How might the nurse draw conclusions about the client’s socioeconomic status or ability to pay for health care?

Which of the following can be used to set an agenda for community health improvements (health promotion, health protection and prevention) in today’s society?

Disaster epidemiology focuses on the range of short-term and long-term negative effects of community disasters. A study of the people of Fukushima, Japan, after the earthquake in 2011 showed what negative effect?

Which is the first priority in the Disaster Paradigm? 

Sympathetic nervous system speeds up heart rate, slow down digestive system, flight or fight, dilate pupils, dilate airways, blood vessels

Double circulation means that blood is pumped once to the lungs to obtain oxygen and then returns to the heart to be pumped out to the rest of the body to deliver the oxygen to the body cells.    

15. A nurse working in the community conducts three interventions (A-C). Match the correct level of prevention to the intervention (1-3). A. Weight loss and exercise program for post-MI patients B. Ebola screening for international travelers C. gardening project for parents of pre-K aged children

Bleeding from soft-tissue injuries to the face is most effectively controlled with:

Eight patients were burned in a factory fire. Shortly thereafter, four firefighters were seen with possible smoke inhalation problems. Which best describes how these patients are different from the first patients to arrive?

Why did local and state governments start to become more involved in controlling disease?