A medical supply factory in Asheville, North Carolina was destroyed by Hurricane Helene. As a result there was a shortage of IV fluids after the storm. Patients and hospitals across the country had to accommodate for the shortage. These patients and healthcare workers were affected by a disaster in which of the following manners? 

Which term refers to the number of deaths that a specific illness or health condition caused? deaths per day.jpeg 

What is the primary goal of anti-poverty medicine?

As a nurse, you will demonstrate an understanding of toxicology on a daily basis during which of the following actions?

EDTA treatment for Lead poisoning in children with very high levels (>70mcg/dl) takes place during inpatient care. IV administration of EDTA at 50 mg/kg/day in six doses is the recommendation. A child weighs 38 lbs. What is an appropriate safe dose? (round to nearest whole number).

A child will be starting Rifampin 390mg daily as part of the treatment for Latent TB. On your follow up visit you perform a medication check. The Rifampin supply is 30mg/1ml. The child should be taking how many mls daily?

Changes to water supplies and increased flooding, which are believed to result from climate change, may make some areas more vulnerable to diseases. Which of the following are expected to become more prevalent as a result of climate change? (Select all that apply.)

A community health nurse is engaged in primary prevention activities for disasters in the community. Which action would the nurse most likely involved with?

Which of the following are examples of incidence or prevalence related to environmental exposures? (Select all that apply)

The nurse is exhibiting secondary prevention in which of the following actions?