. The nurse in public health, home health, hospice, and palliative care
42. The nurse in the schools
43. The nurse in occupational health
44. Forensic nursing in the community
45. The nurse in the faith community
46. Public health nursing at local, state, and national levels
, Chapterre01:rePublicreHealthreFoundationsreandrePopulationreHealth
Stanhope:rePublicreHealthreNursing:rePopulation-
CenteredreHealthreCarereinrethereCommunity,re10threEdition
MULTIPLECHOICE
1. Whatreisrethereprimaryrefocusretorebereaddressedreconcerningrethereimpr
ovementreofretherehealthreofrethereAmericanrepeoplereinretheretwenty-
firstrecentury?
a. Bioterrorismreandreglobalrehealthrethreats
b. Deliveryr e ofr e individualr e carer e andr e hygiene
c. Ther e needr e forr e increasedr e hospitalr e andr e acuter e care
d. Chronicrediseasereandredisabilityremanagement
ANS:reA
Thererearerenewreconcerns,reandreofretheremostreseriousrearerebioterro
rismreandr e globallyreinducedreinfections,resuchreasrethereavianreflu.reT
heserethreatsrewillredivertrehealthrecarerefundsreandreresourcesrefromr
eotherrehealthrecarereprogramsretoreberespentreforrepublicresafety.reTh
ereothersrearerenotrerelatedretorepublicrehealthreorrearereconcernsretha
trehaverebeenrepresentreforremanyreyears.
DIF:
Cognitiverelevel:reUnderstandingr e TOP:r e Nursingre
process:rePlanningreMSC:r e NCLEX:reHealthrePromotionrea
ndreMaintenance
2. Arecommunityreisreconcernedreaboutretherethreatreofrebioterrorism.r
eWhichreofretherefollowingrebestredescribesretherebasisreforrethisrec
oncern?
a. Bioterrorismrehasretherepotentialretoredissolverecommunity-basedreprograms.
b. Thisrethreatr e couldrecauseN
thUeRSaIlthNcGarTeBs.ysC
he mMtor ecollapse.
teO
c. Therethreatremayredivertrefundsrefromreotherrepublicresafetyrehealthrecarereprog
rams.
d. Fearreofrebioterrorismrewillreincreaserethereneedreforreshelters.
ANS:reC
Bioterrorismr e mayrehavereanreimpactreonrethereavailabilityreofreresources
reforrepublicresafetyrehealthrecarereprograms.reBecauserefundsrearerediverte
dreitreisrepossiblerethatrecommunity-
basedreprogramsrewouldrebereeliminated,retherehealthrecareresystemrecould
reexperiencerechanges,reandrethatrethererewouldrebereanreincreasereinrether
eneedreforreshelter.r e However,reallrethereremainingreoptionsrewouldrehappe
nrebecausereofretherediversionreofrefunds.
DIF: Cognitiverelevel:reAnalyzing
TOP:r e Nursingreprocess:reDiagnosisreMSC:r e NCLE
X:rePhysiologicalreIntegrity
3. Whichrestatementredescribesrethereconsequencereofrethere
successfulreimplementationreofrethereAffordablereCarereAc
t?
