Exam 25: Parker and Barrys Community Nursing Practice Model
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A family with a daughter who becomes diagnosed with a brain tumor needs to find a pediatric oncologist and facility who can care for their child. Nursing practice focused on providing these services is described as what type of care?
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The actualizing values described by Parker and Barry are principles of primary health care established by which organization?
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Environment as defined within the community nurse practice model refers to:
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Volunteering to serve on a church committee organized to improve the health outcomes of local elementary school children would fall within which Circle?
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Core services as defined by Parker and Barry include which of the following categories of care?
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What is the main difference between transcendent and actualizing values according to Parker and Barry?
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The connection of core to the concentric circles of services illustrates the _____________ of the practice within the CNPM.
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The concepts and relationships of the community nursing practice model (CNPM) are the guiding forces for:
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Community within Parker and Barry's community nurse practice model is defined in terms of:
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Providing an in-service for breast self-examination for teachers at a local school would fall within which Circle?
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