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The best way to deal with HIV in the correctional setting is to:

The 1976 case of Estelle v. Gamble established the government’s obligation to:

NUR412 Correctional Populations

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NUR412 Correctional Populations

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1
The 1976 case of Estelle v. Gamble established the government’s obligation to:
Provide medical care for those who are incarcerated
Release chronically ill inmates
Provide health education information to the inmates
Create guidelines for the management of chronic illness
2
The best way to deal with HIV in the correctional setting is to:
Segregate HIV-infected inmates
Provide comprehensive education and treatment
Prohibit sex and drugs in prison
Mandate HIV testing
3
Hepatitis B vaccination in the correctional setting:
Is contraindicated in jails due to the high inmate turnover
Should only be offered to those who can complete 3-doses
Is beneficial even if only one or two doses are administered
Is limited to correctional and health staff
4
Chronic illnesses, such as cardiovascular disease, cancer, and lower respiratory disease, are:
More frequent in general population than incarcerated pops
Managed well in the correctional setting
The leading causes of death and disability in the U.S.
Generally not serious enough to warrant care in prison