The Intervention Wheel model encompasses three levels of practice. They are:
1. Communities, individuals and families, and systems
2. Coalition, collaboration, and case management
3. Education, advocacy, and policy making
4. Idealism, justice, and power
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Communities, individuals and families, and systems are the three levels of public health nursing practice.
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Nursing outcome databases are critical because nurses must be able to ____
a. Assess the differences between an associate's degree in nursing and a bachelor of science degree in nursing b. Compare interventional care strategies between physicians c. Evaluate nurse's aide– and licensed practical nurse–sensitive outcomes d. Measure how nurses influence patient outcomes
A preschooler knows she should not ram her tricycle into the garage door at home, but she does this at a friend's house. What is the most logical reason for this difference in behavior at home and at the friend's house?
a. The preschooler values her own house more than she values the house of a playmate. b. The child's mother is much stricter and supervises children much more closely than the playmate's mother. c. A young preschool child may have difficulty applying known rules to a different situation. d. There is a higher level of frustration when outside her own home and play territory.
Calorie-restricted diets are usually prescribed for those who are ____________________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
When giving metronidazole, the nurse implements appropriate administration techinques, including (select all that apply)
A. Giving oral forms with food B. Giving oral forms on an empty stomach with a full glass of water C. Infusing intravenous doses over 30-60 minutes D. administering IV doses by bolus over 5 minutes E. Obtaining ordered specimens before starting the medication