TEST BANK - Community and Public Health Nursing:
Evidence for Practice, 3rd Edition (DeMarco),
Chapters 1 - 25 | All Chapters
,TABLE OF CONTENTS
U U
,Chapter 1: Public Health Nursing
U U U U
1. AUnurseUisUstrivingUtoUpracticeUpatient-
centeredUcareUatUaUhospital.UWhichUactionUbestUexemplifiesUprovidingUpatient-
centeredUcare?
A) HavingUaUclientUcompleteUaUself-
reportedUfunctionalUstatusUindicatorUandUthenUreviewingUitUwithUtheUclient
B) ExplainingUtoUaUclientUtheUbenefitsUofUcomputer-
assistedUroboticUsurgicalUtechniques,UwhichUtheUhospitalUrecentlyUimpl
emented
C) RecordingUaUclient'sUsignsUandUsymptomsUinUanUelectronicUhealthUrecord
D) PerformingUcontinuousUglucoseUmonitoringUofUaUclientUwhileUtheUclientUisUin
UtheUhospital
ANSWER:U A
Feedback:
Patient-
centeredUcareUconsidersUculturalUtraditions,UpersonalUpreferences,Uvalues,Ufamilies,Uand
Ulifestyles.UClientsUbecomeUactiveUparticipantsUinUtheirUownUcare,UandUmonitoringUheal
thUbecomesUtheUclient'sUresponsibility.UToUhelpUclientsUandUtheirUhealthcareUprovidersU
makeUbetterUdecisions,UtheUAgencyUforUHealthcareUResearchUandUQualityU(AHRQ)Uhas
UdevelopedUaUseriesUofUtoolsUthatUempowerUclientsUandUassistUprovidersUinUachievingUd
esiredUoutcomes,UincludingUclient-reportedUfunctionalUstatusUindicators.UComputer-
assistedUroboticUsurgicalUtechniques,UelectronicUhealthUrecords,UandUcontinuousUglucose
UmonitoringUinUtheUhospitalUareUallUtechnologicalUadvancesUinUhealthcare,UbutUtheyUdoU
notUhelpUtheUclientUbecomeUaUmoreUactiveUparticipantUinUhisUorUherUcare,UandUthusUareU
notUgoodUexamplesUofUpatient-centeredUcare.
Origin:U ChapterU1-UPublicUHealthUNursing,U2
2. AUnurseUisUcaringUforUanUolderUclientUwhoUisUstrugglingUtoUmanageUherUtypeU2Udiabe
tesUmellitus.UTheUnurseUshouldUrecognizeUwhichUsocialUdeterminantsUofUthisUclient'sU
health?U(SelectUallUthatUapply.)
, A) HouseholdUincomeUofU$23,000UperUyear
B) ReadingUlevelUofUaUthirdUgrader
C) MedicationUineffectiveUdueUtoUerrorUinUprescription
D) OriginallyUfromUSudan
E) NoUfamilyUinUtheUare
aUANSWER:U A,UB,UD,UEU
Feedback:
TheUsocialUconditionsUinUwhichUpeopleUlive,UtheirUincome,UsocialUstatus,Ueducation,Ulit
eracy,UhomeUandUworkUenvironment,UsupportUnetworks,Ugender,Uculture,UandUavailabili
tyUofUhealthUservicesUareUtheUsocialUdeterminantsUofUhealth.UTheseUconditionsUhaveUan
impactUonUtheUextentUtoUwhichUaUpersonUorUcommunityUpossessesUtheUphysical,Usocial
U
,UandUpersonalUresourcesUnecessaryUtoUattainUandUmaintainUhealth.UAUmedicalUerrorUonUt
heUpartUofUtheUclient'sUprimaryUcareUproviderUorUnurseUwouldUnotUconstituteUaUsocialUd
eterminantUofUtheUclient'sUhealth.
