NSG 403 Exam II
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Topics of this game:
- What is a sign of elder abuse?
- What is the main focus of hospice nursing?
- How is "family" defined in community health nursing?
- What is the process of conducting a family assessment?
- What type of family assessment looks at the genetic relationships?
- Which type of maltreatment occurs when family members mismanage a person's money?
- Which is considered a treatment of child neglect?
- Where does youth related violence most typically occur?
- Which type of family assessment is used to identify social relationships?
- Which aggregate engages in high risk behaviors?
- Which family would be a concern for the nurse?
- Which is not a reason for human trafficking?
- When the nurse injures his back at work, the occupational health nurse documents this as
- Which is a warning sign of possible child abuse?
- Who is high risk for elder abuse?
- Which is a myth about intimate partner violence?
- Who is a typical perpetrator of homicide?
- What is the best action of the nurse who suspects intimate partner violence?
- What should the nurse do if he suspects child abuse?
- What should a nurse teach a victim of domestic violence?
- What is important for the nurse to teach a victim of rape?
- When it is most life-threatening for a victim of domestic violence?
- Where is youth-related violence most likely to occur?
- Why are hate crimes considered worse than random acts of violence?
- Which is considered a secondary intervention against community violence?
- Which child should the school nurse worry most about?
- Which law prevents a school nurse from sharing personal health information?
- What is the purpose of an initial home visit?
- What should the nurse teach a hospice patient about dependence on narcotics for pain?
- Who collects and maintains the chain of custody of evidence in violent attacks?
- What is coercion?
- Which is a sign of alcohol withdrawal?
- Which person is high risk for using substances?
- What should the nurse remember when working with a patient struggling with addiction?
- Why are the elderly at high risk for substance abuse?
- What is palliative care?
- Which is true regarding women and alcohol?
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