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What is the primary focus of Nola Pender's Health Promotion Model?
What is the primary focus of Nola Pender's Health Promotion Model?
- Pharmaceutical interventions
- Proactive health promotion and individual empowerment (correct)
- Disease prevention methods
- Managing chronic conditions
Which of the following is NOT one of the three main factors influencing health-promoting behaviors in Pender's model?
Which of the following is NOT one of the three main factors influencing health-promoting behaviors in Pender's model?
- Individual characteristics and experiences
- Situational influences
- Behavior-specific cognitions and affect
- Medical history and current treatments (correct)
How does the PRECEDE-PROCEED model assist health program planners?
How does the PRECEDE-PROCEED model assist health program planners?
- By providing financial resources for health programs
- By offering a comprehensive framework for assessing health needs (correct)
- By limiting program goals to physical health only
- By dictating specific health program requirements
Which strategy is included in Pender's model for promoting health and preventing illness?
Which strategy is included in Pender's model for promoting health and preventing illness?
What year was the PRECEDE-PROCEED model proposed by Lawrence W. Green?
What year was the PRECEDE-PROCEED model proposed by Lawrence W. Green?
What aspect does 'behavior-specific cognitions and affect' examine in Pender's model?
What aspect does 'behavior-specific cognitions and affect' examine in Pender's model?
Which component is part of the purpose of the PRECEDE-PROCEED model?
Which component is part of the purpose of the PRECEDE-PROCEED model?
What is a key factor that influences health-promoting behaviors according to Pender's model?
What is a key factor that influences health-promoting behaviors according to Pender's model?
What is the primary focus of community health nursing?
What is the primary focus of community health nursing?
Which of the following is NOT a feature of community health nursing?
Which of the following is NOT a feature of community health nursing?
Which theoretical model emphasizes the role of predisposing, reinforcing, and enabling constructs?
Which theoretical model emphasizes the role of predisposing, reinforcing, and enabling constructs?
In which field does community health nursing NOT typically apply?
In which field does community health nursing NOT typically apply?
What is a key outcome of successfully applying community health nursing principles?
What is a key outcome of successfully applying community health nursing principles?
Which statement about community health nursing is true?
Which statement about community health nursing is true?
What aspect is emphasized in Milio's Framework for Prevention?
What aspect is emphasized in Milio's Framework for Prevention?
What does the term 'holistic nursing care' imply in the context of community health nursing?
What does the term 'holistic nursing care' imply in the context of community health nursing?
Which standard focuses on the school nurse's responsibility to collect comprehensive health data?
Which standard focuses on the school nurse's responsibility to collect comprehensive health data?
What is the primary role of the school nurse in Standard 5B?
What is the primary role of the school nurse in Standard 5B?
Which standard involves the school nurse's evaluation of their own practice against professional standards?
Which standard involves the school nurse's evaluation of their own practice against professional standards?
What is the primary goal of standard 4: Planning in school nursing practice?
What is the primary goal of standard 4: Planning in school nursing practice?
In which standard do school nurses coordinate care delivery?
In which standard do school nurses coordinate care delivery?
Which standard addresses the expected outcomes for individualized care plans?
Which standard addresses the expected outcomes for individualized care plans?
What aspect does Standard 10: Collegiality emphasize for school nurses?
What aspect does Standard 10: Collegiality emphasize for school nurses?
Which standard requires the school nurse to systematically enhance the quality and effectiveness of practice?
Which standard requires the school nurse to systematically enhance the quality and effectiveness of practice?
Which of the following health effects is classified as acute due to chemical hazards?
Which of the following health effects is classified as acute due to chemical hazards?
Which type of biological hazard is likely to cause chronic health effects?
Which type of biological hazard is likely to cause chronic health effects?
What is a common chronic effect of exposure to chemical hazards?
What is a common chronic effect of exposure to chemical hazards?
Acoustic trauma from excessive noise is an example of which type of health effect?
Acoustic trauma from excessive noise is an example of which type of health effect?
Which of the following is classified as a mechanism of exposure for chemical hazards?
Which of the following is classified as a mechanism of exposure for chemical hazards?
Exposure to which of the following would most likely lead to noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL)?
Exposure to which of the following would most likely lead to noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL)?
In which occupation is the risk of exposure to biological hazards particularly high?
In which occupation is the risk of exposure to biological hazards particularly high?
Which of the following is NOT an example of an acute health effect from mechanical hazards?
Which of the following is NOT an example of an acute health effect from mechanical hazards?
What is the primary goal of school nursing?
What is the primary goal of school nursing?
Which of the following is an example of primary prevention in school nursing?
Which of the following is an example of primary prevention in school nursing?
What role does a school nurse play in the context of immunizations?
What role does a school nurse play in the context of immunizations?
In secondary prevention, what is the purpose of routine screenings conducted by school nurses?
In secondary prevention, what is the purpose of routine screenings conducted by school nurses?
Which task is a responsibility of a school nurse in tertiary prevention?
Which task is a responsibility of a school nurse in tertiary prevention?
What is involved in case finding as part of a school nurse's role?
What is involved in case finding as part of a school nurse's role?
What aspect of health education is NOT typically a responsibility of a school nurse?
What aspect of health education is NOT typically a responsibility of a school nurse?
Which of the following is a method employed by school nurses to enforce safety in the school environment?
Which of the following is a method employed by school nurses to enforce safety in the school environment?
Study Notes
Community Health Nursing Concept
- Community Health Nursing is a combination of nursing and public health practices to promote and maintain population health.
- It's a general and comprehensive approach, applicable to all age groups and diagnostic categories.
- It's continuous, not episodic.
Theoretical Models/Approaches
- Health Belief Model (HBM): It focuses on individual beliefs about health and their influence on health behaviors.
- Milio's Framework for Prevention: Expands on HBM by analyzing how social and environmental factors influence health choices.
- Nola Pender's Health Promotion Model: Highlights individual characteristics, cognitions and situational influences on health promotion.
- Lawrence Green's PRECEDE-PROCEED Model: A comprehensive framework for planning, implementing and evaluating health programs.
Different Fields
School Health Nursing
- A specialized field focusing on promoting the health and well-being of students in educational settings.
Occupational Health Nursing
- Promotes worker safety, health and well-being in the workplace.
- It addresses workplace hazards including:
- Chemical hazards: Exposure to various chemicals that can cause acute or chronic health issues.
- Biological hazards: Exposure to infectious agents like viruses, bacteria, or parasites.
- Mechanical hazards: Injuries caused by machinery or other physical equipment.
- Ergonomic hazards: Injuries due to repetitive motions, awkward postures, or improper lifting techniques.
- Physical hazards: Exposure to harmful physical factors like noise, heat, cold, radiation, or vibration.
- Psychological hazards: Stress, burnout, or other mental health challenges resulting from work conditions.
- Occupational health nurses play a vital role in:
- Primary Prevention: Preventing the occurrence of work-related injuries and illnesses.
- Secondary Prevention: Early detection and treatment of work-related health issues.
- Tertiary Prevention: Managing chronic health conditions and preventing further complications.
Community Mental Health Nursing
- Focuses on promoting mental health and supporting individuals with mental illness within their communities.
- It involves:
- Assessing mental health needs of individuals and communities
- Providing care and support to individuals with mental illness
- Facilitating access to mental health services
- Educating the community about mental health issues
- Advocating for policies and services that promote mental health
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Description
Test your knowledge of Community Health Nursing practices, theoretical models, and approaches. This quiz delves into frameworks such as the Health Belief Model and the PRECEDE-PROCEED Model, emphasizing their roles in promoting public health across various demographics.
