Community Test 1

Front 1

In ________ _______ nursing, nurses focus on illness care by managing acute and chronic illnesses by meeting the needs of individuals and families in a community.

Back 1

community based

Front 2

In ________ _______ nursing, the goal is to preserve, protect, promote, or maintain health. and quality of life.

Back 2

community oriented

Front 3

In _____ ______ nursing, the primary focus is on the healthcare of communities and populations, instead of individuals, families, groups. They are trying to help the greatest good for the greatest amount of people.

Back 3

Public Health

Front 4

_______ is making sure that essential community oriented health services are available.

Back 4

Assurance

Front 5

_________ health care services are both primary care and public health services designed to meet the basic needs of people in the community at an affordable cost.

Back 5

Primary

Front 6

________ health care services are designed to detect and treat disease in the early acute stage.

Back 6

secondary

Front 7

_______ health care services are those designed to limit the progression of disease or disability

Back 7

tertiary

Front 8

A population or ____________ is a collection of people who share one or more personal or environmental characteristics.

Back 8

aggregate.

Front 9

The term instructive district nursing was coined in the nineteenth century to describe the relationship of nursing to which of the following?

Back 9

Health education

Front 10

In the United States, the current system of local governments' responsibility for providing care for the disenfranchised emerged from the _________ _______ ____.

Back 10

Elizabethan Poor Law

Front 11

In 1902 Lillian Wald introduced the concept of school nursing to address the problem of student absenteeism by doing what?

Back 11

Providing and obtaining medical treatment for absent students

Front 12

The historical nursing figure who contributed to establishing the foundation for current community health and nursing in community health by working in military field hospitals using a population-based approach that improved nursing care and environmental conditions was _________ ________.

Back 12

Florence Nightingale

Front 13

________ __________formed a settlement house in New York, which was a hub for healthcare services for the poor.

Back 13

Lillian Wald

Front 14

________ _______ started Frontier Nursing Services for people in SouthEastern Kentucky. She was the first to introduce Nurse Midwives.

Back 14

Mary Breckenridge

Front 15

Family __________ is the study of the structure of families and households and the family-related events, such as marriage and divorce, that alter the structure through their number, timing, and sequencing.

Back 15

demographics

Front 16

The ________-________ theory of family nursing is a comprehensive approach that views families in the broader community in which they live. The major weakness of this approach is the ______ picture of the family, which does not allow for dynamic change over time.

Back 16

structure-function
static

Front 17

In applying the developmental theory, a family nurse determines the developmental stage of the family based on what?

Back 17

The age of the eldest child