Foundations for Population Health in Community/Public Health Nursing – Test Bank (6th Edition, Stanhope & Lancaster)

This Test Bank for Foundations for Population Health in Community/Public Health Nursing (6th Edition, Stanhope & Lancaster) offers a comprehensive collection of exam-style questions designed to reinforce core concepts in public and community health nursing. It is an invaluable resource for nursing students and educators aiming to master population health principles and prepare effectively for assessments.

Key topics covered include:

• Public health nursing and population health
• History of public health and community health nursing
• U.S. and global healthcare systems
• Government, law, and policy activism
• Economics of U.S. healthcare delivery
• Ethics in public and community health nursing practice
• Culture of populations in communities
• Environmental health
• Evidence-based practice
• Epidemiological applications
• Infectious disease prevention and control
• Community assessment and evaluation
• Health education in the community
• Case management
• Disaster management
• Public health surveillance and outbreak investigation
• Program management
• Healthcare improvement in the community
• Family development, family nursing assessment, and genomics
• Health risks across the lifespan
• Health equity and care of vulnerable populations
• Rural health and migrant health
• Poverty, homelessness, teen pregnancy, and mental illness
• Alcohol, tobacco, and other drug problems in the community
• Violence and human abuse
• Global health issues and nursing practice

Features:

• Multiple-choice, true/false, and scenario-based questions
• Aligned with all chapters of the 6th Edition textbook
• Includes correct answers and rationales
• Designed to reflect current public health nursing practices
• Ideal for exam preparation and clinical application

This resource supports nursing students in reinforcing textbook content, enhancing critical thinking, and applying public health principles effectively in various community settings.