Universal prevention Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

CMAS 258: Final Exam Questions & Answers 2023/2024 targeted prevention (selective) - ANSWER-Focus in on particular subset of that population (most at risk) NOTE: • Physical abuse and neglect can be targeted together in the same program, sexual abuse cannot. -a prevention course that is for a specific population -EX: prevention for physical abuse for children in low SES -Targeted is a little bit more specific indicated prevention - ANSWER-- Outcome that we are trying to prevent is ...

Difference between DISTRESS and DROWNING? - Answer - DISTRESSED- nose and mouth AREN'T covered CAN breathe DROWN- nose and mouth COVERED with water CAN'T breathe 3-D Scanning, Most urgent risk area of the zone you should look first? - Answer - Bottom then mid-depth close to surface Knowing appropiate zone size? - Answer - Possible to scan whole area in 10 sec. And swim in 20 seconds Legal Principle DUTY to ACT mean for a lifeguard? - Answer - On DUTY, lifeguard is obligated to p...

Biosafety Level Questions and Answers Already Passed **Question 1:** What is the definition of biohazardous materials? Answer: Biohazardous materials are agents of biological origin that have the potential to cause harm or adverse effects on humans, animals, plants, and the environment. **Question 2:** What are the different types of biohazardous materials? Answer: The list includes viruses, bacteria, fungi, recombinant DNA, toxins and allergens derived from microorganisms, allergens an...

WGU C426 Healthcare Values and Ethics Rated A+ Normative Ethics Attempt to determine what moral standards should be followed so that human behavior and conduct may be morally right. Consequential Ethics Theory of ethics emphasizes that the morally right action is whatever action leads to the maximum balance of good over evil. - What will be the effects of each course of action? - Will they be positive or negative? - Who will benefit? - What will do the least harm? Utilitarian Ethics The conce...

what are the 2 types of community health nurses - Answer-1) public health nurse 2) home health nurse/clinic nurse what do public health nurses do? - Answer-promote/protect the health of a specific population or the community as a whole what do home health/clinic nurses do? - Answer-focus on prevention, health restoration, health maintenance and palliative care what kind of patients did community health nurses first begin to work with? - Answer--TB patients in 1905 -later began to work wi...

Neuman's Theory of Nursing Ans--involves the patient's defense against stress; focuses on goal setting, prevention, and maximizing function; includes levels of primary, secondary, and tertiary preventative care normal Timed Up and Go (TUG) Ans--7-10 seconds To get more questions with correct answers email . We also provide Test banks and other E books to students Ans-- What is the most successful position for sexual activity for a woman with cerebral palsy? Ans--side-lying with ...

Advance Nursing Practice; Health Policy-Nickitas, Middaugh, & Aries, Nash, Reifsnyder, Fabius, Pracilio Exam Questions and Answers History of National Health Insurance Initiatives-list two concerns - Answer-1. Access to affordable healthcare for all Americans and weather universal requires some form of national insurance. 2. Cost and whether the rapidly escalating cost of health care is best contained through government intervention or the market. Social Insurance and the American Contex...

Health "A universal trait." ___________ is a state of complete physical, mental and social well being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. Wellness ____________ is a process of making informed choices that will lead one, over a period of time, to a healthy lifestyle that should result in a sense of well being. Seven Elements of wellness that lead to BALANCE: Mental Social Spiritual Intellectual Environmental Occupational Physical (exercise and nutrition) Emotional ___...

Desensitization Imagination Phase: Desensitization Imagination Phase: Using the SUDS (Subjective Units of Distress Scale) scale, clients rate anxiety from 0 to 100 being the most anxiety. ". Invevo means "Real Life" where the client tries to experience real life situation on the hierarchy which is popular for "Behavioral Sex Therapy". Assertiveness Training: client learns what assertive vs. non-assertive vs. aggressive behavior in interpersonal relationships Aversive Conditioning: th...

Nursing 108 Midterm Questions with Verified Solutions what are the 2 types of community health nurses 1) public health nurse 2) home health nurse/clinic nurse what do public health nurses do? promote/protect the health of a specific population or the community as a whole what do home health/clinic nurses do? focus on prevention, health restoration, health maintenance and palliative care what kind of patients did community health nurses first begin to work with? -TB patients in ...