A community health nurse is asked to be part of a community-wide effort to address the issue of teen parenthood. When planning appropriate programs, which of the following would be the priority?
A) Increased focus on preventive measures for teen pregnancy
B) Increased insurance coverage for contraception
C) Increased male involvement in teen pregnancies
D) Increased access to necessary services
A
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a. first-trimester exposure to rubella. b. recent immunization with rubella or varicella. c. existing HIV, syphilis, or hepatitis B infections. d. all childhood immunizations.
The nurse is caring for a patient who is terminally ill with very little time left to live. The patient states, "I always believed that there was life after death. Now, I'm not so sure. Do you think there is?" The nurse states, "I believe there is."
The nurse has attempted to a. Strengthen the patient's religion. b. Provide hope. c. Support the patient's agnostic beliefs. d. Support the horizontal dimension of spiritual well-being.
When using assessment equipment that will touch the client, what should the nurse do before conducting the assessment?
A) Describe the equipment and how it works. B) Show pictures of functions of the equipment. C) Draw pictures of the anatomy to be assessed. D) Warm the equipment with hands or warm water.
What is the difference in the healthcare customer and the healthcare consumer?
1. The customer pays for all services the patient receives. 2. The healthcare provider is the customer and the patient the consumer. 3. The employer may be the customer and the consumer. 4. The customer contracts with the insurer and the consumer receives the care.