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Which of the following best defines public health nursing?
Which of the following best defines public health nursing?
What are the main areas of focus in community health nursing?
What are the main areas of focus in community health nursing?
What is the significance of understanding community dynamics in public health?
What is the significance of understanding community dynamics in public health?
Which of the following is NOT considered a lifestyle disease?
Which of the following is NOT considered a lifestyle disease?
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Which statement accurately describes mental health issues among Gen Z Filipinos?
Which statement accurately describes mental health issues among Gen Z Filipinos?
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What impact does environmental quality have on public health?
What impact does environmental quality have on public health?
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Which aspect is essential in the practice of community health nursing?
Which aspect is essential in the practice of community health nursing?
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How does public health aim to prolong life and promote health?
How does public health aim to prolong life and promote health?
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What defines 'community' in the context of public health?
What defines 'community' in the context of public health?
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Which of the following represents a non-communicable disease?
Which of the following represents a non-communicable disease?
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Study Notes
Public Health Nursing
- Combines science with the practice of community hygiene, sanitation, and health care.
- Involves nursing practices within local, national, and city health departments, including health centers and schools.
- Provides individualized nursing care and counseling to families and groups in various settings like clinics and homes.
- Works collaboratively with allied health professionals to enhance health outcomes.
- Aims to prevent diseases and promote overall health within populations.
- Utilizes knowledge from nursing, social sciences, and public health disciplines for health promotion and protection.
Community Health Nursing
- Focuses on organized health efforts at the community level through collaborations between government entities and private organizations.
- Integrates public health and nursing practices to elevate health standards and improve population health outcomes.
Terminologies and Areas of Focus in Community Health Nursing
- Community: A group of individuals sharing common interests that foster a sense of belonging and interaction.
- Public Health: The practice of preventing disease and promoting health through organized societal efforts and informed choices.
Five Main Non-Communicable Diseases (Lifestyle Diseases)
- Diabetes: A metabolic disorder impacting blood sugar regulation.
- Heart Disease: Includes various conditions affecting the heart's function.
- Stroke: Occurs when blood flow to the brain is interrupted, leading to serious outcomes.
- Cancer: A collection of diseases characterized by abnormal cell growth.
- Chronic respiratory diseases: Conditions that impair airflow and breathing.
Health Issues
- Mental Health Issues: A significant concern among Gen Z Filipinos aged 18 to 22, with increased rates of depression and anxiety compared to global figures.
- Injury and Violence: Results in missed educational and work opportunities and can lead to chronic illnesses or fatalities.
- Environmental Quality: Various issues including pollution, illegal activities like mining and logging, deforestation, and the impacts of climate change, such as global warming and coastal erosion.
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Description
This quiz covers the essential aspects of public health nursing, focusing on community hygiene, sanitation, and the role of nurses in local health departments. Participants will explore the collaborative efforts within the community to promote health and the various settings in which nursing care is provided.