In looking at community health nursing, a nurse inquires as to how a specific population's health compares to the health of a successful community
Which of the following is a dimension of nursing practice that Anderson and McFarland discussed in the text regarding community health nursing?
A) Outreach services for all community members
B) Conservative use of resources
C) Assessment of communities in need
D) Emphasis on primary prevention
D
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The mother who has been breastfeeding her infant for 5 days asks if the baby's stools are normal. The nurse describes the normal breastfed stool as:
a. green and loose. b. dark green and sticky. c. pale yellow and frequent. d. bright yellow and pasty.
What is true about pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)?
a. It can be prevented by proper personal hygiene. b. It is easily prevented by compliance with any form of contraception. c. It may have devastating effects on the reproductive tract of affected adolescents. d. It can potentially cause life-threatening and serious defects in the future children of affected adolescents.
At a patient care planning conference, the nurse hears the remark, "We need to report this event to our official public health agency." The nurse interprets this as meaning the speaker will contact the
a. American Cancer Society. b. Visiting Nurse Association. c. National Easter Seal Society. d. local health department.
A newly admitted client in a psychiatric inpatient unit states, "I attempted suicide because that is the only way I can get away from him." The client is in a severely abusive relationship and fears for her life
The client's abusive husband attempts to gain access to the locked inpatient unit. What should the nurse interpret about the husband's personality style? A) Dual personality and overdeveloped superego B) Strong ego and narcissistic personality traits C) Dominant id, immature ego, limited coping skills D) Weak superego and antisocial personality traits