Neighborhood centers that provided health care and social welfare programs were called:
1. Settlement houses
2. Nursing care centers
3. Nurse-managed clinics
4. Public health services
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Correct by definition. Nursing centers, nurse-managed clinics, and public health services are not necessarily in neighborhoods.
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The population health nurse is concerned that a male community member is at risk for recidivism for heroin use. What did the nurse observe to cause this concern?
1. Enrolling in college classes. 2. Spending time with family members. 3. Going out with friends who use heroin. 4. Attends substance abuse meetings every other day.
The nurse is preparing a 5-year-old girl with diabetes insipidus for a water deprivation study. Which of the following actions deviates from the child's bill of health care rights?
A) Arranging for her mother to be with her B) Telling the child the test will not hurt C) Assuring the child that the test will be done quickly D) Introducing the child to the lab technicians
Long-term antibiotic use may be associated with vitamin K deficiency because antibiotics
a. prevent absorption of vitamin K. b. kill gut bacteria that synthesize vitamin K. c. break down dietary vitamin K in the intes-tines. d. impair blood clotting and increase vitamin K requirements.