exam 1 review - nr 222

According to the world health org, which strategy promotes supportive environments for health?
advocate

mediate

eliminate

isolate

advocate

a nurse collaborates with schools, housing agencies, and healthcare providers to improve community wellness. which WHO strategy is the nurse implementing?

advocate

mediate

equity

prevention

mediate

which objective type includes measurable objectives with evidence-based interventions?
research

developmental

core

exploratory

core objectives

which statement best describes developmental objectives?

addresses high-priority issues but may lack reliable baseline data

a nurse recognizes that a client lacks transportation to medical appointments. which SDOH domain does this situation best represent?

economic stability

neighborhood & built environment

social and community context

education access and quality

neighborhood & built environment

which program reduces Medicare reimbursement for excessive hospital readmissions?

hospital readmissions reduction program

which statement about relaxation therapy is correct?

relaxation and stress are physiologic opposites

what are the 3 key strategies for promoting global health?

advocate, equity, and mediate

what are the 17 sustainable development goals?

aim to end poverty, fight inequality, & tackle climate change

SDG 3 - promote health and well-being for all

what are some risk factors for heart disease?

high blood pressure, high cholesterol, smoking

what are some risk factors for diabetes?

obesity, diet, age, genetics, family history

What are some leading health indicators?

risk factors that show major diseases/illnesses like obesity, heart failure, suicide

how does the nurse influence LDIs by advocacy?

educates clients

how does the nurse influence LDIs by data analysis?

compares client data to HPOs health goals

how does the nurse influence LDIs by prevention?

understands client’s social determinants to find root of disease/illness cause

how does the nurse influence LDIs by collaboration?

works with public health and social services

What is the U.S. cost in healthcare?

7.5x more on health care in 2023
2x spending per person for WORSE outcomes compared to peer countries

what is a research objective?

no proven interventions yet

How much do americans spend for healthcare?

2.5x more for prescriptions

1 in 10 ppl are insured (over 25 million)

What are some common herbs & interactions?

echinacea, garlic, ginseng, ginkgo, valerian, aloe affect anti-coagulants

What are some toxic herbs?

chaparral, ephedra, comfrey, calamus, cotsfoot damages liver or kidneys