200 Final Health Promotion Pt 2

4. Early and regular prenatal care can result in _ pregnancy, promoting healthy birth
7. Highly addictive chemical found in tobacco
8. _ test: Procedure used to detect possible presence of health conditions before symptoms appear
10. Start looking at _ for toddlers and preschoolers
13. _ anomalies: Changes in physical structure at birth
14. Lung cancer, impotence, premature aging, wrinkling are risk factors _ for smoking
16. Teach parents _ to contact infant's HCP
18. Preterm labor, spontaneous abortion, and SIDS are risk factors from smoking during _
20. Age, socioeconomic status, and lack of engagement in school, religious, and other activities are risk factors _ for smoking
22. Parental expectations, religious activity, and prevention strategies are _ factors for adolescents to not smoke
23. _ older adult smokers have lower socioeconomic status
24. Nicotine replacement therapy does not treat underlying _ needs
25. Nurses can _ government officials at municipal, state, and national levels
26. Number 1 cause of unintentional, nonfatal injuries of newborns and infants
27. _ crashes are one of leading causes of death in preschoolers

1. _ injuries are leading cause of death among all ages of children
2. Air and water pollution are two most _ environmental health hazards
3. Usually no _ in early stages of smoking
5. Leading cause of death among infants 1-12 months of age
6. Nurses should not be surprised when pts have difficulty _ smoking
9. Pregnant women generally smoke at _ rates than nonpregnant women
11. Fetal nicotine concentration rates are _ than those in mother
12. Teen years are _ for nicotine use
13. Nurses work with _ activists
15. Asthma, birth defects, cancer, and lead poisoning are public health problems linked to _ to environmental hazards
17. _ quality is 1 of 12 leading health indicators and has direct effect on health status
19. _ smoking: Single most preventable cause of disease, death in U.S.
21. _ have fewer injuries and fatalities than toddlers