The nurse completes her assessment of Clark county. She identifies the following problemslack of available health care for those needing assistive living, lack of availability to reasonably priced healthy food, and a high teen age pregnancy rate.
The next step in care provision would be to
A) develop goals and objectives to address each of the problems.
B) select one problem to work on throughout the community.
C) verify her findings with stakeholders before initiating any planning.
D) reassess in 30 days to see if the issues identified remain consistent.
Question 2
The nurse's assessment of a newborn reveals a history of perinatal infection, anatomic malformations of the head, birth weight of 1,200 grams, and hyperbilirubinemia. Based on this information, the nurse knows the infant is at high risk for
A) vision impairment.
B) speech impediments.
C) cognitive deficiencies.
D) hearing impairment.
A parish nurse checks the blood pressure of a church member
Head To Toe Assessment
Assessment for skin turgor
Patient teaching: nose and sinus assessment
Patient teaching: vascular assessment
Patient teaching: abdominal assessment