UNIT 8

Question 1

can be integrated into sustainable development by: Improving environmental quality for the poorest populations with the greatest burden of environmental diseases, by reducing exposures to air pollution in homes and villages from biomass burning, and providing clean water and sanitation. (ex. of diseases that the people will acquire in air pollution; respiratory disease - asthma, allergies, COPD) ; infected water ( diarrhea, nausea and vomiting,)

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Environmental health

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Is Essential for Healthy Living: The more you don’t care about our environment, the more it will become polluted with contaminants and toxins that have a harmful impact on our health.

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Clean environment

Question 3

can cause respiratory diseases and cancer, among other problems and diseases.

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Air pollution

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is a study process approach that is typically used to identify transportation issues, along with environmental concerns, in a corridor or a specific location.

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Planning and Environment linkages

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can be used to make planning decisions and for planning analysis.

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PEL studies

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is a study process approach that is typically used to identify transportation issues, along with environmental concerns, in a corridor or a specific location

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PEL

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It is generally conducted before any project construction phasing is identified, and before specific problems and solutions are known.

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PEL

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can be useful to discover needs and desires when a corridor crosses multiple jurisdictions, and can be used as a prioritization tool.

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PEL process

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should be able to link planning to environmental issues and result in useful information that can be carried forward into the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) process.

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PEL studies

Question 10

The adoption and use of a PEL study in the NEPA process is subject to determination by the

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federal highway administration

Question 11

is conceptualized based on what relationship health education has to the organization’s primary function, agency, or institution within which it occurs.

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instructional setting

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are classified according to the organization’s primary purpose or agency that sponsors health education encounters

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instructional setting

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is an entity whose fundamental mission is to provide health care, engage in health care activities, or be involved primarily in activities unrelated to health care.

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instructional setting

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is one in which the delivery of health care is the primary or sole function of the institution, organization, or agency.

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healthcare setting

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function to provide direct patient care, and their role encompasses the teaching of clients as part of that care.

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Nurses

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is one in which healthcare-related services are offered as a complementary function of a quasi-health agency

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Healthcare-related settings

Question 17

These organizations provide client advocacy, conduct health screenings and self-help groups, disseminate health education information and materials, and support research on disease and lifestyle issues to benefit consumers within the community.

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Healthcare-related setting

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one in which health care is an incidental or supportive function of an organization.

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Non-healthcare setting

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These organizations’ primary purpose is to produce a manufactured product or offer a non–health-related service to the public.

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non-healthcare setting

Question 20

are involved in health care only to the extent of providing health screenings and non-emergent health coverage to their employees through a health office within their place of employment, making available instruction in job-related health and safety issues to meet Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations, or providing opportunities for health education through wellness programs to reduce absenteeism or improve employee morale.

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Industries

Question 21

influences the amount and types of resources available for education.

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Administrative support

Question 22

carries an economic benefit because it is considered skilled care and is reimbursable by third-party payers in most instances.

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patient education

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is required to ensure nursing staff’s adequacy, the purchase of needed audiovisual materials and instructional equipment, time to develop content-specific materials, and the provision of space for teaching.

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sufficient financial support

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encompasses many types of institutions, organizations, and agencies, large and small, whose primary focus is delivering patient care, with clients receiving patient education as a mandated part of their overall care.

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healthcare setting

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are most responsive to teaching strategies that employ the stimulation of several senses and participatory learning exercises whenever possible

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Today's learner

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is one of the most rapidly growing practice settings.

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Home health care

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It is driven by early discharge and the need to provide acute and high-tech care as the client is shifted from hospital to home (Green, 1998).

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Home care

Question 28

comprise the most extensive health specialty group employed in the industry.

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Occupational health nurse

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They can be found in most large companies, providing for employees' healthcare needs and working closely with management to expand their view of what constitutes health care in the workplace

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Occupational health nurse