NURS 441 Final Questions With Complete Solutions
· Functions of a home health nurse Correct Answers Educator
Provider of skilled nursing
Coordinator of care
Assesses the living environment
Prioritizes care
· Leading causes of ___________ diseases (pre-Covid)- acute
respiratory infections, HIV/AIDS, diarrheal disease, TB, malaria
and measles Correct Answers communicable
· School nurses have many roles Correct Answers Case
manager
Community outreach
Consultant
Counselor
Direct caregiver
Health educator
Researcher
5 dimensions of a disaster Correct Answers predictability,
frequency, controllability time scope and intensity
5 STAGES of the Disaster Management Cycle Correct Answers
prevention, mitigation, preparedness, response ( 3 phase ,
preimpact, impact and post impact) and recovery
Agent Correct Answers physical (noise, temperature); chemical
(drugs, toxins) or infectious (viruses, bacteria)
, An Emergency Management Plan addresses: Correct Answers
mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery
attack rate Correct Answers number of people exposed to a
specific agent who develop the disease divided by the total
number of people exposed
Behaviors of Abused Child Correct Answers • Accepts injury
as punishment
• Tells several stories of how injury occurred, which might
appear rehearsed
• Looks to parent for behavioral cues or is excessively obedient
• Gives story inconsistent with observed injuries
• If confronted, often defends parent or refuses to cooperate with
investigation
• Has psychosomatic complaints with no obvious organic cause
• Emotional abuse should be ruled out in withdrawn children,
overeaters, truants, and runaways
Behaviors of Abusive Parents Correct Answers • Do not
volunteer information or are vague about cause of child's illness
or injury
• Tell contradictory stories to explain injury
• Delay getting medical attention for child
• Respond inappropriately to child during treatment, such as
ignoring, offering no comfort, or showing no concern, or,
conversely, showing overinvolvementwith attention
• Have record of "hospital shopping" or using different facilities
for treatment of child
• Blame siblings or baby-sitters without substantiation or place
blame on child's clumsiness
· Functions of a home health nurse Correct Answers Educator
Provider of skilled nursing
Coordinator of care
Assesses the living environment
Prioritizes care
· Leading causes of ___________ diseases (pre-Covid)- acute
respiratory infections, HIV/AIDS, diarrheal disease, TB, malaria
and measles Correct Answers communicable
· School nurses have many roles Correct Answers Case
manager
Community outreach
Consultant
Counselor
Direct caregiver
Health educator
Researcher
5 dimensions of a disaster Correct Answers predictability,
frequency, controllability time scope and intensity
5 STAGES of the Disaster Management Cycle Correct Answers
prevention, mitigation, preparedness, response ( 3 phase ,
preimpact, impact and post impact) and recovery
Agent Correct Answers physical (noise, temperature); chemical
(drugs, toxins) or infectious (viruses, bacteria)
, An Emergency Management Plan addresses: Correct Answers
mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery
attack rate Correct Answers number of people exposed to a
specific agent who develop the disease divided by the total
number of people exposed
Behaviors of Abused Child Correct Answers • Accepts injury
as punishment
• Tells several stories of how injury occurred, which might
appear rehearsed
• Looks to parent for behavioral cues or is excessively obedient
• Gives story inconsistent with observed injuries
• If confronted, often defends parent or refuses to cooperate with
investigation
• Has psychosomatic complaints with no obvious organic cause
• Emotional abuse should be ruled out in withdrawn children,
overeaters, truants, and runaways
Behaviors of Abusive Parents Correct Answers • Do not
volunteer information or are vague about cause of child's illness
or injury
• Tell contradictory stories to explain injury
• Delay getting medical attention for child
• Respond inappropriately to child during treatment, such as
ignoring, offering no comfort, or showing no concern, or,
conversely, showing overinvolvementwith attention
• Have record of "hospital shopping" or using different facilities
for treatment of child
• Blame siblings or baby-sitters without substantiation or place
blame on child's clumsiness
