Across
- 2. Developing this crucial nursing skill requires the nurse to understand the diversity (ethnicity, race, and age) of their clients, interact effectively in a multicultural context; a simple example of this is asking client's is there are any cultural needs they should be aware of
- 3. People living in _____ areas have are disadvantaged with a lack of access to primary care providers in comparison to those living in more urban areas
- 7. This ethical principle states the individual is able to choose their own actions
- 8. This federally provided insurance covers clients below the poverty line, mothers and the newborns
- 11. Analyzing and providing expense reports is an example of using _____ 7: Financial Planning, Evaluation, and Management Skills in their role as a public health nurse
- 13. This ethical principle states that the benefits will be maximized while harm is minimized
- 15. Secondary level of prevention for this type of nurse is collection and preserving evidence from crime scenes
- 16. Providing culturally-competent care can increase a client's comfort with healthcare professionals, this will lead them to seek _____ when needed
- 18. The Affordable Care Act has the greatest impact on individual's and families _____ health insurance, and ensures pregnancy and previous medical conditions are covered
- 19. This population may receive both Medicaid and Medicare and be more prone to health disparities
- 20. _____ competencies for public health professional may include skills in policy development, leadership, management, and financial planning
- 24. This is an aspect of care that evaluates program outcomes at various community health locations
- 26. Homelessness and _____ are taught in community health classes to introduce nursing students to social determinants of health
- 29. These activities are examples of _____ prevention in community health: screenings for high blood pressure or cancer, and providing smoking cessation programs
- 32. This type of nurse is responsible for providing first aid and emergency care as well as conducting vision and hearing screenings
- 35. This is a federally sponsored insurance for individuals 65 years of age and over and receiving Social Security benefits (there are other applicable reasons), there are four parts
- 36. _____ this type of nurse provides education in the community, implements actions to improve health, and monitors illness in the community, their goal is to promote the health of communities and populations
- 37. This is the dollar amount an individual mut pay before their health insurance plan will cover costs outside of preventative care, some plans have an individual/family cost
- 38. _____ this stage of the transtheoretical model may include the nurse developing a plan of action for behavioral change, the client purchasing running shoes, reading about daily nutritional requirements, stocking their fridge with healthy foods, or signing up for community health programs
- 40. This is the percentage of the cost of a health service the individual pays once they have met their deductible
- 41. This used to be the base for paint in homes and may be found in homes built prior to 1970
Down
- 1. This is defined as the knowledge that allows one to appreciate other cultures
- 4. The definition for this in a rural area id living more than 10 miles (or about 30 minutes) from a supermarket or grocery store
- 5. This type if care is reserved for those individuals that are terminal, supporting the client and family through the dying process
- 6. The Indian Health Service is an active _____ in the delivery of culturally competent care
- 9. This ethical principle states that no harm is done while applying standards of care
- 10. _____ Belief Model looks at the individual's belief that healthy behavior is necessary to live a high-quality life
- 12. _____ to action do not include a person's own perception
- 14. _____this type of nursing includes creating and collaborating with community partners, promoting health and preventing disease within a specific population, and assessing specific population needs
- 17. This type of practice can include implementing interventions based on research
- 18. The primary responsibility of this type of nurse is providing care for workplace injuries and illnesses
- 21. A potential barrier to access and quality of education in public health nursing may include limited funding for _____ resources
- 22. Two____-____ of public health nursing include, using resources wisely and emphasizing primary prevention
- 23. This ethical principle states that there will be a fair distribution of the benefits and burdens
- 25. This person is fluent in medical jargon and the language the client needs, they should next to or just behind the client, and the nurse should speak to the client not them
- 27. The acronym for the organization responsible for ensuring safe and healthy working conditions for employees
- 28. The nurse shortage in public and community health setting is can be related to the limited pay structures available
- 30. The acronym ___ for this establishes reimbursement amounts based on the client's primary diagnosis
- 31. This health care setting often includes skills such as wound care, central line care, medication administration, health education, parenteral nutrition, and infection prevention
- 33. This is a fixed fee the individual pays at the time service is provided
- 34. These activities highlight _____ prevention in population health: heath education and promotion campaigns, providing information about communicable disease, vaccination clinics, and advocating for safe environments
- 38. This type of communication can increased shared decision making with the client and family, increase client adherence to prescribed treatment plans, and reduce admission to acute care facilities
- 39. These are examples of ______ prevention in community health: providing rehabilitation services for chronic conditions, offering support groups, and implementing workplace safety measure to prevent injuries