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| community based care is ? |
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- philosophy of using services outside hospital
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- collaboration of RN, social worker, occupational therapy, physical therapy, respiratory therapy
- dietary
- doctors
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| Primary concepts of community based care are ? |
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- promotion of self care
- preventive and continuity of care
- collaboration
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| Factors that increased community health ? |
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- Affordable healthcare act 2010
- tighter insurance regulations
- decreasing health revenues
- alt health care delivery systems
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| Community health settings ? |
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- public health departments
- clincis
- industrial and occupational nursing
- school nursing
- home health care
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- services provided for recovering, disabled, or chronically ill people
- for chronic or acute needs, long or short term
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| The goal of home care nursing is ? |
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- help the pt reach maximum independence thru collaboration
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- largest areas of practices for nurses
- collaborative
- interdisciplinary
- holistic - spiritual and culutural, environmental aspects of the clients life.
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| Funding for home care nursing is from ? |
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- medicare
- private insurance
- private pay
- reimbursement is based upon preapproved plans of care
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| Roles of home health care nurse ? |
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- care giver
- client advocate
- coordinator of services
- client and family educator
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- review agency policies/procedures
- review referral forms/hx
- call and arrange appt
- gather supplies
- evaluate safety issues
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- develops rapport with the client/family
- initiates nursing process
- controls infection
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| Considerations of patients needs ? |
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- roles/responsibilites of family members
- customary personal space
- celebration of important events
- cultural/ethnic influences in diet
- pt beliefs
- are medical practices followed
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- detection of outbreaks and epidemics
- serves as early warning system
- document the impact of an intervention or track progress
- allows priorities to be set and to inform public health policy and strategies
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- distribution of diseases in population
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- rate at which a specific disease develops in a population
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- measures all of the existing cases at a given point in time
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- population based practice model that encompasses three levels of practice:
- community
- systems
- individual / family
- plus 17 public health interventions
- each intervention and practice level contributes to improving population health.
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| Levels of prevention are ? |
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- primary
- secondary
- tertiary
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- disease prevention and health promotion teaching
- brushing teeth, condom use
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| Secondary prevention is ? |
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- early detection and prompt intervention
- colonoscopy, mammography, smoking cessation
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- chronic disease management and rehabilitation
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- B - bag and its content must be protected
- A - always wash your hands
- G - gather all necessary articles/supplies for emergencies
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| Environmental health is ? |
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- chronic long term exposure to indoor air pollutants
- lead
- carbon monoxide
- radon
- pesticides
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- neurotoxin
- use cold water for drinking and cooking
- run water for two minutes before use
- test blood
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- prevention - detector
- home heating system
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- natural decay of uranium in soil
- seeps into homes thru cracks/holes
- seeps into well water
- 2nd leading cause of lung cancer in non smokers
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- dermal absorption, oral ingestion, inhalation
- neurological symptoms
- trigger asthma attacks
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