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| nursing care of individuals and families that is designed to (1) promote and maintain health and (2) prevent disease. It is provided as patients transition through the health care system to health-related services outside of the hospital setting. |
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| ____health care delivery focused on health promotion and prevention of illness or disease |
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| ____health care delivery centered on health maintenance and aimed at early detection of disease, with prompt intervention to prevent or minimize loss of function and independence |
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| ___is a philosophy of care in which the care is provided as patients and their families move among various service providers outside of hospitals. |
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| ___health care delivery focused on minimizing deterioration associated with disease and improving quality of life through rehabilitation measures |
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| _____nurses have many roles, including epidemiologist, case manager, ouccupational, etc. |
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| Nurses in community-based practice provide preventive care at three levels: |
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-primary prevention
-secondary prevention
-tertiary prevention |
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The first visit does not set the tone for subsequent visits and is not as crucial in establishing the nurse-patient relationship. You will have other visits to establish a relationsip if you miss up the first.
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false
its important to establish relationship on initial visit |
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| The initial assessment includes evaluating: |
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-patient
-home environment
-patient's self-care abilities/ familiu's ability
-patient's need for additional resources
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| ___ is not going to cure the disease, but as nurses, we can help them to reach maximum of good quality living. |
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| ____ is when nurses provide acute care when they already have an illness, injury or disease. |
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| ___ is when nurses provide education and care to prevent disease from happening. |
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| ____nursing is the center of care; its the workhorse. |
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| Institute of Medicine and the Joint Commission created ____. |
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| National Patient Safety goal |
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| Using quality improvement in patient care: |
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Rapid response team
core measures
evidenc base practice |
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| The nursing process is what? |
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| Factors that have increased the need for community health care: |
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Changes in federal legistation
tighter insurance regulation
decreasing health revenue
alternative health care delievery system |
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| nursing care to clients and families across cultural variations |
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| ____ incorporates care, values, beliefs, practices of people, groups from particular culture without imposing nurse's cultural perspective on patient. |
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| knowledge, belief, art, morals, laws, customs, anyother capabilities, habits acquired by humans as members of society |
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| Culturally competent nursing care |
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| __effective, individualized cae that demonstrates respect for dignity, personal rights, preferences, beliefs, practices of person receiving care |
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| This type of care acknowledge biases of caregiver, preventing biases from interfering with care provided |
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| Culturally competent nursing care |
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| Cultrual nursing assessment |
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| systematic appraisal or examination of individuals, families, groups, communities in terms of cultural beliefs, values, practices |
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| group of people whose physical or cultural characteristics differ from majority of people in society |
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| relatively large groups of people who share characteristics that identify them as distict entity |
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| nursing care to cleints, families across cultual variations |
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-recognition of own culture, perceptions, beliefs, values, attitudes, behaviors
-Assessment of patient culture
-phenomena affected by culture: communication, space, time oreintation, social organization, environmental control, land, biologic variations |
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Health Care disparities in higher rates of morbidity, mortality, burden of disease significantly higher in ethnic, racial minorities.
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Ethnic, racial minorities are not disproportionately burdened withcancer, heart diseas, diabetes, HIV/AIDS, other condition--its Equal.
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False--
racial minorities are disproportinately burden more. |
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discrimination
socioeconomic factors
lack of helath insurance
low number of minority health care providers |
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