Please answer the questions below to help serve as a study guide.

Ch 30 School Health 10 questions

1. Levels of prevention and examples related to school nursing
2. Priority areas for Health Education
3. Components of School Health Program
4. Role of the school nurse
   1. Care situations/needs/assessments/interventions
   2. Assessment, planning, interventions r/t disasters, programs
   3. Education: school age children, staff, parents
5. Legislation related to role of school nurses

Ch 31 Occupational Health 10 questions

1. Levels of prevention and examples of application in relation to the occupational health nurse
2. Job Opportunities for Occupational Health nurses.
   1. Pros/cons
   2. Requirements
   3. Influence on increase
3. Roles of the Occupational Health Nurse including:
   1. Day to day responsibilities/activities/duties
   2. Injured employees, return to work, disability, recovery
   3. Risk reduction identification, evaluation, prevention
4. Legalities related to the role of the Occupational Health nurse and examples of application to the workplace/situations/scenarios
   1. Disabilities
   2. Workers Compensation
   3. Discrimination

Ch 32 Forensic and Correctional Nursing 10 questions

1. Subspecialties of Forensic Nursing: their roles, situations/scenarios related to these roles, responsibilities, health issues, job description (SANE, Legal Nurse Consultant etc)
2. Educational preparation required for Forensic Nursing and rationale
3. Correctional Nursing
   1. Admissions/Assessments/interactions
   2. Health issues in prisons
4. Effect of Violence on Health Care providers, screening, practice

Ch 33 Faith Community Nursing 9 questions

1. Faith/Parish Nurse
   1. Components/job responsibilities/role
   2. Priorities
   3. Philosophies
   4. Assessment, planning, education
   5. CIRCLE Model of care: interventions/application
   6. Education preparation and rationale
   7. Levels of prevention and application/examples
   8. Health promotion role
   9. Legal/ethical issues

Ch 34 Home Health and Hospice

1. Home Health
   1. Meeting with clients: Services provided, education, planning, initial visit, initial phone contact, evaluation, family role/involvement/planning
   2. Levels of prevention and application/examples
2. Hospice
   1. Requirements
   2. Care provided, interventions