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Chapter 1, Unit 7 Nurses as Advocates: Current Laws Guiding Public Health Nursing Practice Advocacy is a moral and professional responsibility and a fundamental role of nursing. (T/F) - Correct Answer True Which of the following is the professional value that leads nurses to advocacy? - Correct Answer Social justice Which statement best describes policy? - Correct Answer Policy comprises the actions that are taken to achieve a goal or objective One of the main roles of the public hea...

Nurs 231 advocacy activism and policy in professional nursing Advocacy - Correct Answer support; active pleading on behalf of someone or something activism - Correct Answer The practice of pursuing political or other goals through vigorous action, often including protests and demonstrations policy - Correct Answer A proposed or adopted course or principle of action nursing practice is highly regulated by health policy in order to - Correct Answer safeguard the consumer acuity - Co...

Collaboration, Accountability, Ethics, Health Policy, Advocacy, Quality Improvement Test 5 When performing collaborative health care, the nurse must implement which of the following? A. Delegate decision-making authority to each health care provider B. Assume a leadership role in directing the health care team C. Be physically present for the implementation of all aspects of the care plan D. Rely on the expertise of other health care team members - Correct Answer D In collaboration, each...

9# Chapter 13 policy making and community health advocacy how do you identify population health? - Correct Answer • Disparities in health outcomes • Favorable comparisons • Unfavorable comparisons what are the importance of public health nurses in Social policy and health outcomes - Correct Answer Policy competence, or an understanding of policy formulation, implementation, and modification, is important for public health nurses because of the ability to influence both the policy ...

Policy Making and Community Health Advocacy Exam 2 Scenario: NP is assessing john and noticed he is obese. So then the np talks to john about his habits and assesses that if things continue as they are that weight will be a problem as he continues to get older. So she talks to mom about things she can do. (physical activity and more healthy food choices) -How did the current system of healthcare work well here? - Correct Answer Worked well - this family did have access to a healthcare prov...

Policy and politics in nursing and Healthcare chapter 3 What is advocacy? - Correct Answer taking action to influence others to address a health-related concern or to support a health-related belief What did Margaret Sanger do? - Correct Answer -Brought contraception and birth control clinics to US after visiting birth control clinics in Europe -Founded Planned Parenthood and Birth Control Clinic Research Bureau of NY What is a word that in modern nursing practice nurses serve as advoc...

Advocacy nursing Q&A advocacy - Correct Answer can be defined as protecting by expressing and defending the cause of another. Thes ANA key concept. Client advocacy is a primary role of the nurse. Examples of client advocacy include: - Correct Answer Representing the client's needs and wishes to other healthcare professionals. Helping clients exercise their rights. The concept of advocacy is related to most of the other concepts - Correct Answer Ethics: The role of the advocate is...

  Hallways leading to the OR and the sterile processing areas are designated as ........ areas of the perioperative environment? - Correct Answers: Semi-restricted The airflow in an OR has a(n) ...... pressure relationship to the adjacent OR hallway? - Correct Answers: Positive Which of the following areas in a perioperative environment is considered a restricted area? - Correct Answers: Operating Room Which team member establishes the sterile field and passes instruments to the surg...

  When choosing a community vendor to supply Durable Medical Equipment (DME) to a client, the most important factor is A-reliability, B-Proximity, C-Quality, D-Cost - Correct Answers: A-Reliability When conducting a survey or program evaluation, the easiest way to quantify are A-Descriptive informational questions, B-yes-no questions; C-Multiple choice questions, D-Rating scale - Correct Answers: B-yes no questions The primary purpose of the Caseload Matrix is caseload calculations to A...

  A patient assessment reveals distended neck veins, pulsus paradoxus, and decreased systolic pressure. This assessment is most consistent with: - Correct Answers: cardiac tamponade. The nurse is caring for a patient with severe sepsis and third-degree heart block. The patient is hypotensive. The treatment for this life-threatening rhythm change includes: - Correct Answers: transcutaneous pacing. A patient is admitted to the ICU with suspected cervical spinal cord injury following a mot...