Week 2 community test

When doing a community assessment you identify needs, meet standards and blank? pp 6

Accumulated risks have a greater impact than individual risks pp 118

What are the phases of a community nursing diagnosis? pp 11

Blank are agents causing mutations, like chemicals or ionizing radiation pp 112

Change in higher level processes is level 2 of stress pp 120

A systematic way to improve and account for public health actions is what process? pp 89

Early warning system testing air for biological agents in metro areas pp 58

What are the 3 types of family structures? pp 101

People, place and blank are components of community pp 4

What is a windshield survey? pp 8

Improved quality of life, reduced healthcare costs, empowerment & education, 1, 2 are primary goals also pp 137

What are the 3 domains of learning? pp 15

How does the WHO define health? pp 3

No motivation to learn, low literacy, low literacy on health and reasons for low health literacy are what? pp 26

Commission (abuse) includes pp 142

What are the 5 interacting factors of family health? pp 117

What are the hierarchy of steps of the cognitive domain? pp 15

Returning to a new normal, restoring institutions and rebuilding communities is a goal of what? pp 65

Change in specific behavior patterns is level one of stress pp 120

Data sharing program for disease surveillance pp 58

Surveillance helps identify the overall health status of a population including disease trends and patterns pp 68

Primary goals of health risk reduction include prevention of health issues, health promotion, enhanced longevity pp 136

What are the 5 phases/activities of a home visit? pp 130

What theory was developed to understand how environments outside the family influence child development? pp 110

Non-normative events are unexpected and both positive/negative can pose challenges for families pp 120

A disease or event may act as the blank or a population itself may act as the blank pp 75

Family is considered one of many institutions in society is what approach of family nursing? pp 106

Blank is the study of single inherited genes and their effects on children pp 112

Families should be defined based on the specific issue involved pp 115

Change in highly abstract processes is level 3 of stress pp 120

Utilization management, critical pathways, case management, disease management, demand management are what strategy? 29

The 3 general categories of health risks are inherited biological risks, environmental risks, behavioral risks pp 118

From preventable factor such as guns, riots or transportation pp 47

Brainstorming, roleplaying, simulation, games, group participation, demos, field trips are what learning method pp 20

Measures the proportion of infected people who develope the disease pp 78

Genogram tracks physical traits and medical conditions pp 121

Is screening primary, secondary, tertiary or preventative - week 2 pp 157, week 1 pp 19

When are adults motivated to learn? pp 16

Omission (neglect) consists of pp 142

6 rights of case management pp 33

Surveillance enables a rapid response to outbreaks and potential bioterrorism pp 68

Unusual increase in disease incidence or occurrence is a trigger for what? pp 79

Process of assessing specific factors associated with increased likelihood of illness or unhealthy events pp 119

Family development & life cycle theory provides framework for understanding predicted stress families experience pp 109

Normative events allow for preparation, coping and decreased stress when anticipated pp 120

What is the purpose of care management? pp 29

Heroic, honeymoon, disillusionment and reconstruction occur after what pp 61

Liability for managing care, negligent referrals, experimental treatment/tech, confidentiality, fraud/abuse pp 44

Quality improvement is the approach used to ensure effectiveness and efficiency pp 92

Public speaking fear, lack of credibility on topics, limited health topic experiences are what type of barrier? pp 25

Blank are the changes in DNA sequence or chromosomal structures pp 112

A wellness oriented approach to family health based on system stability and interactions is what model? pp 117

Primary focus on the family as a whole is what approach of family nursing? pp 104

Natural events that cause significant loss of life and property damage, can be an illness or extreme temp pp 47

Injuries/accidents are major public health issues for children leading to preventable diseases, disabilities, death 140

What are the steps to create a pedigree/family tree? pp 113

Family systems theory helps understand families as both organized wholes and collections of individuals pp 108

Accreditation is both required and voluntary pp 94-95

Relevance, adequacy, progress, efficiency, effectiveness, sustainability are aspects of program evaluation pp 90

Family viewed as an interacting system is what type of approach to family nursing? pp 105

When formulating an objective start with general goal then move to specific, measurable and time bound objectives pp 88

There are 5 phases/activities of a home visit pp 130

How do you prioritize and identify health indicators? pp 9

Video presentations, guest speakers, case studies, reading, and reflection are what learning method pp 20

Refers to the proportion of people with clinical disease who become severely ill or die pp 78

Familial relationships, physical traits, illnesses, and other characteristics are tracked by pp 121

Older Americans Act (OAA) provide social services for older adults enabling independent living pp 148

Population-focused approach is promoting health equity, community empowerment and social justice pp 82

Credentialing, accreditation, certification, charter, recognition and academic agrees are what approach pp 94

Assessment, goal setting, planning, implementing, formative evaluation, summative evaluation are part of what process 81

A pedigree/family tree is used by health professionals and helps assess family patterns and manage individual health 113

What does TEACH stand for? pp 22

Demographic, physical, geographic, economic, psychological, social & blank are factors influencing learning needs pp 18

Broker, client advocate, consultant, coordinator, educator, facilitator, systems allocator, researcher, liaison, mentor

What is the first goal of disaster response? pp 61 (59-60 has other impacts of disasters ☺️)

Stages of family development are determined by the age of what child? pp 109

Beginning, working and termination are the 3 phases of contracting pp 131

Planning process = definition of need/problem, formulate solutions, detailed planning, evaluation, implementation 84-86

Government resources, voluntary organizations, local social service agencies, health resources, telehome care pp 134

Behavioral problems in children/adolescents are diverse and can include pp 143

Refers to the capacity of an agent to enter a susceptible host and produce infection or disease pp 78

Required approaches of quality improvement consist of licensure, accreditation, certification and academic degrees pp 95

Monitoring disease patterns allows for evaluation of program effectiveness pp 68

Americans with Disablites Act (ADA) provides protection against discrimination for individuals with disabilities pp 148

Microsystems, mesosystems, exosystems, macrosystems, and chronosystems are part of bioecological systems pp 110

Individual focused approach, family is secondary is what approach of family nursing? pp 103

Blank is the study of all genes, their interactions, and interactions with the environment pp 112