Expecting mothers in the migrant community who work at jobs that require ___________can be at risk of overexertion, dehydration, and even exposure to harmful chemicals resulting in an increased risk for spontaneous abortion, premature delivery, and abnormal pre- or postnatal development.

Under EMTALA, an “emergency medical condition” means: 

What is the definition of a Legal Immigrant? 

What is meant by the term “disease stigma”? Give an example of a disease process that could be stigmatized. 

Who Said That? Name the character that states the following: “Free! Body and soul free!”

A nurse sees the father of a newborn baby push his wife in a wheelchair out onto the patio. The man and woman each smoke a cigarette while the baby sleeps in the mother’s arms. Which of the following information should the nurse share with the parents?

A nurse is implementing a tertiary prevention strategy related to pesticide exposure. Which of the following activities would the nurse complete?

Which of the following approaches has research suggested is the most effective way to approach drug addiction?

Sue is a nurse caring for a patient that is from China. The patient asks to have someone come to administer acupuncture to them while they are ill. Sue knows that acupuncture is not shown to cause any harm and arranges for the patient to receive acupuncture. What form of cultural competence did Sue show for this patient?  

The wife of an abusive husband reports to the nurse that her husband has been increasingly more abusive over the past year. Which of the following should be the first action that is taken by the nurse?