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Community and Public Health Nursing:
Evidence for Practice, 4th Edition (DeMarco),
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,Chapter 1: Public Health Nursing
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1. AFnurseFisFstrivingFtoFpracticeFpatient-
centeredFcareFatFaFhospital.FWhichFactionFbestFexemplifiesFprovidingFpatient-
centeredFcare?
A) HavingFaFclientFcompleteFaFself-
reportedFfunctionalFstatusFindicatorFandFthenFreviewingFitF withFtheFclient
B) ExplainingFtoFaFclientFtheFbenefitsFofFcomputer-
assistedFroboticFsurgicalFtechniques,FwhichFtheFhospitalFrecentlyFimplement
ed
C) RecordingFaFclient'sFsignsFandFsymptomsFinFanFelectronicFhealthFrecord
D) PerformingFcontinuousFglucoseFmonitoringFofFaFclientFwhileFtheFclientFisFinFtheFho
spital
ANS:F A
Feedback:
Patient-
centeredFcareFconsidersFculturalFtraditions,FpersonalFpreferences,Fvalues,Ffamilies,FandFlifesty
les.FClientsFbecomeFactiveFparticipantsFinFtheirFownFcare,FandFmonitoringFhealthFbecomesFth
eFclient'sFresponsibility.FToFhelpFclientsFandFtheirFhealthcareFprovidersFmakeFbetterFdecisions
,FtheFAgencyFforFHealthcareFResearchFandFQualityF(AHRQ)FhasFdevelopedFaFseriesFofFtoolsFt
hatFempowerFclientsFandFassistFprovidersFinFachievingFdesiredFoutcomes,FincludingFclient-
reportedFfunctionalFstatusFindicators.FComputer-
assistedFroboticFsurgicalFtechniques,FelectronicFhealthFrecords,FandFcontinuousFglucoseFmonit
oringFinFtheFhospitalFareFallFtechnologicalFadvancesFinFhealthcare,FbutFtheyFdoFnotFhelpFtheFcl
ientFbecomeFaFmoreFactiveFparticipantFinFhisForFherFcare,FandFthusFareFnotFgoodFexamplesFofF
patient-centeredFcare.
Origin:F ChapterF1-FPublicFHealthFNursing,F2
2. AFnurseFisFcaringFforFanFolderFclientFwhoFisFstrugglingFtoFmanageFherFtypeF2FdiabetesFmellit
us.FTheFnurseFshouldFrecognizeFwhichFsocialFdeterminantsFofFthisFclient'sFhealth?F(SelectF all
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, thatFapply.)
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A) HouseholdFincomeFofF$23,000FperFyear
B) ReadingFlevelFofFaFthirdFgrader
C) MedicationFineffectiveFdueFtoFerrorFinFprescription
D) OriginallyFfromFSudan
E) NoFfamilyFinFtheFareaF
ANS:F A,FB,FD,FEFFeedbac
k:
TheFsocialFconditionsFinFwhichFpeopleFlive,FtheirFincome,FsocialFstatus,Feducation,Fliteracy,F h
omeFandFworkFenvironment,FsupportFnetworks,Fgender,Fculture,FandFavailabilityFofFhealthFse
rvicesFareFtheFsocialFdeterminantsFofFhealth.FTheseFconditionsFhaveFanFimpactFonFtheFextentF
toFwhichFaFpersonForFcommunityFpossessesFtheFphysical,Fsocial,FandFpersonalFresourcesFnece
ssaryFtoFattainFandFmaintainFhealth.FAFmedicalFerrorFonFtheFpartFofFtheFclient'sFprimaryFcareFp
roviderForFnurseFwouldFnotFconstituteFaFsocialFdeterminantFofFtheFclient'sFhealth.
3. AFnurseFsuccessfullyFpersuadesFanFobeseFclientFtoFperformFaFweeklyFweigh-
inFatFhomeFusingFaFdigitalFscaleFandFrecordFtheFweightFinFaFlog.FThisFstrategyFisFanFexampleF
of:
A) Telehealth
B) HealthFinformationFtechnology
C) PersonalFresponsibilityFforFhealth
D) Evidence-
basedFnursingFANS:F C
Feedback:
PersonalFresponsibilityFforFhealthFinvolvesFactiveFparticipationFinFone'sFownFhealthFthroughF
educationFandFlifestyleFchanges.FInFthisFcase,FtheFclientFmakesFaFpositiveFchangeFinFlifestyleFb
yFmonitoringFbodyFweightFweekly.FTelehealthFisFtheFuseFofFelectronicFinformationFandFtelec
ommunicationsFtechnologiesFtoFsupportFlong-
distanceFclinicalFhealthcare,FclientFandFprofessionalFhealth-
relatedFeducation,FpublicFhealth,FandFhealthFadministration.FHealthFinformationFtechnologyF
(HIT)FisFdefinedFasFtheFcomprehensiveFmanagementFofFhealthFinformationFandFitsFexchange
F betweenFconsumers,Fproviders,Fgovernment,FandFinsurersFinFaFsecureFmanner.FEvidence-
basedFnursingFisFtheFintegrationFofFtheFbestFevidenceFavailableFwithFclinicalFexpertiseFandFtheF
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