COMMUNITY HELATH TEST # 4
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- congregational
- the parish nurse model in which the development of the parish nurse/health ministry program arises from the individual community of faith and where the nurse is accountable to the congregation and its governing body is
- Primary level of prevention
- when working with the homeless, effective job training programs are an example of what level of prevention?
- breast milk
- an example of a vertical transmission of disease is through
- Persistent poor
- the public health nurse is taking care of a poor family, whose parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents also have been poor. This is called?
- protestant
- most parish nurses are found in which of the following congregations
- Trauma
- ____ is a significant cause of death and disability. Includes gunshot wounds, and stab wounds
- Health disparities
- the wide variations in health services and health status between certain population groups are called?
- Tertiary level of prevention
- the nurse works with a group of abused women to enhance their levels of self-esteem. What level of prevention is this?
- hepatitis C
- the most chronic blood borne infection in the United States is
- small pox
- a rash 2-4 days after fever begins decreasing is a sign of which one: chicken pox or small pox
- A vulnerable individual
- a 17 year old pregnant cocaine addict who is homeless is considered
- Children
- which of the following groups has the highest rate of poverty
- Chlamydia
- the most common reportable infectious disease in the U.S. is
- Social security act
- the largest federal support program for elderly and poor Americans were created with which of the following?
- tertiary level of prevention
- rehabilitation of musculoskeletal injury is an example of what level of prevention?
- herd immunity
- the resistance to infection of a group or community to a communicable disease is known as .........
- Gummas
- lesions located on bones, skin, and mucus membranes seen in tertiary syphilis are called
- Secondary prevention
- soup kitchens are an example of what level of prevention when working with the homeless?
- syphilis
- which of the following STDs is bacterial
- personal health counseling
- the primary function of a parish nurse is that of
- assessment
- during the performance of which standard of care would the nurses discover the need for meals on wheels
- Primary prevention
- stress reduction education, is example of what level of prevention concerning mental health?
- incubation period
- the time interval between invasion by an infectious agent and the first appearance of signs and symptoms of the disease is called?
- American With Disabilities Act
- which of the following acts prohibited discrimination and promoted
- Exposure to environmental hazards
- poor neighbor hoods are more likely to have which of the following
- Poverty
- the primary cause of vulnerability is
- NASN (national Assoc. of School nurses)
- recommends that school nurses be RNs with BSN and special certification in school nursing
- African American
- Homicide is the number one cause of death for which of the following groups
- 750
- a goal of Health People 2010 is to have one school nurse per how many students
- African American
- which of the following elderly groups is at significantly greater risk for chronic and nutritionally related disease due to the effects of poverty?
- Medicare legislation was passed
- from a historical prospective, home care reached a turning point when
- Federal income guidelines
- are primarily used to determine financial eligibility for government assistance programs
- Latinos
- the majority of migrant farm workers are.......
- secondary level of prevention
- Rabies post-exposure immunization is an example of which of the following levels of prevention with regard to infectious disease intervention?
- family related factors (genetics, stress, and parenting styles)
- substance abuse among adolescents is influenced most by
- facilitation of self care
- a primary objective for the home health nurse is
- infectivity
- the ability of an agent to enter and multiply in the host is known as
- 1890s
- when were nurses first used in schools to examine children for infectious disease and to teach about alcohol abuse
- Rabies
- which of the following has the highest case fatality rate of any known human infection
- Absolute
- the type of poverty that indicates lack of food, shelter, and clothing
- outreach
- an approach to making health care more readily available to certain populations by implementing health education, counseling, or support services in places where people normally congregate, such as places of worship, schools, workplaces, and community centers is called?
- Child hood immunizations
- an example of a health disparity
- state laws and regulations
- requirements for disease reporting in the U.S. are mandated by
- Medically indigent
- persons who are self-employed by have inadequate health insurance are considered?
- elimination
- the aim to remove a disease from a large geographic area is called
- Primary level of prevention
- the nurse doing a walk through to identify workplace hazards is providing which of the following levels of prevention
- stranger
- homicides are least likely to be perpetrated by a (n):
- Adverse effects
- a poor, elderly woman with no means of transportation is an example of a vulnerable group that is the most sensitive to what?
- alcohol
- the oldest and most widely used psychoactive drug in the world is
- Near poor
- persons and families whose income is above the federal income guidelines but insufficient to meet living expenses are often called?
- Vulnerable population groups
- are more sensitive to risk factors and have worse health outcomes
- Tertiary level of prevention
- the nurse provides footwear and gloves to leprosy clients to prevent trauma to their insensitive and deformed hands and feet. this is an example of
- 49 years
- the average life expectancy of the migrant farm worker in the US is
- Cancer
- which of the following has been identified as an occupational heath risk for ag workers is
- lesbian women
- who is at lowest risk for acquiring STDs?
- secondary stage
- a person has syphilis with signs and symptoms of rash, sore throat, and muscle and joint pain. this describes which of the following stages of syphilis?
- PPD
- The primary screening test for TB is
- Profit making agencies
- proprietary agencies are
- dry cleaners
- which of the following occupations would you be more likely to find liver disease
- lyme disease
- the most common vector borne disease is the united states is
- Canada
- Immunizations are not mandatory in what country?
- endemic
- a constant presence of a disease within a population is referred to as
- Hepatitis A
- which of the following types of hepatitis would likely be found where sanitation is inadequate
- 1/3
- the WHO estimates that ____ of the worlds population is infected with TB
- primary prevention
- reduction of pesticide exposure is an example of what level of prevention
- Chlamydia
- up to 40% of those infected with gonorrhea are also infected with
- history of sexual abuse
- which of the following factors increases a young woman's risk for early sexual experiences and pregnancy?
- potential health risk
- Chronic exposure to low level doses of workplace chemicals below standards constitutes a ____ ____ ____
- vector borne
- west Nile virus is an example of which of the following types of illness
- Frances Root
- the first home health nurse was
- enviromechanical
- Slippery floors are an example of which of the following hazards
- shorter incubation period
- In comparison with HIV infection in adults, HIV infection in infants and children has a
- Gentrification
- by upgrading urban housing, the supply of low income housing drops and this can lead to homelessness