N4544 Quiz 4 2021

Where can you find documents, forms, laws and regulations pertaining to school nursing in Connecticut?

• National Association of School Nurses website

• CT Nurses Association website

• CT.GOV

• School Nurses of Connecticut website

When will you be eligible to be hired as a school nurse in CT?

• When I earn my BSN

• When I pass the NCLEX

• After I'm an RN and I get a couple years of clinical experience

• All of the above

Which students get Individualized Health Care Plans (IHCPs) in the school?

• All students

• Students age 6-9

• Students with special needs, medical needs

• Required on admission

What is the name of the on-line immunization registry where school nurses can access immunization information on children in CT?

• CT DEPT OF HEALTH

• CT WIZ

• CT Immunize

• Not sure

What do school nurses do?

• Collaborate with Human Service Providers and connect families with resources

• Screen for vision, hearing, scoliosis, lice

• Institute health programs

• Report to CT Dept of Health

• All of the above

There will be questions on the quiz about primary, secondary and tertiary prevention. Where can you find guidance and examples?

• on quizlet

• in my ATI book

• no clue

As a nurse, you should be familiar with the stages of the infection process. What is the name of the stage that follows the latency period?

• Incubation

• Communicability

• Post latency

• Infectious

There's a nice image of the chain of transmission in the textbook. Good to know about each of the links. What is an agent?

• Person who books my hair appointments

• Virus, bacteria, fungi

• Environment where pathogen lives

• means by which an infectious agent enters the host

What does it mean when we talk about an infectious agent's virulence?

• Its ability to produce disease

• Its power to invade

• Its ability to lead to a serious disease in the host

• I better check p. 160 again

I'm supposed to know about the different types of immunity for this quiz. What type of immunity only lasts for as long as the substances remain in the blood stream?

• Acquired immunity

• Natural immunity

• Active Immunity

• Passive immunity