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stephzh

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An example of social risk is:
 
  1. Inadequate housing
  2. Uneducated
  3. High-crime neighborhood
  4. Uninsured

Question 2

The nursing process can be applied in public health nursing practice. Which of the following is an example of community assessment?
 
  1. Visiting an elderly person at home to assess safety risks
  2. Developing nursing diagnoses to identify actions nurses at a community health center will take
  3. Evaluating an immunization clinic that included a translator to assist nonEnglish speaking clients
  4. Data from the county social services department on child abuse cases for the past 5 years



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Answer to Question 1

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Inadequate housing, not being educated, and not being insured are economic risks.

Answer to Question 2

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Compiling data from the county social services department on child abuse cases for the past five years is an example of community assessment.



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