The Impact of World War I on Public Health Nursing

question 17

Multiple Choice

The impact of World War I on public health nursing included (select all that apply) :

• A) Many communicable diseases were eradicated.
• B) The depletion of the ranks of public health nurses to the war.
• C) The feeling that the greatest patriotic duty was to stay at home.
• D) Expanding nursing services in the community was limited by lack of funding.

Understand the role of conflict in stress and its types.

Understand the Type A and Type B personality theory and its implications on health.

Explain the process and significance of cognitive appraisal in stress.

Describe the impact of corporate stress on organizations and potential outcomes.

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Definitions:

Primary Receptor

A sensor or nerve ending that detects changes in the environment or within the body and initiates a response by sending signals to the nervous system.

Pacinian Corpuscle

A type of mechanoreceptor found in the skin and visceral organs, sensitive to deep pressure and vibration.

Taste Receptor

Cells located on the taste buds that detect chemical components of foods, allowing the sensation of taste.

Hearing Receptor

Specialized cells located in the inner ear that transduce sound vibrations into neural signals.