An adult male has been burned in a house fire. The patient’s head, both arms, anterior chest and abdomen all have full-thickness burns. Per the Rule of Nine’s, this patient’s body surface area (BSA) burned is

An example of a secondary prevention intervention for a group or population would be:  

The heat of fusion is the energy associated with a substance changing from a solid to a liquid.

Behavioral and environmental factors can impact the risk of development of health problems. Which choice correctly describes one behavioral (B) and environmental (E) factor that may contribute to lung cancer risk?

The spontaneity of a chemical reaction is dependent on the rate of that reaction.

The community health nurse is using principles of change theory to direct the planning process. What occurs during the moving stage?

Which of the following can be used to set an agenda for community health improvements (health promotion, health protection and prevention) in today’s society?

How might the nurse draw conclusions about the client’s socioeconomic status or ability to pay for health care?

Which is the first priority in the Disaster Paradigm? 

Disaster epidemiology focuses on the range of short-term and long-term negative effects of community disasters. A study of the people of Fukushima, Japan, after the earthquake in 2011 showed what negative effect?