POP HEALTH 1

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Healthy people 2030: LHI for Infants include

Rural Americans are at greater risk of death from 5 (not COVID) leading causes than urban Americans

Age, gender, family history, and race are what type of risk

The WHO definition of health includes physical, mental, and __________ wellbeing

Who was the First president of the National Organization for Public Health Nursing (NOPHN) 1922

Which Theory examines factors that affect the individual actions to promote and protect health EX. behaviors/feelings

Stopping deterioration in a PT, a relapse, or disability and dependency by anticipatory nursing and medical care

Reduce the activity of the central nervous systemDecrease HR, RR, muscular coordination, and energy while dulling senses

Lowers the body’s overall energy level, reduce sensitivity to outside stimulation, and, in high doses, induce sleep

The Elizabethan Poor Law of 1601 is similar to which current law?

Which Public Health essential Function uses systematic methods to monitor the health of a population

Category Of Homelessness: Unaccompanied youth/families who are defined as homeless under other federal statutes

Thinking that addresses the symptoms of the problem

Forms when a common problem uniter individuals with little in common other that desire to address problems together

Leading cause of Death in the US is heart disease

Which Public Health essential Function activities include informing, educating, and empowering people about health issue

risk that can be prevented or decreased by taking specific measures.

means that everyone has a fair and just opportunity to be as healthy as possible: requires removing obstacles to health

Can cause hyper-stimulation, alertness, euphoria Used to decrease fatigue increase mental alertness, suppress appetite

When looking at the Social determinant of physical environment this can include

Which of the following would have been the focus of a school nurse in the early 20th century?

Focuses on aggregates, communities, & populations with the goal of health promotion and disease prevention

Category Of Homelessness: Individuals and families who lack a fixed, regular, and adequate night-time residence.

Determinants of Health include

School health nurses are mandated reporters of suspected cases of child abuse and/or neglect.

Healthy people 2030: LHI for adults and older adults include

Healthy people 2030: LHI for all ages

Healthy People 2030 has objectives to enhance the health of children in schools and increase the number of RN in schools

Category Of Homelessness: Individuals/families fleeing or attempting to flee conditions that relate to violence/danger

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focus on sharing best practices and creating new knowledge to advance a domain of professional practice

Affects brain development the drug may impair thinking, memory, and learning functions.

5overarching goals of healthy people 2030 include: Promote healthy development, healthy behaviors, across the life span.

What are the six stages of the Transtheoretical (TTM) of stages of change (SOC) model. Precontimplation, action, Prep.

Who organized hospital nursing practice and nursing education in hospitals to replace lay nurses with trained nurses.

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Which Public Health essential Function develops laws/practices to promote the health of a population based on Evidence

What was the outcome of the Shattuck Report?

When looking at the Social determinant of food this can include

Stopping the progress of disease by early detection and treatment, thus reducing prevalence and chronicity.

Focuses on individuals and families with the goal of management of acute and chronic conditions with 1:1 care

early detection, screenings, and disease surveillance Are examples of what level of prevention

reducing ensuing disabilities and promoting rehabilitation Are examples of what level of prevention

The most commonly used addictive drug after tobacco and alcohol, especially among children and adolescents

These drugs do not give the person more energy; only expend energy sooner and in greater quantities than normal

District nursing association founded (1859)

Organized nursing practice and nursing education in hospitals (1858)

How did Florence Nightingale help bring about community health nursing?

Thinking that addresses the root of an issue such as economic, political, and environmental factors

Using general & specific measures in a population to promote health and prevent the develpment of disease

people who are bound together because of where they reside, work, or visit

Which Theory is a compliment to health belief model, emphasizing change at a community level, examining PPLs actions

means everyone receives the same standard.

Based on Pender's Health Promotion Model, the variables that could influence Linda to pursue health promotion include?

social determinants of health can include health care, social context, &

Healthy people 2030: LHI for children and adolescents include

When looking at the Social determinant of Economic stability this can include

Education and immunizations Are examples of what level of prevention

Who became the first school nurse

Which client would have been most likely to receive care from the Frontier Nursing Service?

Who began work with employees/families of the Vermont Marble Company in Proctor, Vermont for occupational health nursing

An example of a health disparity would be

Which Public Health essential Function makes sure adequate health care personnel/services are accessible

Who First nurse employed by US Pubic Health Service 1933

Who established Henry Street Settlement in 1893

Pender’s health promotion model Focus is on behaviors and attitudes, personal factors and abilities

collection of people who chose to interact because of common interests, characteristics, or goals

When looking at the Social determinant of Social Context this can include

Who First began the first post-training-school course in public health nursing at Teachers College in New York City 1914

Chronically homeless: a person homeless for more than 6 months

Which Public Health essential Function activities include monitoring health status of a community and diagnosing problem

Stimulate the nervous system and produce varied changes in perception and mood, Can cause intoxication/alt. perception

The NASN is the professional organization for school nurses.

became the first African American public health nurse when she was hired by the NY Charity Organization Society in 1900

Who introduced the first nurse-midwives into the United States

Who Founded Frontier Nursing Services (FNS) in 1925

Approximately what percentage of health is due to health behaviors?

Which nurse is famous for creating public health nursing in the United States?

Category Of Homelessness: Individuals and families who will imminently lose their primary nighttime residence

epidemic in our country130+ people die from overdose daily, 1 every 5 minutes (40% had a prescription)

When looking at the Social determinant of education this can include

Who founded first district nursing association in Liverpool, England.

Which Public Health essential Function activities include enforcing health laws/regulations and ensure health workforce

Which Theory Highlights the relationship between an individuals environment and health & empasizes preventative care

Response is related to the users mood, basic emotional makeup, including the ability to cope with perceptual distortions

Causation of Vulnerability can include

Primary prevention in schools includes health promotion/EDU to prevent childhood injuries, disease, and substance abuse.

When performing essential public health function of assessment does RN evaluate effectiveness, accessibility and quality

Which Theories purpose is to predict/explain health behaviors and the purpose is for avoiding disease

Rural &migrant workers share the negative paradigms of fatalism, scarcity survivalist thinking, &lack of preventive care