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A nurse is caring for a 71-year-old female patient with end-stage chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) who is experiencing cardiac ischemia with increased shortness of breath. The MOST appropriate goal of oxygen therapy for this patient would be to: A. Limit supplemental oxygen to lower the risk of reducing respiratory drive B. Maintain oxygen saturations between 86% and 89% C. Administer oxygen until oxygen saturations are greater than 95% in order to relieve ischemia D. Maintain o...

Evidence-informed practice - Answer It is the ability to locate, understand & critically evaluate empirical literature for application in practice Research in Nursing - Answer Find databases & research on how to conduct research Evidence info rmed practice - Answer - CNA states that nurses must use evidence- informed decision making - knowledge of research, methodologies, critical inquiry & evidence is integrated into the decision making of every single nurse - evidence ...

Nursing Theory - Answer provide direction and guidance for structuring professional nursing practice, education and research What are some nursing roles - Answer caregiver, communicator, educator, client advocate, counsellor, change agent and leader, profession seven professional standards - Answer accountability, continuing competence, ethics, knowledge, knowledge application, leaderships, therapeutic nurse-client relationship Nursing practice concept - Answer Compe...

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Define epidemiology - Answer The study of the distribution and determinants of health-related states or events in specified populations, and the application of this study to the control of health problems. Define demography - Answer The science of human populations and is concerned with population size, density, characteristics, and change Functions of Epidemiology - Answer public health surveillance - ongoing systematic collection, analysis, interpretation field invest...

Stigma - Answer Social processes of labelling, stereotyping, and discriminating Institutional/Structural Stigma - Answer Policies/systems that limit access Interpersonal Stigma - Answer Discrimination from others Individual Stigma - Answer Personal judgement or bias Historical Context of Stigma - Answer Drug policy crisis Racialized and low-income communities experience disproportionate harms White, middle class communities receive more sympathetic resp...

Straight or Heterosexual - Answer Like different gender Gay, Lesbian or Homosexual - Answer Like same gender Bisexual, Pansexual - Answer Like either same or different genders Asexual - Answer Little to no sexual attraction to others Questioning - Answer Unsure Sexual Orientation - Answer One's sexual/emotional attraction to another person and the behaviour and/or social affiliation that may result from this attraction Cisgender - Answer Ge...

What is the role of a community nurse in a disaster situation? - Answer • Identify and report potential risks and hazards in keeping the population safe • Understand the layout of the community and the location of available resources such as police and fire units. • As a member of a community planning committee, gain valuable information on municipal and organizational disaster plans, and how media will be used to inform the public • As a community member, utilize knowledge of ...

The majority of women link their homelessness to A. Drug abuse B. Lack of education C. Poverty D. Partner abuse - Answer D. Partner abuse T/F: Many homeless women express they have other social vulnerabilities - Answer True What % of women interviewed in the homelessness article were of aboriginal status? - Answer 50% Of the women who consented to be interviewed for the homelessness article, 30% experienced what? - Answer Substance abuse What % of women inter...

A community health provider is participating in a coalition that is advocating to de-escalate police and public crisis situations and promote mental health of the responding police officers. A citizen works with officers and providers to draft a letter to the Board of the Peterborough Police Services. According to the social ecological model of health, at which level of influence is the health care provider functioning? - Answer community The National Collaborating Centre for Health Publ...

What is the purpose of theory? - Answer describe, explain, and predict phenomena What is population health level? - Answer looks at how something effects and contributes to a population of people (anti-smoking campaigns, flue shot, etc) Describe the Behavioral approach to health promotion. - Answer - focusses on the actions and behaviors of the individual and how different social determinants and behaviors impact their health and health promotion - socio-economic status is...

Chapter 32: Rural Health - Answer Test bank 1. Which of the following descriptions is the most accurate example of a rural community? a. The residents of the community are subject to environmental hazards. b. It takes longer than 30 minutes to get from the community to health care services. c. The community has less than 20,000 residents. d. The residents of the community say, "This is smaller than where I grew up." - Answer ANS: B All of the descriptions could be used ...

This type of power is power flowing from admiration or charisma - Answer referent This type of leadership focuses on the leader and the group having a collective purpose: - Answer Transformational leadership This leadership theory is built on the principles that followers complete tasks based on a reward system: - Answer Transactional leadership This scholar's theory of change is the most popular and is probably the basis for the adaptations of most other theorists on ...

Summarize health practices throughout the course of history. - Answer Health practices have drastically changed throughout the course of history. Beginning in the prehistoric period, ill people were considered to be cursed by evil spirits. They participated in rituals, wore masks, and engaged in demonstrative dances to get rid of the evil possession of the body. Then, the Egyptians were the first to use sutures to repair wounds. They also developed recorded history with the invention of...

NCLEX Examination Challenge 13.1 Physiological Integrity What responses does the nurse expect as a result of infusing 500 mL liter of a 3% saline intravenous solution into a client over a 1-hour time period? A. Plasma volume osmolarity increases; blood pressure increases B. Plasma volume osmolarity decreases; blood pressure increases C. Plasma volume osmolarity increases; blood pressure decreases D. Plasma volume osmolarity decreases; blood pressure decreases - Answer A Plasma volume...

What is a health assessment? - Answer a systematic method of collecting data about a client in order to develop a nursing diagnosis. what is the nursing responsibility? - Answer to maintain health status changes the nursing process - Answer Assessment Diagnosis Planning Implementation Evaluation subjective vs. objective data - Answer Subjective- What the patient tells you Objective- what you detect during exam Priority setting frameworks - Answer -Maslow...

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1. The element of an adjustable interest rate that is the "moving part" is the: - Answer B. Index 2. Suppose a bank recognizes substantial deterioration in a borrower's credit score and notifies him that he must pay his home equity line of credit in full. The mortgage clause that makes this possible is known as the: - Answer A. Demand clause 3. Which of the following types of loans is the most likely to contain a due-on-sale clause? - Answer C. Conventional home loa...

What is ARMS - Answer adjustable-rate mortgages ARMS features - Answer - initial teaser rate - initial adjustment period - adjustment interval (1 year is most common) Fully indexed rate - Answer Index plus Margin Capped rate - Answer Initial plus Cap Lender's yield cash flow - Answer amount disbursed by lender = LA - Lender fees APR cash flow - Answer Amount Financed= LA - Broker fees Effective borrowing cost cash flow - Answer amount r...

Mortgage types - Answer Conventional mortgages FHA mortgages VA mortgages Home equity Loans Other Mortgage Decisions - Answer Mortgage choice Amount of leverage (loan size) Refinancing Default Primary Mortgage Market - Answer Where loans are created (originated) Retail or street market Primary Mortgage Market Players - Answer Mortgage bankers Mortgage brokers Banks Thrifts On-line lenders (Quicken, Lendingtree, etc.) Secondary Mortgage Market - Answe...