Those engaged in health education and health promotion will most likely be involved in running learning or task groups vs therapy groups. O True O False

Q: The needs assessment occurs after determining learning styles.      True OR  False

A: Assessment of the learning needs has an important role in education and training.

Q: In health care industry, is the belief that every patient is free either to accept or reject…

A: A patient has the right to accept any treatment and reject it based on their own belief, values, and…

Q: common sense Health Care reform includes:

A: COMMON SENSE  HEALTH CARE  REFORMS           HEALTH CARE REFORM:-            Health…

Q: le w ybrid of a health maintenance organization (HMO) and a preferred provider organization (PPO),…

A: The most prevalent types of managed care health insurance plans are Health Maintenance Organizations…

Q: Health behavior theories are useful for both planning AND evaluating health promotion programs. True…

A: The health belief model, reasoned and planned behaviour theory, learning theories/classical…

Q: health education su

A: Health education is a subject which deals with biological, environmental, psychological, physical…

Q: Risk adjustment scores are lower for a patient with a greater disease burden and higher for the…

A: The sentence is TRUE

Q: Which of the following are examples of health promotion activities in the workplace? Vending…

A: -health education concerning the hazards of smoking and cessation programs and medication comes…

Q: A patient brought to you complains of headache, weakness, dizziness and has slight disorientation.…

A: Hypoglycemia is the condition when patient’s blood glucose level becomes too low. In this condition,…

Q: What is the importance of keeping health workers satisfied and motivated helps the entire health…

A: Keeping health workers satisfied and motivated helps the entire health system work smoothly as They…

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A: School health nursing refers to the need based comprehensive services rendered to students, pupils,…

Q: A certified nurse midwife is teaching a pregnant woman tech-niques to reduce the pain of childbirth.…

A: Stress refers to the response provided by the body to some form of tension. It can last for either a…

Q: A patient brought to you complains of headache, weakness, dizziness and has slight disorientation.…

A: Nurses care for the patient's personal body needs, assisting the patient in performing essential…

Q: Consider other situations (i.e., medical error, patient fall, patient death) that may arise in the…

A: The medical error means incomplete diagnosis or inaccurate or incomplete treatment. This can be…

Q: find a cultural group different from your own, list three culturally based behaviors that may not…

A: Culture is a customary of recognized principles that are detained by a convinced assembly of…

Q: Which of the following nursing diagnoses would be appropri-ate for many middle adults? a. Risk for…

A: Period before the onset of old age beyond young adulthood, ages between 45- 65. Phase marked by…

Q: Determinants of health are measurable factors that impact health O True O False

A: Determinants of health are a wide range of factors that affect the health of an individual or a…

Q: With clear examples from Health care, describe the major causes of failure for quality improvement…

A: The health care system is the group of individuals and professionals who provide health care…

Q: Name two professional health associations or organizations that focus their efforts on work settings…

A: Professional associations are groups of people who share the objective of advancing and bettering…

Q: Peers and family are external influences. True O False

A: The type of factors, circumstances, or situations that cannot be controlled by an individual is…

Q: the most common health care is only -2 * .mortality and safety care F C

A: Healthcare: This is the term used to define the maintenance or improvement of health. WE can…

Q: wing is not true about ? health education .a client who use nods ,uses eye contact, or smiles is…

A: Health education explains physical, mental, emotional and social health. It helps to improve and…

Q: Race does not play a significant role in health outcomes. True False

A: Different factors play a key role in health outcomes in different diseases. Our scientists have…

Q: Following assessment of an obese adolescent, a nurse consid-ers nursing diagnoses for the patient.…

A: Obesity It is a complex disorder characterized by abnormal accumulation of excessive fat. Factors…

Q: The nurse plays a vital role in health promotion. How does the community nurse or public health…

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Q: How does primary health care work with the older client? Why would an older client attend a primary…

A: Older clients tend to use multiple health care services because of multiple diagnoses and health…

Q: NURSING THEORIES 1. HELEN C. ERICKSON 2.BETTY NEUMAN 3.MARTHA ROGERS

A: Nursing theory is defined as " a creative and rigorous structuring of ideas that project a…

Q: what are the two types of health care services available in our Syslem? A) Community. and population…

A: Law and regulations specify the financial, management, scope, and content of a formal framework for…

Q: complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) services

A: Medicines are any substances that have a therapeutic effect. These medicines might be a pill to…

Q: Value/Belief Pattern:   Subjective data:   Objective data:   Nursing diagnosis:   Health…

A: Value/Belief Pattern: Determine the client's life values , goal , religious beliefs and spiritual…

Q: 1. The theory that involves care and helps through which the client attains total self care is?…

A: Orem's theory in nursing  also known as theory of self care states that a patient or individual…

Q: Which of the following would be considered a 'benefit' of providing health promotion programming in…

A: The answer is : programming promotes the future health of children/youth.

Q: Using emotional self care, social self care, spiritual self care, and physical self care, come up…

A: Self-care is the time taken to care for yourself physically, spiritually, emotionally, and mentally…

Q: Examples of twelve nursing diagnoses for this family (wellness and problem oriented). At least (6)…

A: Family include two or more individual coming through same or different kinship group. They usually…

Q: Healthcare facilities should have processes in place that make it clear when you should resolve an…

A: Healthcare facilities should have processes in place that make it clear when you should resolve an…

Q: Examples of this dimension of health include having a sense of purpose in life, and following values…

A: Option 2 is correct.

Q: Write about Evidence based intervention in the care of older persons.

A: Geriatric nursing is a branch of medicine including palliative care that focuses on the needs of the…

Q: Medicaid provides reimbursement for medical services to specific categories of poor and near-poor…

A: Medicaid is a federal and state-run program in the United States that assists persons with low…

Q: Which of the following is an element of the 'health empowerment' model of communications with…

A: The role of the patient is to be an active participants in their healthcare.

Q: 16. Successful nurse usually do : * O. Good nursing research. O b. Weak nursing research. O c. Not…

A: As per our policy, We are answering only question 1. For the rest of the questions please repost.…

Q: PACE caters for persons 35 years plus who need nursing facility care. True or false

A: PACE( Program of All Inclusive Care for the elderly) :  Answer : False The given Statement is a…

Q: 1. Nature of the condition or problem presented Scale: wellness state 3 1 health deficit 3 /3)x1…

A: Family health nursing  It is the systematic approach to meet the health needs of the family to…

Q: With clear examples from Health care, describe the major causes of failure for quality improvement…

A: Health care system is the group of individuals and professionals which provide health care…