A nurse is working with low-income disabled families who have ...

[KimWrice]

A nurse is working with low-income disabled families who have young children. Which of the following considerations should be made by the nurse?
 
  a. The children who are at greatest risk for abuse have physical disabilities.
  b. The children who are at greatest risk for abuse have developmental delays.
  c. The children who are at greatest risk for abuse have mental retardation.
  d. The children who are at greatest risk for abuse have cognitive disabilities.

Question 2

A nurse implements a health promotion education program for physically compromised adults. Which of the following would be the most important reason to provide programming for this population?
 
  a. Health promotion interventions are similar among those with disabilities.
  b. Establishment of health-promoting behav-iors is difficult.
  c. Information and counseling is needed to prevent other health problems.
  d. Community resources can be accessed through these presentations.

[sarah_brady415]

Answer to Question 1

ANS: D
Children with cognitive disabilities under the age of six and from low-income families are at the highest risk for abuse or neglect. Children who have developmental delays, mental retardation, or physical disabilities are not at increased risk.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: C
Physically compromised clients need information and counseling for health-promoting behaviors and for prevention of the progression of a condition or pathology. Primary prevention is the most important strategy so that other conditions do not occur. Health promotion strategies may be different depending on the condition. Information about community resources can be provided during the presentation, but they would not be able to be accessed during the presentation. It may be difficult for the client to establish health-promoting behaviors; however, this does not explain why these presentations are important.

[KimWrice]

Excellent

[Joy Chen]

Great answer, keep it coming