NURS 441 TEST 2 QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS
- Ask open-ended questions about beliefs and practices of the
client and family.
- Ask about traditions. What does the client think may have
caused an illness, and how has the client already tried to address
it? Correct Answers o Client interviews in regard to culture
should consider. . .
- Assessing for risk of medication errors- develop a medication
profile. Consider interventions to support- pg. 259 Box 12.5
- Assessing for risk of falls- most common fall areas are living
room* and bedroom* pay attention to common fall areas on
test*
- Assessing for risk of abuse and neglect- note the issue of self-
neglect -> given up on themselves
- We are the GUEST -> manage schedule around the client's
schedule Correct Answers what do we looks for during a home
health visit?
- Assisted living supports people that can't live alone, but do not
meeting nursing home criteria. Correct Answers Home care
model, hospital one:
- Assumption that others believe and behave as the dominant
culture does, or the belief that the dominant culture is superior to
others
Example: "They are in the US now; you would think that they
would act like us." Correct Answers Ethnocentrism is...
and ex:
,- Begins as the disaster ends. Continuation of the response stage
- The first thing secured in recovery is CLEAN WATER &
FOOD***
- Communication tips with survivors. . . (TEXT—page 498 Box
20.5) - Be factual and gentle, do not be general in our responses/
avoid using examples from your own life We do NOT
understand, and we DON'T fix Correct Answers Recovery is...
- Communicating with victims of blast injuries is difficult due to
the temporary deafness that these victims experience***
Correct Answers why are blast injuries so difficult to handle?
- Cultural Humility Correct Answers o an 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.
- Genogram Correct Answers o a diagram of family
relationships between blood relatives that can span two or more
generations. Life events such as marriages, divorces, births, and
deaths are included in the diagram; it is used to identify
relationships as well as possible patterns of disease.
- Have a defined set of values and principles
- Demonstrate behaviors attitudes policies and structures that
enable them to work
- effectively cross-culturally Correct Answers institutional
competence??
For community and public health agencies to be culturally
competent, they must have the capacity to:
, - It is important to integrate a community's culture into
preparedness response and recovery plans. Requires cultural
competence across all disciplines involved in planning and
implementation. ** Correct Answers How is cultural
competence relevant to disaster preparedeness?
- Providing essential input to interdisciplinary programs
- Evaluating health trends and risk factors
- Working with communities or specific population groups
within the community
- Participating in assessing and evaluating healthcare services
Correct Answers Nurses promote health through prevention
efforts by belonging to a multidisciplinary team that addresses
the bullets noted. . .
-The type of onset
-The duration of the immediate crisis
-The magnitude or scope of the incident
-The extent to which the event affects the community Correct
Answers - Disasters vary by the following points: SATA
QUESTION:
"ACT QUICKLY." Correct Answers - chemical disaster
Response is summed up in two words, _________ _________
HAZMAT team, nursing dons PPE, completes an assessment,
keeps client in a sitting position, loosen clothing, start decon
process. ***
1) Homebound
2) Plan of care
SOLUTIONS
- Ask open-ended questions about beliefs and practices of the
client and family.
- Ask about traditions. What does the client think may have
caused an illness, and how has the client already tried to address
it? Correct Answers o Client interviews in regard to culture
should consider. . .
- Assessing for risk of medication errors- develop a medication
profile. Consider interventions to support- pg. 259 Box 12.5
- Assessing for risk of falls- most common fall areas are living
room* and bedroom* pay attention to common fall areas on
test*
- Assessing for risk of abuse and neglect- note the issue of self-
neglect -> given up on themselves
- We are the GUEST -> manage schedule around the client's
schedule Correct Answers what do we looks for during a home
health visit?
- Assisted living supports people that can't live alone, but do not
meeting nursing home criteria. Correct Answers Home care
model, hospital one:
- Assumption that others believe and behave as the dominant
culture does, or the belief that the dominant culture is superior to
others
Example: "They are in the US now; you would think that they
would act like us." Correct Answers Ethnocentrism is...
and ex:
,- Begins as the disaster ends. Continuation of the response stage
- The first thing secured in recovery is CLEAN WATER &
FOOD***
- Communication tips with survivors. . . (TEXT—page 498 Box
20.5) - Be factual and gentle, do not be general in our responses/
avoid using examples from your own life We do NOT
understand, and we DON'T fix Correct Answers Recovery is...
- Communicating with victims of blast injuries is difficult due to
the temporary deafness that these victims experience***
Correct Answers why are blast injuries so difficult to handle?
- Cultural Humility Correct Answers o an 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.
- Genogram Correct Answers o a diagram of family
relationships between blood relatives that can span two or more
generations. Life events such as marriages, divorces, births, and
deaths are included in the diagram; it is used to identify
relationships as well as possible patterns of disease.
- Have a defined set of values and principles
- Demonstrate behaviors attitudes policies and structures that
enable them to work
- effectively cross-culturally Correct Answers institutional
competence??
For community and public health agencies to be culturally
competent, they must have the capacity to:
, - It is important to integrate a community's culture into
preparedness response and recovery plans. Requires cultural
competence across all disciplines involved in planning and
implementation. ** Correct Answers How is cultural
competence relevant to disaster preparedeness?
- Providing essential input to interdisciplinary programs
- Evaluating health trends and risk factors
- Working with communities or specific population groups
within the community
- Participating in assessing and evaluating healthcare services
Correct Answers Nurses promote health through prevention
efforts by belonging to a multidisciplinary team that addresses
the bullets noted. . .
-The type of onset
-The duration of the immediate crisis
-The magnitude or scope of the incident
-The extent to which the event affects the community Correct
Answers - Disasters vary by the following points: SATA
QUESTION:
"ACT QUICKLY." Correct Answers - chemical disaster
Response is summed up in two words, _________ _________
HAZMAT team, nursing dons PPE, completes an assessment,
keeps client in a sitting position, loosen clothing, start decon
process. ***
1) Homebound
2) Plan of care
