Giselle Is a Community Health Nurse Working with Temporary Residents

question 3

Multiple Choice

Giselle is a community health nurse working with temporary residents in Vancouver. Giselle recognizes that her clients would benefit from English classes. Giselle mobilizes local community members who are willing to teach English to offer free classes one evening a week. Why is Giselle exploring this community health nursing intervention?

• A) Because the temporary residents are busy during the day
• B) Because language acquisition is challenging and underlies many recent immigrants' lives
• C) Because the temporary residents are embarrassed about their language skills
• D) Because temporary residents have significant other commitments

Reflect on the evolutionary and developmental perspectives on human needs and motivations.

Understand the concept of restricted and unrestricted gifts and their specific purposes.

Appreciate the importance of cost-effectiveness in fund-raising efforts.

Recognize the importance of setting fund-raising priorities and identifying prospects.

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Definitions:

Prime Field Hand

In historical contexts, especially during slavery in the United States, a term referring to enslaved African Americans who were considered to be the most physically capable and thus assigned to demanding field labor.

Slaveholding Class

Refers to the segment of society that owned slaves, primarily found in societies with agrarian economies where slave labor was used for agricultural production.

Paternalist Ethos

A belief system or societal attitude that promotes the idea of providing guidance or caring for others in a manner reflective of a parental figure.

Planter Class

Refers to the social class of wealthy farmers or landowners who owned plantations and often slaves.