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Test 2 Study Guide
All forms of violence can be attributed to the need for.... - Answer power and control
What are the factors contributing to violence? SATA!!!!! - Answer racism, classism,
sexism, availability and accessibility of firearms, lack of accountability
What are forms of violence? SATA!!!!!!! - Answer Gun violence, intimate partner
violence, elder abuse, child abuse, abuse of persons with disability, human trafficking.
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES) - Answer events occurring during childhood
that can have an immediate traumatic effect and potential negative effects on future
development and lifelong health
How can nurses best prevent ACES? - Answer educating the younger population
What is the public health approach to firearm violence prevention? - Answer emphasizes
prevention and treating its cause
Edward James Olmos says "education is the __________ for violence" - Answer vaccine
Risk factors for IPV - Answer individual, relationship, and community societal factors
what are examples of community societal factors? - Answer poverty, low societal
capitol, weak community..., traditional gender roles
what percentage of older children have witnessed a parent assault another parent? -
Answer 25%
What interventions do women value regarding IPV? - Answer nonjudgmental,
individually tailored, protect their safety, privacy, and autonomy
Nurses should not try to ____________ clients; rather they should seek to ____________
clients to be able to make informed decisions - Answer RESCUE; EMPOWER
what percentage of healthcare providers have been in contact with suspected victims of
human trafficking without even knowing? - Answer 13%
forensic nurses apply a unique combination of processes rooted in.... - Answer nursing
science, forensic science, and public health to care for clients
Culture is static, private, and inherited? true or false - Answer false, culture is dynamic,
shared, and learned
, Culture - Answer knowledge, values, practices, customs, and beliefs of a group. How
people approach the world.
What are nursing actions to consider concerning properties of culture? - Answer
dynamic, not static; shared, not private; learned, not inherited
Cultural Competence - Answer attitude of openness to, respect for, and curiosity about
different cultural values and traditions, and ideally includes a broader critical analysis of
power relations affecting health disparities.
Cultural awareness - Answer cognizance of one's own cultural values and biases,
continue to learn about specific cultural values, beliefs, and preferences, with the
cultural humility approach.
What is the role of community health nurses when it comes to cultural competence? -
Answer familiarizing oneself with cultures that are represented in the communities they
serve.
cultural humility - Answer acknowledgment that everyone's views are culturally
influenced, that our own are not inherently better than those of our clients, and that our
clients can teach us.
When it comes to cultural humility interventions nurses must have the capacity to...? -
Answer value diversity, conduct self assessment, manage the dynamics of difference,
acquire and institutionalize cultural knowledge, adapt to diversity and the cultural
contexts of the communities they serve.
Cultural safety - Answer providing culturally appropriate health services to
disadvantaged groups while stressing dignity and avoiding institutional racism,
assimilation (forcing people to adopt to dominant culture), and repressive practices
Ethnocentrism - Answer assumption that others believe and behave as the dominant
culture does, or the belief that the dominant culture is superior to others.
Case Management - Answer development and coordination of care for a selected client
and family.
- an integrated collaborative process of assessment, planning, facilitation, and
advocacy for options and services to meet the client's needs.
What is the most significant to advance change within case management? - Answer
advocacy
care management - Answer coordination of a plan or process to bring health services
together as a common whole in a cost-effective way. It also defines the evaluation of
healthcare interventions.
What is included in the role of a case manager? - Answer - Advocacy and education
Test 2 Study Guide
All forms of violence can be attributed to the need for.... - Answer power and control
What are the factors contributing to violence? SATA!!!!! - Answer racism, classism,
sexism, availability and accessibility of firearms, lack of accountability
What are forms of violence? SATA!!!!!!! - Answer Gun violence, intimate partner
violence, elder abuse, child abuse, abuse of persons with disability, human trafficking.
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES) - Answer events occurring during childhood
that can have an immediate traumatic effect and potential negative effects on future
development and lifelong health
How can nurses best prevent ACES? - Answer educating the younger population
What is the public health approach to firearm violence prevention? - Answer emphasizes
prevention and treating its cause
Edward James Olmos says "education is the __________ for violence" - Answer vaccine
Risk factors for IPV - Answer individual, relationship, and community societal factors
what are examples of community societal factors? - Answer poverty, low societal
capitol, weak community..., traditional gender roles
what percentage of older children have witnessed a parent assault another parent? -
Answer 25%
What interventions do women value regarding IPV? - Answer nonjudgmental,
individually tailored, protect their safety, privacy, and autonomy
Nurses should not try to ____________ clients; rather they should seek to ____________
clients to be able to make informed decisions - Answer RESCUE; EMPOWER
what percentage of healthcare providers have been in contact with suspected victims of
human trafficking without even knowing? - Answer 13%
forensic nurses apply a unique combination of processes rooted in.... - Answer nursing
science, forensic science, and public health to care for clients
Culture is static, private, and inherited? true or false - Answer false, culture is dynamic,
shared, and learned
, Culture - Answer knowledge, values, practices, customs, and beliefs of a group. How
people approach the world.
What are nursing actions to consider concerning properties of culture? - Answer
dynamic, not static; shared, not private; learned, not inherited
Cultural Competence - Answer attitude of openness to, respect for, and curiosity about
different cultural values and traditions, and ideally includes a broader critical analysis of
power relations affecting health disparities.
Cultural awareness - Answer cognizance of one's own cultural values and biases,
continue to learn about specific cultural values, beliefs, and preferences, with the
cultural humility approach.
What is the role of community health nurses when it comes to cultural competence? -
Answer familiarizing oneself with cultures that are represented in the communities they
serve.
cultural humility - Answer acknowledgment that everyone's views are culturally
influenced, that our own are not inherently better than those of our clients, and that our
clients can teach us.
When it comes to cultural humility interventions nurses must have the capacity to...? -
Answer value diversity, conduct self assessment, manage the dynamics of difference,
acquire and institutionalize cultural knowledge, adapt to diversity and the cultural
contexts of the communities they serve.
Cultural safety - Answer providing culturally appropriate health services to
disadvantaged groups while stressing dignity and avoiding institutional racism,
assimilation (forcing people to adopt to dominant culture), and repressive practices
Ethnocentrism - Answer assumption that others believe and behave as the dominant
culture does, or the belief that the dominant culture is superior to others.
Case Management - Answer development and coordination of care for a selected client
and family.
- an integrated collaborative process of assessment, planning, facilitation, and
advocacy for options and services to meet the client's needs.
What is the most significant to advance change within case management? - Answer
advocacy
care management - Answer coordination of a plan or process to bring health services
together as a common whole in a cost-effective way. It also defines the evaluation of
healthcare interventions.
What is included in the role of a case manager? - Answer - Advocacy and education
