The teen pregnancy rate in one community significantly increased, and, as a result, the school system was seeing an increase in the drop-out rate of teenage mothers
A student nurse recently worked with the local school system to develop a day care program for the children of high school students so that they could return to school. This is an example of which of the following? A. Building a relationship with pregnant teens
B. Responding to changes within the community
C. Influencing community environmental factors
D. Managing disease
B
Successful community health nursing practice involves building relationships with the community and responding to changes within the community.
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A) Hypotension B) Angina C) Prevent first myocardial infarction (MI) D) Cluster headaches
The nurse is discharging the client who required contact-based transmission precautions during the hospital stay. Which action by the nurse is the most appropriate for the nondisposable items left in the client's room?
1. Telling the cleaning staff to double-bag the equipment 2. Sterilizing the equipment before removing it from the room 3. Placing contaminated items in an impermeable bag and sending to be decontaminated 4. Placing contaminated items in a paper bag and taking to the dirty utility room
After explaining how meiotic division occurs within the ovum, the nurse knows that the pregnant patient understands when she states:
1. "The second meiotic division is arrested until and unless the oocyte is fertilized.". 2. "Meiosis in the oocyte begins at puberty.". 3. "The first meiotic division continues when the female infant is born.". 4. "Fertilization does not take place in the secondary oocyte.".
The impact of cancer on emotions is profound, long lasting, and usually begins at:
a. diagnosis b. treatment c. failure of treatment d. terminal illness