Chapter 1 & 2

Question 1

If a woman remains in the same room throughout postpartum it is called?

Answer 1

Labor, Delivery, Recover, and Postpartum (LDRP) room

Question 2

What place is an example of emergency care?

Answer 2

Hospital

Question 3

What place is an example of specialty care?

Answer 3

Community-based outpatient care

Question 4

What place is an example of public health nurse visit?

Answer 4

Home Health care

Question 5

What place is an example of a mammography?

Answer 5

Mobile van

Question 6

Which level of healthcare delivery is often regionalized?

Answer 6

Tertiary care (and quaternary care)

Question 7

Which level of healthcare is often delivered within the community as the first point of contact for health care delivery?

Answer 7

Primary care

Question 8

Which level of healthcare is typically delivered within the community or closest urban center?

Answer 8

Secondary (including subspecialist and hospital care)

Question 9

Which characteristic describes a disadvantage of giving birth in a traditional hospital setting?
A. Numerous room transfers
B. Noisy environment and uncomfortable birthing beds
C. Not equipped for obstetric emergencies
D. Lack of specialized equipment and supplies

Answer 9

A. Numerous room transfers

Numerous transfers are a disadvantage of giving birth in a traditional hospital setting. Room transfers are disruptive and separate family members

Question 10

Health equality

Answer 10

refers to treating everyone the same

Question 11

Health equity

Answer 11

refers to providing what individuals need to reach their best health.

Question 12

Which factor has the greatest influence on the social determinants of health within communities?
A. Education
B. Economics
C. Safety
D. Environment

Answer 12

B. Economics

Question 13

Which action defines health equity?
A. Give everyone the same resources to achieve health
B. Give people what they need to achieve heath
C. Give everyone universal access to healthcare
D. Give care to achieve equal care outcomes for all

Answer 13

B. Give people what they need to achieve health

Question 14

SATA: Which factors are considered social determinants of health?
Food insecurity
Interpersonal violence
Unstable housing
Maternal smoking
Unreliable transportation

Answer 14

Food insecurity, interpersonal violence, unstable housing, an unreliable transportation.

Maternal smoking is a choice, whereas social determinants of health are social and economic conditions that influence health.

Question 15

Healthy People national health goals are released every ____ years

Answer 15

10

Question 16

For Healthy People, the five key areas for social determinants of health (SDOH) are

Answer 16

Health and Healthcare, Social and community context, education, economic stability, neighborhood and built environment.

Question 17

Which organization developed the global Sustainable Development Goals

Answer 17

united nations

Question 18

What is the goal of the title V Maternal and Child Health Services Block Grant Program?

Answer 18

Give access to quality health care for mothers and children

Question 19

What 3 services does the Special supplemental nutrition program for women, infants, and children (WIC) program provide?

Answer 19

Supplemental foods, health care referrals, and nutrition education

Question 20

Which action did a particular March of Dimes campaign take to reduce neural tube defects in infants?
A. Promoted natural labor or waiting until at least 39 weeks for scheduled delivery
B. provided education on risk reduction strategies?
C. Developed a policy requiring folic acid fortification in the grain supply
D. Raised funding to support research and education related to infant paralysis.

Answer 20

C. Developed a policy requiring folic acid fortification in the grain supply

Question 21

Which milestone from 1941 represented a major breakthrough in women’s preventive heatlh?

Answer 21

Papanicolau (Pap) test introduced

Question 22

Implicit bias refers to the

Answer 22

unconscious evaluation of a person n the basis of irrelevant characteristics, often race of gender.

Question 23

Which practice represents the aim of trauma informed care?

Answer 23

promoting a culture of safety, empowerment, and healing

Question 24

What three skills may help decrease the impact of implicit bias in health care?

Answer 24

Partnership-building, perspective taking, emotion regulation

Question 25

What definition describes the purpose of a nurse practice act?

Answer 25

Delineates the scope of practice for registered nurses in a particular state.

Question 26

Which four concepts form the elements of negligence in nursing malpractice?

Answer 26

Proximate cause, damage, duty, and breach of duty