Community Week 8_KLIPPMANN

counties designated as HPSAs have a high proportion of racial minorities and fewer specialists. This explains?

a child has excessive drowsiness in class. What should be explored first based on knowledge of migrant worker families?

A poor, older Native Alaskan woman lives in a small remote village diagnosed with htn & DM is most at risk for?

Effects of homelessness on health care outcomes can be devastating and may include which of the following?

older adults, very young children, and those with chronic breathing problems are group examples of?

What does a nurse assigned to a rural community learn about the characteristics of rural and small-town life?

the nurse should use what community-oriented nursing skill to reduce health disparities for frail older clients?

A nurse wants to begin a program to reduce health inequality. What action by the nurse would be most successful?

The nurse is concerned that disenfranchised populations of homeless families and migrant workers may be:

A major challenge that the migrant farmworker may face related to ongoing treatment for TB is:

The intervention of mental health-promotion and depression-screening on older adults at risk for depression addresses:

Health education is used as a strategy with vulnerable populations. The benefits of education can be affected by?

The nurse recognizes the need for programs for pregnant women who receive late or no prenatal care and deliver:

When determining whether a geographic area is rural or urban, the nurse should recognize that:

The nurse knows that a 1 yr old with congenital illness in poverty will be at risk for effects, including:

Vulnerable populations may be exposed to more than one hazard at a time. This is known as:

The health department notices a rise in gastroenteritis in migrant farmworkers and schedules a case mapping of local:

The most difficult challenge for nurses treating the homeless is to recognize the client’s

Which strategy would be most effective when working with homeless shelter patients with acute and chronic illnesses?

With programs that address the population’s needs, the nurse should be aware that, in general, rural populations:

The nurse will discuss self-care activities important for the teen during her pregnancy, which include:

A strategy used in community health to improve the health status of migrant workers that spend little time in one place?

What vulnerable needs should be integrated for a worker living in seasonal housing with other vulnerable populations?

hx of abuse dx with a stress illness earning only poverty level, but no benefits is predisposed to the development of?

Vulnerable population groups are, in comparison with the population as a whole, have which characteristics?

The factors that contribute to this level of depression of rural residents may be related to which of the following?

Understanding the risk for disruption of normal development, the Nurse screens a child of a cancer patient for: