A public health nurse is interviewing city council members as part of a needs assessment. Which term describes the art and science of nursing practice applied toward populations? A. Community Health Nursing B. Public Health Nursing C. Environmental Health Nursing D. None of the Above

A public health nurse is a member of a committee tasked with planning health policy. In which areas should the nurse become involved to affect health policy planning on a local level? A. Workplaces B. Social Media Sites C. Community Homeowners Association D. Interest Groups E. City Council Meetings

in a Community Health Nursing Setting, the Nurse Is Involved Gathering Information about the Community's Health Needs, Resources and Priorities. the Nurse Conducted Interviews, Surveys and Observations to Assess the Demographic Characteristics, Health Status and Social Determinants of Health Within the CommunityWhich Step in the Community Health Nursing Process is the Nurse Currently Engaged in30 of 100AImplementationBAssessmentCPlanningDDiagnosis

What is the Purpose of Collecting Health statistics in Community Health nursing32 of 100ATo Promote Health Education and Awareness in the CommunityBTo determine the Budget Allocation for Healthcare servicesCTo assess the Effectiveness of Community Health ProgramsDTo Identify Health Needs and Priorities of the Community

A community health nurse wants to obtain an overview of the community but has limited time and resources. Which method would the nurse most likely use to obtain this information? A. Engage in a Windshield Survey. B. Review public health department records from up to 5 years ago C. Live in the community for several years D. Establish a health department committee of community leaders

A community health nurse attends the American Public Health Association (APHA) meeting annually to stay current in the field and to interact with colleagues across the country. Which of the core functions of epidemiology is the nurse engaged in? A. Linkages B. Surveillance C. Policy development D. Evaluation