Question 1

What is the primary concern for Stephanie,a nurse who uses a feminist bioethics approach to shape her practice?

Accepted Answer

A)  Interdependence between people 
B)  A focus on women's ethical issues 
C)  The illegal use of power in health care 
D)  A behaviour/lifestyle perspective 
A)  Interdependence between people 
B)  A focus on women's ethical issues 
C)  The illegal use of power in health care 
D)  A behaviour/lifestyle perspective

Question 2

Which statement provides the best definition of ethics?

Accepted Answer

A)  Universally held theory on how the world evolved 
B)  A set of rules that apply only to health professionals used in the practice setting 
C)  Values,norms,moral principles,virtues,and traditions that guide human conduct 
D)  A specialized area of philosophy 
A)  Universally held theory on how the world evolved 
B)  A set of rules that apply only to health professionals used in the practice setting 
C)  Values,norms,moral principles,virtues,and traditions that guide human conduct 
D)  A specialized area of philosophy

Question 3

Explore three aspects of Schroeder and Gadow's (1996)advocacy approach as it related to community health nursing practice and give an example of the approach in action.

Accepted Answer

- embraces the character of CHNAC (2003)

Question 4

A nurse makes a connection that a group who has HIV/AIDS is also subject to racial discrimination.What framework is the nurse practising?

Accepted Answer

A)  Lifestyle 
B)  Social production of disease 
C)  Biomedical model of disease 
D)  Traditional 
A)  Lifestyle 
B)  Social production of disease 
C)  Biomedical model of disease 
D)  Traditional

Question 5

What statement is congruent with capacity building?

Accepted Answer

A)  Equitable sharing of rights,roles,and responsibilities among institutions and individuals 
B)  Just or fair treatment of all individuals,including equitable access to meet health needs 
C)  Democracy and civil rights defining a social state in which all have equal rights 
D)  Strengthening of individual and institutional core skills,capabilities,and knowledge 
A)  Equitable sharing of rights,roles,and responsibilities among institutions and individuals 
B)  Just or fair treatment of all individuals,including equitable access to meet health needs 
C)  Democracy and civil rights defining a social state in which all have equal rights 
D)  Strengthening of individual and institutional core skills,capabilities,and knowledge

Question 6

Discuss three issues faced by community health nurses (CHNs)who provide care in community settings,and provide a practice example for each issue.

Accepted Answer

- Many community settings were not desig

Question 7

Which situation has recently undergone medicalization?

Accepted Answer

A)  Menopause 
B)  Breast cancer 
C)  Homosexuality 
D)  Hyperthyroidism 
A)  Menopause 
B)  Breast cancer 
C)  Homosexuality 
D)  Hyperthyroidism

Question 8

Which statement reflects the Community Health Nurses Association of Canada's (2003)description of empowerment?

Accepted Answer

A)  A professional process in which communities are allowed to become self-directed 
B)  A static process that provides people with power 
C)  A nurse-driven process whereby people are given what they need 
D)  A process where people and communities move toward increased control 
A)  A professional process in which communities are allowed to become self-directed 
B)  A static process that provides people with power 
C)  A nurse-driven process whereby people are given what they need 
D)  A process where people and communities move toward increased control

What is the primary concern for Stephanie,a nurse who uses a feminist bioethics approach to shape her practice?

Which statement provides the best definition of ethics?

Explore three aspects of Schroeder and Gadow's (1996)advocacy approach as it related to community health nursing practice and give an example of the approach in action.

A nurse makes a connection that a group who has HIV/AIDS is also subject to racial discrimination.What framework is the nurse practising?

What statement is congruent with capacity building?

Discuss three issues faced by community health nurses (CHNs)who provide care in community settings,and provide a practice example for each issue.

Which situation has recently undergone medicalization?

Which statement reflects the Community Health Nurses Association of Canada's (2003)description of empowerment?

The History of Community Health Nursing in Canada

Financing, Policy, and Politics of Healthcare Delivery

Nursing Roles, Functions, and Practice Settings

Concepts of Health

Population Health Promotion Models and Strategies

Primary Health Care

Cultural Diversity

Epidemiology

Research

Information Technology

Communicable Diseases

Community Care

Community Health Planning, Monitoring, and Evaluation

Maternal and Child Health

Family Health

School Health

Gender and Community Health

Older Adult Health

Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Clients

Mental Health

Aboriginal Health

Clients in Rural Areas

Environmental Health

Correctional Health

Violence in Societies

Poverty and Homelessness

Substance Use

Sexually Transmitted Infections and Blood Borne Pathogens

Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Nursing

Global Health

Challenges and Future Directions

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Exam 4: Advocacy, Ethical, and Legal Considerations

What is the primary concern for Stephanie,a nurse who uses a feminist bioethics approach to shape her practice?

Which statement provides the best definition of ethics?

Explore three aspects of Schroeder and Gadow's (1996)advocacy approach as it related to community health nursing practice and give an example of the approach in action.

A nurse makes a connection that a group who has HIV/AIDS is also subject to racial discrimination.What framework is the nurse practising?

What statement is congruent with capacity building?

Discuss three issues faced by community health nurses (CHNs)who provide care in community settings,and provide a practice example for each issue.

Which situation has recently undergone medicalization?

Which statement reflects the Community Health Nurses Association of Canada's (2003)description of empowerment?

The History of Community Health Nursing in Canada

Financing, Policy, and Politics of Healthcare Delivery

Nursing Roles, Functions, and Practice Settings

Concepts of Health

Population Health Promotion Models and Strategies

Primary Health Care

Cultural Diversity

Epidemiology

Research

Information Technology

Communicable Diseases

Community Care

Community Health Planning, Monitoring, and Evaluation

Maternal and Child Health

Family Health

School Health

Gender and Community Health

Older Adult Health

Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Clients

Mental Health

Aboriginal Health

Clients in Rural Areas

Environmental Health

Correctional Health

Violence in Societies

Poverty and Homelessness

Substance Use

Sexually Transmitted Infections and Blood Borne Pathogens

Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Nursing

Global Health

Challenges and Future Directions

Filters