Ongoing trauma - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

NP Role Final Exam 159 Questions with Verified Answers In which specialty are most nurse practitioners educated? Peds Primary care Family Adult gerontology - CORRECT ANSWER primary care Which factor represents a potential barrier to Nurse Practitioner's practice in a primary care setting? Cost effectiveness Professional growth Aging baby boomers Collaboration agreements - CORRECT ANSWER Collaboration agreements Distinguish among the advanced practice registered nursing (APRN...

Child Welfare Certification Exam Prep (Latest 2023/ 2024 Update) Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct Q: 3 Protective Capacity Areas Answer: 1. Cognitive 2. Behavioral 3. Emotional Q: Legal definition of the term child Answer: Chapter 39, Florida Statutes: o "any unmarried person under the age of 18 years who has not been emancipated by order of the court" o The terms child and youth are interchangeable Q: Present Danger Answer: Usually identifi...

what are the parts of the nursing process?, data defined as what the patient says, data defined as what is observed by the nurse, nurse obtains information from the patient is which kind of source?, nurse obtains info from another provider, family member, etc. is which kind of source?, this type of interview asks specific questions, this type of interview is nurse controlled and used to gain info when time is limited,this type of interview is patient controlled and focuses on rapport building, ...

PTSD Questions and Answers 100% Pass What is the main characteristic of PTSD? The main characteristic of PTSD is experiencing persistent and intrusive symptoms related to a traumatic event, such as flashbacks, nightmares, and severe anxiety. What type of events typically trigger PTSD? PTSD is typically triggered by exposure to severe trauma or stress, such as combat, sexual assault, natural disasters, or severe accidents. How is avoidance behavior related to PTSD? Avoidanc...

NURS 314 FINAL EXAM Healthy People 2020 Substance Abuse - Increase: -the number of admissions to substance abuse treatment for injection drug use -the proportion of persons who received drug treatment for abuse or dependence on alcohol or illicit drugs. -the proportion of persons who are referred to follow-up care for substance abuse after diagnosis or treatment for one of these conditions in a hospital ER -the # of trauma centers and primary care settings that implement evidence-b...

9 Core Child Welfare Practices - ANSWER 1. Serve as an AGENT OF CHANGE 2. Form a helping RELATIONSHIP with the child and his/her family 3. Conduct INITAL AND ONGOING ASSESSMENT 4. Provide information about the IMPACT OF TRAUMA on the child and family 5. ADVOCATE for the child and family 6. Provide BEHAVIORAL SUPPORT 7. LINKAGE to appropriate services 8. COORDINATE all child and family services 9. Demonstrate CULTURAL COMPETENCE Child and Family Team Meetings shou...

Musculoskeletal Dunphy (Dunphy Washburn University School of Nursing MSN) Questions and Answers 100% Solved A useful approach to initial patient encounter is to determine whether the musculoskeletal complaint is--- - Acute or chronic in nature - Articular or nonarticular in nature - Inflammatory or noninflammatory in nature - Localized or systemic in distribution Musculoskeletal complaints that are classified as acute have been ongoing for? Less than 6 weeks Musculoskeletal complai...

ENPC EXAM 1. Which of the following would be an abnormal finding in a patient with glomerulonephritis? Clear urine There is a decrease in urine output for patient's with glomerulonephritis. Urine would be concentrated and dark brown/tea-colored. Decreased energy Hypertension Nausea, vomiting 2. A 3-year-old is brought to the emergency department with a 2-day history of a runny nose, lowgrade fever, and a "barky" cough at night. The caregiver tells the emergency department ...

EXAM 1 CCM WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100% 2023/2024 critical care history nursing units specifically for the critically and acutely ill 1800s- clustering concept- put sickest patients in same unit (Nightingale) early 1900s- neurosurgical ICU (first ICU in US- Johns Hopkins) 1950s- specialty units for airway management and ventilation run by professional experts 1960s- monitoring capabilities and new use of nursing management protocols- arterial line, EKG, etc. 1970s- ICU "standard"- every...

Why is trauma important? - ACCURATE ANSWERS Simply removing a child from a dangerous environment will not by itself undo the serious consequences or reverse the negative impacts of early fear learning. There is no doubt that children in harm's way should be removed from a dangerous situation. However, simply moving a child out of immediate danger does not in oneself reverse or eliminate the way that he or she has learned to be fearful. The child's memory retains those learned links, and such t...