33.6: Review Questions
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Which activity would a nurse mentor recommend to a new nurse to begin to advocate for the profession?
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Lobby for health care reform to cover preventive services
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Educate families about the scope of nursing practice
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Serve as a volunteer for a state legislator’s campaign
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Set up a flu shot clinic at a neighborhood church
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Which information would the nurse provide to a state legislator about the need for safe staffing ratios in hospitals?
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A six-client-to-one nurse ratio on a medical-surgical unit is ideal for positive client outcomes.
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Inadequate client-nurse ratios increased mortality during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Client-to-nurse staffing ratios do not adversely affect client outcomes.
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Safe staffing ratios should be set by each hospital.
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Which communication skill should the nurse use when preparing to meet with community partners about the need for increased health access for vulnerable populations?
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Concisely present key issues within the first minute
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Prepare an in-depth, detailed speech
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Provide a multipage fact sheet to support the conversation
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Present facts and avoid using client stories
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Which concept should the nurse consider when providing maternal-child health care to immigrants who have newly arrived in the United States from various countries around the world?
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The rate of infant mortality is consistent around the world.
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Deaths from eclampsia are lower in Black women than White women.
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Black women are more likely to die from pregnancy-related cardiomyopathy.
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Global disparities in maternal-child deaths cannot be changed.
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The community health nurse has formed a coalition to provide programming and safe meeting spaces for adolescents after school. Which statement best describes the nurse’s purpose for forming a coalition?
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The nurse does not have the time to create this program without help.
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There will be shared blame if the program fails.
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The nurse does not possess the skills to develop such a program without help.
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Resources are shared to increase the likelihood of achieving success.
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Which goal would a nurse utilize when developing a program to improve care for vulnerable populations based on the Future of Nursing Report 2020–2030?
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Provide scholarships for student nurses to improve diversity
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Increase the number and quality of shelters for the homeless
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Improve quality of life and prevent disease, injury, disability, and premature death
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Increase clinical hours for nurses obtaining advanced degrees
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A nurse has joined a political action committee (PAC) through the state nursing organization. The nurse explains to community health nursing colleagues that the PAC performs which of the following functions?
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Making political contributions
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Conducting judicial reviews
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Identifying issues of concern
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Lobbying government officials
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Which of the following is a reason why a nurse might contact the Nurses on Boards Coalition (NOBC)?
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To get help in contacting their senator on a health care bill
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To develop specialized clinical skills
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To gain leadership skills in advocacy
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To obtain funds for a new community hiking trail
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To meet the health care needs of a community, a public health nurse has been asked to join a coalition. Which characteristic of a coalition should the nurse anticipate?
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An informal group that disbands when its goal is met
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A social group set up for networking
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A group that focuses on a specific nursing specialty
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A formal group with clearly defined positions
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As a member of the Campaign for Action coalition, in which activity would the public health nurse participate?
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Developing community walking trails
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Working at the state level to attract diverse students to nursing
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Lobbying at the state level for Medicaid expansion
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Collaborating with the CDC to promote vaccine education