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NUR 442 SP 25 Exam 1
NUR 442 SP 25 Exam 1
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Political skills that nurses have include...(select all that apply)
Ablility to network
Nurses have a high level of integrity, sincerity, and genuineness
Social skills
Power to influence others
2
The ethical term that focuses on truth telling is...
Veracity
Transparency
Justice
Beneficence
3
What are considered transport mechanisms for contaminants? (Select all that apply)
Groundwater
Surface water
Food chain
Soil
4
A negative attitude, sometimes unconscious, against a specific social group is called...
Lack of integrity
Cultural knowledge
Implicit bias
Prejudgement
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When information about a culture is obtained from someone within the culture, this is called______knowledge.
Emic
Cultural
Etic
Prior
6
The leading causes of mortality and the global burden of disease are noncommunicable diseases.
False
True
7
When assessing a client's exposure history the following mnemonic is used.
IDONTCARE
EXPOSURE
IPREPARE
PASTWORK
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The music, language, economy, fashion, religion, and art of a community is defined as...
Culture
Cultural competence
Ethnocentrism
Cultural safety
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The process by which people are affected by a contaminant that originates from a specific source is called...
Bioavailability
An exposure pathway
Environmental health
Precautionary Principle
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The ethical principle that focuses on maximizing benefits and minimizing possible harm is....
Respect for autonomy
Nonmaleficence
Beneficence
Distributive justice
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The difference in the quality of healthcare delivered ties to race, ethnicity, or socioeconomic status is called...
Health disparity
Bilateral agency
Health equity
Health diversity
12
All of the following are considered social determinants of health except...
Having Down Syndrome
Where you work
Where you live
Where you grew up
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The assumption that others believe and behave as one's own culture does is called...
Cultural competence
Culture
Ethnocentrism
Cultural safety
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Knowledge of a culture obtained from someone outside the culture is known as what kind of knowledge?
Observational
Emic
Etic
Opinion
15
Which of the following is an example of tertiary prevention?
Decreasing complications through treatment and rehab
Preventing the occurrence of infectious disease
Quarintining clients when necessary
Educating the public on the need for immunizations
16
What is cultural competence?
Respecting an individual's dignity and preferences
Helping a client to maintain traditional values/practices
Recognition of one's own cultural values and biases
Advocating between a client's culture and health care culture
17
When thinking of the epidemiologic triad/triangle of host, agent, and environment, which of the below is a
host
factor?
Geography
Access to health care
Immunologic status
Infectious agents
18
Which of the following are true regarding advocacy? (select all that apply)
Nurses should run for office
Nurses advocate for client's health care needs
Clients are autonomous beings
Clients are not able to make good healthcare decisions
19
All of the following are true about Healthy People 2030, except...
It is a national program
It's coordinated by the US Dept of Health and Human Services
Data from the prior decade are collected
It includes the WHO's Sustainable Development Goals
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Which of the following is an example of secondary prevention?
Providing bike helmet safety programs
Mammography
Smoking cessation program
Treating a client's diabetes