Why would a nurse be concerned when a community has relatively closed, rigid boundaries?
a. The community does not have an identity.
b. The community is probably resistant to change.
c. The nurse will not be able to share community resources.
d. The nurse may have limited access to the community.
Question 2
What is the first step in beginning a community assessment?
a. Choosing persons who live in the community and may share their insights
b. Creating a budget of both time and money to devote to assessment
c. Defining the community and determining its boundaries or parameters
d. Outlining the data needed and determining where they might be found
Biotic interactions within and among three Aspen Parkland community types, drawn by Bird
The nurse assists the patient in reflecting on his feelings
The nurse needs to note the source of the patient health history
The Two-Step Persuasion Technique to Encourage Community Service
Nurse administering enteral nutrition through a feeding tube.
Recently discovered members of the deep pelagic community