Which of the following professionals inspects or assesses the safety of water supplies, restaurants, dairies, sewers, and swimming pools for public health departments?
a. Environmental sanitarians
b. Epidemiologists
c. Public health director
d. Public health nurse
ANS: A
You might also like to view...
To assist clients in managing their pain, nurses
1. set mutual goals. 2. use client-centered therapy. 3. administer narcotic analgesics. 4. tell the client to think of something else.
The nurse is providing patient education about addiction. Which statement by the patient demonstrates that the patient has understood the teaching?
1. "Addiction is a biopsychosocial problem." 2. "Addiction is an emotional attachment." 3. "Addiction is a behavioral habit." 4. "Addiction is a moral disease."
When a 66-year-old patient dies as a result of surgical complications, the nurse begins to facilitate the family's acceptance of their loss by
a. preparing each family member sufficiently prior to viewing the body of their loved one. b. presenting the body of their loved one in an appropriate, respectful manner. c. assuring them that the patient received the best possible care postsurgery. d. providing them with an effective explana-tion of the problems that caused the pa-tient's death.
A client who sustained burns to both lower extremities complains to the nurse about feeling frustrated by not being able to provide self-care. The nursing diagnosis appropriate for the client at this time would be:
1. Situational Low Self-Esteem. 2. Powerlessness. 3. Ineffective Coping. 4. Anxiety.