BSNC 1000 Midterm Exam Questions and Answers All Correct
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BSNC 1000
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BSNC 1000
BSNC 1000 Midterm Exam Questions and Answers All Correct
Which task would be most appropriate to assign to a public health nurse?
Teaching a client how to self-administer insulin.
Hosting a focus group on perceptions of health within the community.
Conducting a well-baby examination on a ne...
BSNC 1000 Midterm Exam Questions
and Answers All Correct
Which task would be most appropriate to assign to a public health nurse?
Teaching a client how to self-administer insulin.
Hosting a focus group on perceptions of health within the community.
Conducting a well-baby examination on a newborn.
Doing a complex dressing change on a client's leg. - Answer-Hosting a focus group on
perceptions of health within the community.
What characteristics do public health nurses have? Select all that apply.
They see the community as their client.
They actively identify and reach out to anyone who may benefit from their services.
They optimize available resources.
They primarily focus on disease management. - Answer-They see the community as
their client.
They actively identify and reach out to anyone who may benefit from their services.
They optimize available resources.
what level of disease prevention is aimed at people who do not have a particular illness
but are at risk of developing it?
What are the two main components of blood pressure? Select all that apply.
Cardiac output
Cardiac index
Stroke volume
Systemic vascular resistance
Blood type - Answer-CO and SVR
Which of the following best describes disease ?
Results in ability to perform a desrired levek
Something that is individulaized
is a subjective expereince of ill health
Is an objective experience of ill health - Answer-Is subjective expereince of ill health
chronic disease management includes all of the following factors expect :
Requires an ongoing, planned,integrated approach within an easily navigated system
Invovles clients to be passive partner in managing their condition
Requirers a multidicsciplanry approach
warrant health promotion & disease prevention strategies - Answer-Invovles clients to
be passive partner in managing their conditio
epidemilogy - Answer-Branch of medical science concerned with the incidence,
distribution, and control of diseases that affect large numbers of people.
is the study of distribution of factors that determine health-related states in a population
descriptive epidemiology - Answer-The aspect of epidemiology concerned with
organizing and summarizing health-related data according to time, place, and person
analytical epidemiology - Answer-analyzes a particular disease to determine its
probable cause
Incidence - Answer-The number or rate of new cases of a particular condition during a
specific time.
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