A nurse completes a program evaluation to identify if the objectives of the program were met. This is an example of
a. Assessment
b. Goal evaluation
c. Formative or process evaluation
d. Summative or impact evaluation
ANS: C
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The nursing faculty member explains to a class of nursing students that the ethnic/cultural group with the highest rate of teen pregnancy is which group?
A. African Americans B. Asian Americans C. European Americans D. Hispanic Americans
While reviewing the role of glucagon in regard to regulation of blood glucose, the nurse knows which of the following situations could lead to an inhibition of glucagon release?
A) A sharp decrease in blood glucose concentration B) Recent strenuous physical activity C) Recent intake of large amounts of protein-rich food. D) An increase in glucose levels.
The nurse is performing a family risk assessment. Which factor should the nurse identify that indicates this family is at risk of developing health problems?
1. The family is an elderly couple who are active in their retirement community. 2. The family is a teenage mother and child. The mother is enrolled in parenting classes at the high school. 3. The family belongs to the local synagogue and has family members still living in Germany. 4. The family depends on two incomes with a limit on their health insurance spending.
MC An advanced community health nurse in a correctional setting can best utilize this role to
A. Treat disease and injuries that occur in this setting. B. Formulate healthcare policy for inmates and evaluate the effects of the facility healthcare program. C. Provide basic care to inmates. D. Counsel inmates about health promotion activities.