Exam 15: Digital Health

Jackson is a nurse who is planning a smoking awareness campaign for students, teachers, and parents at a junior high school. He wants to develop a web page and use social networks in this campaign. The school population is diverse and includes students with different abilities. Jackson is meeting with the teachers and parents to discuss the significant potential the website has to enhance the students' health decision-making. In order to inform students about safety, what needs to be part of the initiative?

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Jane is an e-health nurse specialist working for the federal government to create tailored health messages aimed at new immigrants. What does Jane need to consider? Select all that apply

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Rewrite the following statement at a grade 9 and a grade 6 reading level. It is recommended that you breastfeed your baby with an appropriate latch and audible swallowing until she indicates satisfaction and releases from the breast spontaneously. Aim to feed your baby at least 8 to 12 times in each 24-hour period for at least the first 6 weeks postpartum. Monitor the baby's output after each feeding and record all bowel movements and urinations.

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We recommend that you nurse your baby until she lets go on her own. Watch to see if she is showing you that she is satisfied. As well, make sure she is latched well and you can hear audible swallowing. Feed your baby at least 8 to 12 times every 24 hours for the first 6 weeks after birth. Keep track of your baby's bowel movements and urinations on your tracking sheet.
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Aim to nurse your baby 8 to 12 times every 24 hours. She needs to feed often for the first 6 weeks. Check the latch during a feeding. Listen for the baby swallowing. She will let go on her own when she is done. Write down when she poops and pees on your sheet.

Jackson is a nurse who is planning a smoking awareness campaign for students, teachers, and parents at a junior high school. He wants to develop a web page and use social networks in this campaign. The school population is diverse and includes students with disabilities. Jackson discusses with the teachers and parents the importance making the website interactive to engage the students. What strategy would be most effective in meeting this goal?

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What website design element would be appropriate for people with low vision?

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Question 5

Which of the following is part of the Health on the Net code of conduct for medical and health websites?

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Question 6

Rosie is a community health nurse (CHN) manager working to develop information for other CHNs to use with clients to examine health information obtained from the Internet. She is using the HON code to guide her work. Define four of the eight principles of the code and provide an example of what a CHN should look for on an Internet site for each principle.

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Question 7

When developing an online health promotion resource, Stacey uses short words and short sentences. In addition, she chooses to use simpler language over difficult words. Which strategy is Stacey using?

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Question 8

Jana, a healthy 25-year-old, works in a service industry. She uses the Internet on her work breaks to search for information about health issues relevant to her. Why might she be looking for health information online?

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Question 9

What percentage of Canadians used the Internet to search for medical and health information in 2009?

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Question 10

Which group is most likely to use the Internet as a source of health information?

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Question 11

Who controls and owns an electronic health record?

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Question 12

A nurse has created a web page for teachers on comprehensive school health. The nurse is going to use the Simple Measure of Gobbledygook (SMOG) Readability Test to assess the website. What information will this tool provide?

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Jackson is a nurse who is planning a smoking awareness campaign for students, teachers, and parents at a junior high school. He wants to develop a web page and use social networks in this campaign. The school population is diverse and includes students with disabilities. Jackson knows the students will surf the net, so he is developing guiding questions to help the students assess the quality of the Internet site. Which question would be most useful in determining the quality of health information?

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Question 14

What does the term information and communication technologies (ICT) represent?

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Question 15

Jackson is a nurse who is planning a smoking awareness campaign for students, teachers, and parents at a junior high school. He wants to develop a web page and use social networks in this campaign. The school population is diverse and includes students with disabilities. Mrs. Mitchell, a parent of one of the students, is visually impaired. Mrs. Mitchell asks Jackson if there are any tools available to assist her in using the Internet. How should Jackson respond?

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Question 16

List 5 questions you can pose to help your clients assess the quality of information they are accessing on the internet.

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Question 17

Rosie is a CHN manager working to develop information for other CHNs to use with clients to examine health information obtained from the Internet. She is using the HITI criteria to guide her work. Define four of the seven criteria and provide an example of a question for each criterion that a CHN should ask when looking at an Internet site.

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Question 18

What term refers to "development of online resources that allow for personal and direct content presentation based on elements such as preferences, needs, and current health behaviours"?

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Question 19

Informatics competencies build on foundational aspects of existing registered nursing professional standards and expectations. Which of the following public health competencies are included? Select all that apply.

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Exam 15: Digital Health

Jane is an e-health nurse specialist working for the federal government to create tailored health messages aimed at new immigrants. What does Jane need to consider? Select all that apply

What website design element would be appropriate for people with low vision?

Which of the following is part of the Health on the Net code of conduct for medical and health websites?

When developing an online health promotion resource, Stacey uses short words and short sentences. In addition, she chooses to use simpler language over difficult words. Which strategy is Stacey using?

Jana, a healthy 25-year-old, works in a service industry. She uses the Internet on her work breaks to search for information about health issues relevant to her. Why might she be looking for health information online?

What percentage of Canadians used the Internet to search for medical and health information in 2009?

Which group is most likely to use the Internet as a source of health information?

Who controls and owns an electronic health record?

A nurse has created a web page for teachers on comprehensive school health. The nurse is going to use the Simple Measure of Gobbledygook (SMOG) Readability Test to assess the website. What information will this tool provide?

What does the term information and communication technologies (ICT) represent?

List 5 questions you can pose to help your clients assess the quality of information they are accessing on the internet.

What term refers to "development of online resources that allow for personal and direct content presentation based on elements such as preferences, needs, and current health behaviours"?

Informatics competencies build on foundational aspects of existing registered nursing professional standards and expectations. Which of the following public health competencies are included? Select all that apply.

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