As a result of an outbreak of influenza in a community, a nurse encourages members of the community to receive the influenza vaccine. Which level of prevention is being used?
a. Primary prevention
b. Secondary prevention
c. Tertiary prevention
d. Multifactorial prevention
ANS: A
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The nurse calls the physician to question the use of vasopressin when she reads that the patient has a history of what? A) Diabetes mellitus B) Chronic kidney disease C) Arthritis D) Coronary artery disease
The majority of healthcare delivered globally is:
a. acute care. b. emergency care. c. self-care. d. primary care.
The nurse is explaining the characteristics of malignant cells to a group of patients. Which patient statement indicates a good understanding of the information?
1. "The work of malignant cells is simpler than that of normal cells." 2. "Malignant cells continue to perform cellular functions." 3. "Malignant cells can reverse into benign cells if treated promptly." 4. "Malignant cells rarely break away from the primary tissue site and travel to other locations."
The nurse is instructing a male patient who has a difficult-to-control seizure disorder on home care issues. Which issue affecting safety is most important for the nurse to address with patient teaching before discharge?
a. Avoiding substances containing alcohol b. Maintaining a current list of medications c. Keeping a supply of medications at work d. Purchasing lawn equipment with a safety switch