NSG 6002 WEEK 5 KNOWLEDGE CHECK QUIZ (NEW-2024)| |
VERIFIED ANSWERS, 100% CORRECT
Which of the following incorporates health delivery, health coverage, health access, prevention,
screening, health promotion, and chronic care management?
A. Healthy People 2020
B. Patient safety
C. Population health
D. Health promotion - C. Population Health
Chronic care management, quality and safety, health policy and public health are considered:
A. National priorities and goals
B. Four pillars of population health
C. Key health determinants
D. Affordable care act - B. Four pillars of population health
Physical environment, income, social status, genetics, education, and social support, are known as:
A. Nonmodifiable risk factors
B. Health care
C. Disease prevention
D. Determinants of health - D. Determinants of health
True or False:
Physical environment a factor that does not contribute to one's health includes safe water and clean
air, healthy work places, safe homes, communities and roads. - False
Which of the following is an example of secondary prevention?
A. nurse practitioner who refers a patient with Multiple Sclerosis to a support group
B. health educator who teaches proper body mechanics for bending and lifting
C. nurse practitioner who refers patient for annual diabetic eye exams
D. public health nurse who conducts a blood pressure screening at a health fair - D. public health
nurse who conducts a blood pressure screening at a health fair
What lifestyle modification reduces the prevalence of chronic conditions in a population?
A. Smoking cessation
B. Regular physical exercise
C. Healthy eating with portion control
D. All of the above - D. All of the above
(smoking cessation, regular exercise, and healthy eating)
Select all that apply:
A growing body of evidence indicates that patient centered medical homes are associated with a
reduction of medical errors, improved quality of care, and increased consumer satisfaction.
What three patient centered medical homes are located in Central Florida?
A. Orange Blossom Clinic
B. Centra Care Clinic
, C. True Health Clinic
D. PCAN clinic
E. Emergency Department - A. Orange Blossom Clinic
C. True Health Clinic
D. PCAN clinic
Cultural competency can be defined as:
A. understanding the importance of social and cross-cultural influences of different populations' values,
health beliefs and behaviors, disease prevalence and incidence and treatment outcome
B. considering how these factors interact with and impact multiple levels of healthcare delivery systems
C. implementing interventions to assure quality care to diverse patient populations
D. All of the above - D. All of the above
Prior to the Constitution, the colonies had a document in place for a central government; what was the
name of it?
A. Articles of Confederation
B. Declaration of Independence
C. Treaty of Versailles
D. None of the above - A. Articles of Confederation
The Colonies retained several powers, limiting the power of the Federal Government such as:
A. Education, Health, Law Enforcement
B. International Trade, Wage War, Taxation
C. Agriculture, Ferrier Service, Ship Building
D. Tea Disbursement, Pantaloon Protection, Wig Manufacture - A. Education, Health, Law
Enforcement
America leads in healthcare costs per capita, what other categories does America lead? (Select all that
apply)
A. Research
B. Cancer Treatment
C. Drug approval/release
D. Life Expectancy - A. Research
B. Cancer Treatment
C. Drug approval/release
".... look out for their own interests even at the expense look out for their own constituents, even at the
expense of the national interest" (Leonhart) Describes who?
A. Republicans
B. Democrats
C. Interest Groups
D. Insurance Companies - C. Interest Groups
The Public Choice Model states that _______________ have a higher chance of success than
_______________.
A. Interest Groups, Individual Voters
VERIFIED ANSWERS, 100% CORRECT
Which of the following incorporates health delivery, health coverage, health access, prevention,
screening, health promotion, and chronic care management?
A. Healthy People 2020
B. Patient safety
C. Population health
D. Health promotion - C. Population Health
Chronic care management, quality and safety, health policy and public health are considered:
A. National priorities and goals
B. Four pillars of population health
C. Key health determinants
D. Affordable care act - B. Four pillars of population health
Physical environment, income, social status, genetics, education, and social support, are known as:
A. Nonmodifiable risk factors
B. Health care
C. Disease prevention
D. Determinants of health - D. Determinants of health
True or False:
Physical environment a factor that does not contribute to one's health includes safe water and clean
air, healthy work places, safe homes, communities and roads. - False
Which of the following is an example of secondary prevention?
A. nurse practitioner who refers a patient with Multiple Sclerosis to a support group
B. health educator who teaches proper body mechanics for bending and lifting
C. nurse practitioner who refers patient for annual diabetic eye exams
D. public health nurse who conducts a blood pressure screening at a health fair - D. public health
nurse who conducts a blood pressure screening at a health fair
What lifestyle modification reduces the prevalence of chronic conditions in a population?
A. Smoking cessation
B. Regular physical exercise
C. Healthy eating with portion control
D. All of the above - D. All of the above
(smoking cessation, regular exercise, and healthy eating)
Select all that apply:
A growing body of evidence indicates that patient centered medical homes are associated with a
reduction of medical errors, improved quality of care, and increased consumer satisfaction.
What three patient centered medical homes are located in Central Florida?
A. Orange Blossom Clinic
B. Centra Care Clinic
, C. True Health Clinic
D. PCAN clinic
E. Emergency Department - A. Orange Blossom Clinic
C. True Health Clinic
D. PCAN clinic
Cultural competency can be defined as:
A. understanding the importance of social and cross-cultural influences of different populations' values,
health beliefs and behaviors, disease prevalence and incidence and treatment outcome
B. considering how these factors interact with and impact multiple levels of healthcare delivery systems
C. implementing interventions to assure quality care to diverse patient populations
D. All of the above - D. All of the above
Prior to the Constitution, the colonies had a document in place for a central government; what was the
name of it?
A. Articles of Confederation
B. Declaration of Independence
C. Treaty of Versailles
D. None of the above - A. Articles of Confederation
The Colonies retained several powers, limiting the power of the Federal Government such as:
A. Education, Health, Law Enforcement
B. International Trade, Wage War, Taxation
C. Agriculture, Ferrier Service, Ship Building
D. Tea Disbursement, Pantaloon Protection, Wig Manufacture - A. Education, Health, Law
Enforcement
America leads in healthcare costs per capita, what other categories does America lead? (Select all that
apply)
A. Research
B. Cancer Treatment
C. Drug approval/release
D. Life Expectancy - A. Research
B. Cancer Treatment
C. Drug approval/release
".... look out for their own interests even at the expense look out for their own constituents, even at the
expense of the national interest" (Leonhart) Describes who?
A. Republicans
B. Democrats
C. Interest Groups
D. Insurance Companies - C. Interest Groups
The Public Choice Model states that _______________ have a higher chance of success than
_______________.
A. Interest Groups, Individual Voters
