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Choice A is incorrect because while EHRs can lead to more efficient documentation, there may be an initial learning curve to navigate.

Choice C is incorrect because when implemented correctly, EHRs can improve patient safety and reduce medication errors.

Choice D is incorrect because the implementation of EHRs is a complex process that can present challenges.

Choice A refers to a specific documentation system used by nurses in hospitals, while choice B describes a specific method of patient follow-up care.

Choice D describes the use of electronic communication to improve patient health status, which is a component of health informatics, but it does not provide a comprehensive definition of the field as a whole.

Choice A is incorrect because the Social Cognitive Theory focuses on the interaction between individuals and their environment, but does not provide a comprehensive framework for assessing community health needs.

Choice B is incorrect because the Diffusion of Innovation Theory focuses on how new ideas and technologies spread within a population, but does not provide a comprehensive framework for assessing community health needs.

Choice C is incorrect because the Health Belief Model focuses on individual beliefs and attitudes towards health behaviors, but does not provide a comprehensive framework for assessing community health needs.

Choice A is incorrect because age-related risks are a focus of Healthy People 2020.

Choice B is incorrect because age is considered when addressing health risks and preventative interventions.

Choice C is incorrect because each developmental stage has its own unique health problems and preventative actions.

Choice Ais correct individually but choice D is the most comprehensive answer as it includes all of the competencies mentioned.

ChoiceBis correct individually but choice D is the most comprehensive answer as it includes all of the competencies mentioned.

ChoiceC is correct individually but choice D is the most comprehensive answer as it includes all of the competencies mentioned.

Choice A is incorrect because environmental theories focus on the impact of the physical environment on health behaviors.

Choice B is incorrect because communication theories focus on how information is transmitted and received.

Choice D is incorrect because evaluation theories focus on assessing the effectiveness of interventions.

Choice A is incorrect because anxiety can actually decrease confidence.

Choice B is incorrect because high levels of cortisol, a hormone released in response to stress, can also decrease confidence.

Choice D is incorrect because stress can also decrease confidence.

Choice B is incorrect because access to healthcare is not one of the determinants that account for 70% of premature deaths.

Choice C is incorrect because genetics is not one of the determinants that account for 70% of premature deaths.

Choice D is incorrect because access to healthcare is not one of the determinants that account for 70% of premature deaths.

Choice A is incorrect because it only includes ethnicity and age while health disparities can be defined by a variety of factors.

Choice C is incorrect because it only includes lack of a designated primary care provider while health disparities can be defined by a variety of factors.

Choice D is incorrect because it only includes lack of insurance while health disparities can be defined by a variety of factors.

Choice B is incorrect because outcomes are the results or consequences of an action or event.

Choice C is incorrect because health promotion refers to the process of enabling people to increase control over their health and its determinants.

Choice D is incorrect because health education refers to the provision of information and instruction to individuals and communities about health- related topics.

Choice A is incorrect because population health involves understanding health outcomes and the distribution of care for a group of people, which could be defined by demographic information, specific health needs, geographic location, or other factors.

Choice C is incorrect because community health is focused on a geographically or culturally defined group rather than an at-risk group of individuals.

Choice D is incorrect because only community health is focused on a geographic area while population health can be defined by a variety of factors.

Choice B is incorrect because the teach-back method can be used to assess a patient’s understanding of instructions given by the nurse.

Choice A is incorrect because it only includes improved health status while there are other goals of health education.

Choice C is incorrect because it only includes empowerment while there are other goals of health education.

Choice D is incorrect because it only includes behavior change while there are other goals of health education.

Choice A, Knowledge is incorrect because it is part of the cognitive domain which focuses on knowledge and mental skills.

Choice B, Evaluation is incorrect because it is one of the levels of the cognitive domain.

Choice D, Attitude is incorrect because it is part of the affective domain which focuses on growth in feelings or emotional areas.

Choice B. Partnering with a nonprofit organization is incorrect because while it may be helpful, it does not necessarily ensure cultural appropriateness.

Choice C. Using governmental agencies as partners is incorrect because while it may be helpful, it does not necessarily ensure cultural appropriateness.

Choice D. Including a physician or a nurse on the planning committee is incorrect because while it may be helpful, it does not necessarily ensure cultural appropriateness.

Inject is incorrect because it does not correspond to the cognitive level of understanding or comprehension.

Design is incorrect because it does not correspond to the cognitive level of understanding or comprehension.

Develop is incorrect because it does not correspond to the cognitive level of understanding or comprehension.

To direct clients to change unhealthy behaviors is incorrect because it implies that health education is about telling people what to do rather than empowering them to make their own decisions.

As health professionals, we are the most knowledgeable to give clients information is incorrect because it implies that health education is only about providing information rather than empowering individuals to make their own decisions.

To ensure the clients do the best for their health is incorrect because it implies that health education is about telling people what is best for them rather than empowering them to make their own decisions.

Choice A, Cultural, is not a primary type of learning.

Choice C, Emotional, is not a primary type of learning as it is already covered under the affective domain which deals with feelings and attitudes.

Choice A is not a projected benefit of telemedicine.

Choice B is a projected benefit of telemedicine but it is not the only one. Choice C is a projected benefit of telemedicine but it is not the only one.

Telemedicine or telehealth can improve the quality of present care by enabling providers to treat more patients across a wider geographic area, communicate and work together more easily with other providers, receive patient data more quickly and efficiently from other providers, deliver better coordinated and more effective care, and help patients avoid unnecessary emergency room or office visits.
Telemedicine can also reduce the expense of healthcare costs by providing cost savings and convenience.

Choice A is not a major concern when preparing health promotion programs.

Choice B is not a major concern when preparing health promotion programs.

Choice C is not a major concern when preparing health promotion programs.

Choice B is not what the REALM assesses.

Choice C is not what the REALM assesses.

Choice D is not what the REALM assesses.

Choice A is not the answer because information in written materials should be simple and bulleted when possible to aid in understanding.

Choice B is not the answer because information should be linked to the students’ current knowledge to help them build upon what they already know.

Choice D is not the answer because written material should be verbally reinforced with the students to help them better understand and retain the information.

Choice A is not the answer because eleventh grade is too high of a reading level for health promotion materials.

Choice C is not the answer because fifth grade is also too high of a reading level for health promotion materials.

Choice D is not the answer because eighth grade is also too high of a reading level for health promotion materials.