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Community and Public Health Nursing:
Evidence for Practice, 4th Edition (DeMarco),
Chapters 1 - 25 | All Chapters
n k
r a
F
,TABLE OF CONTENTS
J J
n k
r a
F
,Chapter 1: Public Health Nursing
J J J J
1. AJnurseJisJstrivingJtoJpracticeJpatient-
centeredJcareJatJaJhospital.JWhichJactionJbestJexemplifiesJprovidingJpatient-
centeredJcare?
A) HavingJaJclientJcompleteJaJself-
reportedJfunctionalJstatusJindicatorJandJthenJreviewingJitJwithJtheJclient
B) ExplainingJtoJaJclientJtheJbenefitsJofJcomputer-
k
assistedJroboticJsurgicalJtechniques,JwhichJtheJhospitalJrecentlyJimplement
ed
C)
n
RecordingJaJclient'sJsignsJandJsymptomsJinJanJelectronicJhealthJrecord
D) PerformingJcontinuousJglucoseJmonitoringJofJaJclientJwhileJtheJclientJisJinJtheJhosp
ital
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centeredJcareJconsidersJculturalJtraditions,JpersonalJpreferences,Jvalues,Jfamilies,JandJlifestyl
es.JClientsJbecomeJactiveJparticipantsJinJtheirJownJcare,JandJmonitoringJhealthJbecomesJtheJc
lient'sJresponsibility.JToJhelpJclientsJandJtheirJhealthcareJprovidersJmakeJbetterJdecisions,Jth
eJAgencyJforJHealthcareJResearchJandJQualityJ(AHRQ)JhasJdevelopedJaJseriesJofJtoolsJthatJe
mpowerJclientsJandJassistJprovidersJinJachievingJdesiredJoutcomes,JincludingJclient-
reportedJfunctionalJstatusJindicators.JComputer-
assistedJroboticJsurgicalJtechniques,JelectronicJhealthJrecords,JandJcontinuousJglucoseJmonit
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Origin:J ChapterJ1-JPublicJHealthJNursing,J2
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TheJnurseJshouldJrecognizeJwhichJsocialJdeterminantsJofJthisJclient'sJhealth?J(SelectJallJthat
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