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NUR 452 Exam 2 Questions With Complete Solutions1/3 of Americans lack _____ needed to understand healthcare
providers. Correct Answers Literacy
1/5 of Americans read below the ___ grade level. Correct
Answers 5th
A central aspect of being human throughout life encompassing
sex, gender identities and roles, sexual orientation, eroticism,
pleasure, intimacy and reproduction. Correct Answers
Sexuality
A client avoids reading written information out loud. What
should the nurse suspect? Correct Answers Low literacy
A client did not complete part of their patient forms. What
should the nurse suspect? Correct Answers Low literacy
A client frequently misses appointments and does not comply
with medications. What might the nurse suspect? Correct
Answers Low literacy
A client says they don't wear a seatbelt when driving, smokes a
pack a day, never exercises, eats unhealthily, and works as a
construction worker. What should the nurse suspect? Correct
Answers Low literacy
A living species (human or animal) capable of being affected by
an agent Correct Answers Susceptible person or host
,A state of well-being in relation to sexuality across the lifespan
that involves physical, emotional, mental, social and spiritual
dimensions. Correct Answers Sexual health
A statistic used for describing an event, characteristic, or
happening. Time important or a proportion. Used to make
comparisons among populations or to compare a subgroup of the
population with the total population. Correct Answers Rate
Acquired during hospitalization Correct Answers Healthcare
acquired communicable disease
Agents enter water supply through animal or human fecal
matter. Two or more persons much experience similar illnesses
after drinking water as the cause of the illness. Correct Answers
Water borne
All that is internal or external to a given host or agent and is
influenced and influences the host and/or agent Correct
Answers Environment
An animate or inanimate factor that must be present or lacking
for a disease or condition to develop Correct Answers
Causative agent
An individual's ability to read, write, speak, compute and solve
problems at levels of proficiency necessary to function on the
job, in the family of the individual and in society Correct
Answers Literacy
,Biological agents with potential for increased mortality to cause
major public panic and disruption. Correct Answers Agents of
bioterrorism
Constant presence of disease within a geographical area or
population. Low to moderate # of cases of the disease or event.
Ex. Valley Fever Correct Answers Endemic
Death Correct Answers Mortality
Describe TEACH. Correct Answers T: Tune in, listen before
E: Edit information, necessary info first
A: Act on each teaching moment
C: Clarify often
H: Honor the client as partner
Describe the Health Belief Model Correct Answers In a
nutshell, the patient will lack motivation to change unless there
is a perceived susceptibility to a disease/injury and perceived
threat of the disease/injury. Both of these factors will increase
the likelihood of behavioral change.
Describe the nurse's role within epidemiology. Correct Answers
Nurses use surveillance and outbreak investigation.
For epidemiology data, nurses:
-Collect
-Report
-Analyze
-Interpret
-Communicate
, Communicable disease:
-Identify
-Report
-Treat
-Follow-up
Differences in the incidence, prevalence, mortality, and burden
of diseases and other adverse health conditions that exist among
specific population groups in the U.S. Correct Answers Health
disparities
Differences that occur by gender, race or ethnicity, education or
incomes, disability, living in rural localities, or sexual
orientation Correct Answers Health disparities
Disease causes by food poisoning. Can be bacterial, viral, or
parasitic. Correct Answers Food borne
Diseases in which the incidence has increased in the past two
decades or has potential to increase in the near future. Correct
Answers Emerging infectious diseases
DTap should be given at what age? Correct Answers 15-18
months
During this step of the educational process for the community
the nurse will ask themselves, "Are they emotionally ready to
learn?" Correct Answers Assessment
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