Community competence defined originally in a classic work by Cottrell provides a basic understanding of the process dimension of community health. There are eight essential conditions of community competence. Commitment refers to
1. The accurate transmission of information based on the development of common meaning
2. The technical aspects of formulating and stating one's view in relation to other persons' views
3. The affective and cognitive attachment to a community
4. Adeptness at recognizing, obtaining, and using external resources
ANS: 3
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The nurse maintains accurate documentation in order to support which of the following purposes of client records?
1. A written or computer-based communication to others 2. A formal, legal document that provides evidence of client care 3. An informal collection of information for others to share 4. A formal, computer-based record of the client
Which is a key treatment intervention for the patient admitted with diverticulitis?
1) Antacid 2) Antidiarrheal agent 3) Antibiotic therapy 4) NSAIDs
Family members who brought a patient to the emergency department after she had fallen in her home are expressing their feelings of guilt. The nurse's most therapeutic response to the family would be:
1. "Someone should really be staying with her to prevent her from falling." 2. "Let me see how long it will be before you can see the patient." 3. "Don't worry. You have nothing to feel guilty about." 4. "I can see you are worried."
Which topics does the nurse assess when conducting a spiritual assessment? Select all that apply
1) Behavior 2) Verbal communication 3) Relationships 4) Environment 5) Biographical data