150 patients admitted to the hospital ICU in July and 15
developed pseudomonas infections during hospitalization. What is
the incidence rate for that month - 10% A client with TB asks the
nurse why the nurse is required to watch the pt swallow the
medication each day, how should the nurse respo...
150 patients admitted to the hospital ICU in July and 15
developed pseudomonas infections during hospitalization. What is
the incidence rate for that month - 10% A client with TB asks the
nurse why the nurse is required to watch the pt swallow the
medication each day, how should the nurse respond - This therapy
is recommended to make sure that you receive the treatment that
you need and the infection doesn't become resistant to the drug. A
healthcare worker tells a nurse, it does no good to try to teach
those Medicaid clients about nutrition because they will just eat
what they want no matter how much we teach them. What is such
a global based statement called - Stereotyping A healthy young
adult had a negative PPD two years ago now has a positive PPD
and no indication of active TB, which of the following drugs will be
recommented to that person - Isoniazid A high school student is
planning to volunteer at the hospital after school, so she needs to
have a Manteux test. What should the nurse tell the new volunteer
- You will need to return in 2-3 days to have the reaction
interpreted A negative HIV test means that - A person does not
have the HIV infection or has not developed an measurable level of
antibodies to the HIV virus A nurse says "I am not going to change
the way I practice nursing based on where the client is from,
because research shows that western healthcare technology and
research is best. What is such a belief called - Ethnocentrism A
nurse with wishes to develop cultural competence, what should the
nurse attempt to do first? - Better understanding of how the
nurses own personal beliefs or decisions are reflecting his or her
, own culture A school health nurse presents a program on
preventing teen pregnancy to a group of parents. Following the
presentation, what comment by the parent is most concerning to
the nurse - My daughter is too intelligent to get involved with boys
even if her friends do sleep around A student asks how AIDS is
diagnosed, the nurses best response would be - A diagnosis of AIDS
is made whan CD4 T-lymphocytes drop to less than 200/ml
According to the federal registry, what is the minimal income
needed for a family of 4 to meet the needs for health living -
21,200 or 23,000 All of the following are domains of learning
except - spiritual An example of direct transmission of
communicable diseases is which of the following - Biting, kissing, or
sexual contact An occupational health nurse sees that the various
injuries and disease that a person can acquire from employment.
What advice should the nurse most likely give regarding safe
employment - There is no safe occupation or profession Besides
insuring primary health care, what is the goal of case management
- Manage resources, use, and control expenses Besides the typical
program at school based health centers what does a full service
school based health center offer - Care to others in the community
Epidemics which were the focus of health concerns before the in the
united states. What changed and caused the HCP to begin to focus
on individual inspections and traumas - Advances were made in
safe water, sewage disposal, and pasteurization of milk.
Epidemiologist study - All of the above (determinants of the illness,
health, disease in individuals, populations, and treatment effects)
Epidemiology triangle consists of - The agent, the host, and the
environment For a bedridden muslim pt, the nurse rearranges the
bed to face east for his morning prayers, this is an example of -
Accommodation For a disease such as RA in the United States,
which is higher during any given year - Prevalence rate For
children whose parents do not receive health insurance as part of
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