NUR 452 ALL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS SURE
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✔✔vulnerable populations - ✔✔Violence (abuse, suicide/homicide prone)
Substance abuse, alcohol user
Mentally ill, disabled, chronically ill, living with HIV/ADIS, infections & communicable
diseases
Homelessness, poverty
Immigrants, refugees
Teen pregnancy
High-risk mothers and infants
✔✔people in poverty are more likely to: - ✔✔-live in dangerous environments
-work at high-risk jobs
-eat less nutritious foods
-have multiple stressors
-Lack emotional resources to handle crises
✔✔effects of poverty on children - ✔✔-Higher rates of prematurity, low birth weight, and
birth defects
-Higher infant mortality rates
-Increased risk for homelessness
-Decreased opportunities for education, income, and occupation
✔✔children in poverty have an increased risk of: - ✔✔-Chronic disease
-Traumatic death and injuries
-Nutritional deficits
, -Growth retardation and developmental delays
-Iron deficiency anemia
-Elevated blood lead levels
-Infections
✔✔strategies to assist vulnerable populations - ✔✔-Recognition of risk factors
-Early intervention with long-term follow up
-Multidisciplinary approach
-Health promotion and disease prevention
-Education of providers
✔✔Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs - ✔✔
✔✔role of the nurse in vulnerable populations (8) - ✔✔-Create a trusting environment
-Show respect, compassion, and concern
-Do not make assumptions
-Coordinate a network of services and providers
-Advocate for accessible health care services
-Focus on prevention
-Know when to walk beside the client and when to encourage the client to walk ahead
-Develop a network of support for yourself
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✔✔principles of integrative nursing in community/ population health (6) - ✔✔1. Human
beings are whole systems inseparable from their environments.
2. Human beings have the innate capacity for health and wellbeing
3. Nature has healing and restorative properties that contribute to health and wellbeing.
4. Integrative nursing is person-centered and relationship-based.
5. Integrative nursing practice is informed by evidence and uses the full range of
therapeutic modalities to support/augment the healing process, moving from least
intensive/invasive to more, depending on need and context.
6. Integrative nursing focuses on the health and wellbeing of caregivers as well as those
they serve.
✔✔assess your well-being (13) - ✔✔your well being comes from within. assess your:
-Diet and nutrition
-Physical activity
-Sleep
-Managing stress
-Cope with fear?
-Nature and healing greens incorporated into life
-Relationships-how well are your connections with friends and family
-Relationship with money
-Thoughts and emotions (mental and emotional health)
-Life purpose (spirituality)
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✔✔vulnerable populations - ✔✔Violence (abuse, suicide/homicide prone)
Substance abuse, alcohol user
Mentally ill, disabled, chronically ill, living with HIV/ADIS, infections & communicable
diseases
Homelessness, poverty
Immigrants, refugees
Teen pregnancy
High-risk mothers and infants
✔✔people in poverty are more likely to: - ✔✔-live in dangerous environments
-work at high-risk jobs
-eat less nutritious foods
-have multiple stressors
-Lack emotional resources to handle crises
✔✔effects of poverty on children - ✔✔-Higher rates of prematurity, low birth weight, and
birth defects
-Higher infant mortality rates
-Increased risk for homelessness
-Decreased opportunities for education, income, and occupation
✔✔children in poverty have an increased risk of: - ✔✔-Chronic disease
-Traumatic death and injuries
-Nutritional deficits
, -Growth retardation and developmental delays
-Iron deficiency anemia
-Elevated blood lead levels
-Infections
✔✔strategies to assist vulnerable populations - ✔✔-Recognition of risk factors
-Early intervention with long-term follow up
-Multidisciplinary approach
-Health promotion and disease prevention
-Education of providers
✔✔Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs - ✔✔
✔✔role of the nurse in vulnerable populations (8) - ✔✔-Create a trusting environment
-Show respect, compassion, and concern
-Do not make assumptions
-Coordinate a network of services and providers
-Advocate for accessible health care services
-Focus on prevention
-Know when to walk beside the client and when to encourage the client to walk ahead
-Develop a network of support for yourself
✔✔-- - ✔✔
✔✔principles of integrative nursing in community/ population health (6) - ✔✔1. Human
beings are whole systems inseparable from their environments.
2. Human beings have the innate capacity for health and wellbeing
3. Nature has healing and restorative properties that contribute to health and wellbeing.
4. Integrative nursing is person-centered and relationship-based.
5. Integrative nursing practice is informed by evidence and uses the full range of
therapeutic modalities to support/augment the healing process, moving from least
intensive/invasive to more, depending on need and context.
6. Integrative nursing focuses on the health and wellbeing of caregivers as well as those
they serve.
✔✔assess your well-being (13) - ✔✔your well being comes from within. assess your:
-Diet and nutrition
-Physical activity
-Sleep
-Managing stress
-Cope with fear?
-Nature and healing greens incorporated into life
-Relationships-how well are your connections with friends and family
-Relationship with money
-Thoughts and emotions (mental and emotional health)
-Life purpose (spirituality)
