A public health nurse (PHN) is volunteering at a clinic that provides care to migrant workers who work in the fields in their community. In addition to routine health assessments, what should the nurse screen for?
A. Hearing loss
B. Skin cancer
C. Diabetes
D. Heart failure
ANS: B
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Beneficence, nonmaleficence, fidelity, justice, autonomy, veracity, and respect for others are all examples of:
a. philosophies pertaining to nursing b. ethical dilemmas c. philosophies related to organizational law d. ethical principles and rules
A psychiatric nurse is developing care plans for multiple inpatient clients. The nurse understands that nursing diagnoses and associated interventions should be prioritized. Nursing diagnoses are prioritized according to:
A) The established goal of care. B) The life-threatening potential. C) The nurse's priority of care. D) The client's preference.
The nurse educator is aware that the nursing student needs further instruction on the terminology related to rural, frontier, migrant, and urban issues when the nursing students identifies which of the following?
A) A rural area has six or fewer persons per square mile. B) There are many factors that are considered when determining if a community is rural or frontier other than population density. C) Urban areas are much more densely populated than urban areas. D) An urban area consists of at least 2,500 people per square mile with at least 1,500 of those who reside outside institutional group quarters.
Due to researchers identifying problems with the term glass ceiling, an alternative metaphor now used is
a. Glass escalator. b. Leadership labyrinth. c. Whirlpool effect. d. Corporate cupboard.