ULL NURSING 104 FINAL EXAM
3 broad violence categories Correct Answers -Self-directed
violent (ex. Suicide)
-Interpersonal violence (ex. Partners)
-Collective violence
Acculturation Correct Answers the process of becoming
adapted to a new or different culture
Active Shooter Correct Answers -Individual actively engaged
in killing or attempting to kill people in a confined & populated
area, typically using firearms
-Evacuate, hide, fight
Affordable Care Act Correct Answers An expansion of
medicaid, most of employers must provide health insurance,
have insurance or face surtax, prevents rejection based on pre-
existing condition. Also referred to as "Obamacare", signed into
law in 2010.
alcohol Correct Answers -Ethyl alcohol (ethanol) -
intoxicating ingredient in beer, wine, & liquor
-Central nervous system depressant
-Affects every organ in the body
-3rd largest risk factor for disease burden
alcohol prevention efforts Correct Answers -License
revocation
-Minimum legal drinking age of 21
,-.08 BAC Law - legal blood alcohol concentration limit for
drivers > 21
-Zero Tolerance Law
-Intensive Sobriety Checkpoint Program
assimilation Correct Answers the cultural absorption of a
minority group into the main cultural body
Beneficence Correct Answers an ethical principle of
compassion and patient advocacy, stating that one should do
good and prevent or avoid doing harm
beneficience and nonmaleficence Correct Answers largest a
balance of risk & benefit; the risk for harm must be weighed
against the possible benefits; the risk should never be greater
than the importance of the problem to be solved
case manager Correct Answers coordinate resources to achieve
health care outcomes based on quality, access, and cost; identify
the best resources at the lowest cost to achieve optimal health
outcome for the client
CBRNE Agents used by terrorists Correct Answers -
Chemical:Spread easily through air, Cause immediate effects
-Biologic: Disease-causing organisms (bacteria, viruses, toxins)
-Radiologic: Immediate effects: burns & poisonings, Long-term
effects: cancer & drinking water contamination
-Nuclear: Requires decontamination, Radioactive fallout
, -Explosive: Most common method for terrorist
Chaplain or pastoral representative Correct Answers attends to
the spiritual and emotional needs of the client and family
Clara Barton Correct Answers Launched the American Red
Cross in 1881. An "angel" in the Civil War, she treated the
wounded in the field.
communicable disease Correct Answers disease that is
transmitted from one individual to another
cultural humility Correct Answers incorporates a lifelong
commitment to self-evaluation & self-critique, to redressing the
power imbalances in the patient-clinician dynamic, & to
developing mutually beneficial & advocacy partnerships with
communities on behalf of individuals & defined populations
Cultural Sensitivity Correct Answers experienced when
neutral language, both verbal & nonverbal, is used in a way that
reflects sensitivity & appreciation for the diversity of another
culture Correct Answers shared values, beliefs, & practices of
a particular group of people that are transmitted from one
generation to the next & are identified as patterns that guide
thinking & action
dietitians (RD or LD) Correct Answers provides nutritional
therapy and support to clients
3 broad violence categories Correct Answers -Self-directed
violent (ex. Suicide)
-Interpersonal violence (ex. Partners)
-Collective violence
Acculturation Correct Answers the process of becoming
adapted to a new or different culture
Active Shooter Correct Answers -Individual actively engaged
in killing or attempting to kill people in a confined & populated
area, typically using firearms
-Evacuate, hide, fight
Affordable Care Act Correct Answers An expansion of
medicaid, most of employers must provide health insurance,
have insurance or face surtax, prevents rejection based on pre-
existing condition. Also referred to as "Obamacare", signed into
law in 2010.
alcohol Correct Answers -Ethyl alcohol (ethanol) -
intoxicating ingredient in beer, wine, & liquor
-Central nervous system depressant
-Affects every organ in the body
-3rd largest risk factor for disease burden
alcohol prevention efforts Correct Answers -License
revocation
-Minimum legal drinking age of 21
,-.08 BAC Law - legal blood alcohol concentration limit for
drivers > 21
-Zero Tolerance Law
-Intensive Sobriety Checkpoint Program
assimilation Correct Answers the cultural absorption of a
minority group into the main cultural body
Beneficence Correct Answers an ethical principle of
compassion and patient advocacy, stating that one should do
good and prevent or avoid doing harm
beneficience and nonmaleficence Correct Answers largest a
balance of risk & benefit; the risk for harm must be weighed
against the possible benefits; the risk should never be greater
than the importance of the problem to be solved
case manager Correct Answers coordinate resources to achieve
health care outcomes based on quality, access, and cost; identify
the best resources at the lowest cost to achieve optimal health
outcome for the client
CBRNE Agents used by terrorists Correct Answers -
Chemical:Spread easily through air, Cause immediate effects
-Biologic: Disease-causing organisms (bacteria, viruses, toxins)
-Radiologic: Immediate effects: burns & poisonings, Long-term
effects: cancer & drinking water contamination
-Nuclear: Requires decontamination, Radioactive fallout
, -Explosive: Most common method for terrorist
Chaplain or pastoral representative Correct Answers attends to
the spiritual and emotional needs of the client and family
Clara Barton Correct Answers Launched the American Red
Cross in 1881. An "angel" in the Civil War, she treated the
wounded in the field.
communicable disease Correct Answers disease that is
transmitted from one individual to another
cultural humility Correct Answers incorporates a lifelong
commitment to self-evaluation & self-critique, to redressing the
power imbalances in the patient-clinician dynamic, & to
developing mutually beneficial & advocacy partnerships with
communities on behalf of individuals & defined populations
Cultural Sensitivity Correct Answers experienced when
neutral language, both verbal & nonverbal, is used in a way that
reflects sensitivity & appreciation for the diversity of another
culture Correct Answers shared values, beliefs, & practices of
a particular group of people that are transmitted from one
generation to the next & are identified as patterns that guide
thinking & action
dietitians (RD or LD) Correct Answers provides nutritional
therapy and support to clients
