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A nurse educator is presenting about the long-term effects of witnessing intimate partner violence (IPV) on children. The nurse knows that the material was understood if the staff accurately identify which of the following as adverse childhood events (ACES) impacting children? Select all that apply

A nurse is presenting a lecture on cultural competence. Which of the following behaviors would be an example of ethnocentrism?

A public health nurse is conducting a home safety assessment for a family living in a community with a high incidence of falls among elderly residents. During the visit, the nurse observes that the home has cluttered walkways, poor lighting in the hallways, and loose rugs in several rooms. The family includes an elderly grandmother who uses a walker and is at increased risk for falls. Which of the following actions should the nurse recommend first to improve home safety for the elderly grandmother?

What type of interventions would be used to influence the knowledge, attitudes, values beliefs, behaviors, and practices of a particular population?

A young woman has just learned of the accidental death of her husband. She begins to cry and states, "It's not fair! How could he do this to me?" This remark is assessed as which of the following?

The nurse is assessing a 32-year-old client who is one month postpartum. The client has another child, age 4 years. The nurse suspects that there may be evidence of intimate partner violence and is concerned about the 4-year-old child. Which of the following factors would indicate to the nurse that the child is at risk for abuse? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

After educating a new nurse about how to approach a victim of human trafficking, which of the following topics, if verbalized by the nurse, would indicate the need for additional instruction?

A 17-year-old female presents to the emergency department with bruises, a disheveled appearance, and signs of malnutrition. She is reluctant to provide information about her situation and appears fearful. During the assessment, she reveals that she was brought to the city by someone she referred to as her "employer" who promised her a job but has since taken her identification documents and restricted her freedom. Which of the following actions should the nurse prioritize to ensure the safety and well-being of this patient?

A nurse is assessing the impact of a severe health crisis, such as a chronic illness or major accident, on a family unit. The family is experiencing significant stress due to the health crisis, which has altered their daily routines and responsibilities. Considering the potential effects of such a crisis, which of the following is the major effect on the family structure that the nurse should be aware of?

An occupational nurse has evaluated a worker for disabling degenerative disc disease due to repetitive motion at work. The client has scheduled rehabilitation for strength training to attempt to improve his quality of life. This is an example of which level of prevention?

During a training session on human trafficking, a nurse is asked to describe the role and activities of a "human trafficker. The facilitator wants to ensure that participants understand the characteristics and actions associated with individuals who engage in human trafficking. Which of the following descriptions most accurately characterizes a "human trafficker"?