- Ignoring power imbalances
- Empowering the community to advocate for their own needs and addressing historical injustices
- Making decisions for the community
- Prioritizing external funding sources
Category: Community Health-II
- Normal aging process
- Diabetic neuropathy, requiring further assessment and discussion with the physician about glycemic control
- Muscle cramps
- Improved circulation
- Administer more opioid for pain
- Assess respiratory status, administer naloxone if indicated, and notify the physician of opioid overdose symptoms
- Tell the patient to sleep it off
- Encourage the patient to walk around
- Inability to watch movies
- Disruption of remote patient monitoring, inability to access online medical records, and delayed communication with healthcare providers
- Increased face-to-face interaction
- Longer wait times for social media
- Storing vaccines at room temperature
- Maintaining the cold chain (proper temperature storage) from manufacturer to administration
- Freezing all vaccines
- Exposing vaccines to direct sunlight
- It's okay to stop when symptoms resolve
- Take the antibiotic as prescribed for the full duration to prevent recurrence, even if asymptomatic
- Only take when symptoms appear
- Double the dose if a UTI develops
- Increased discrimination
- Equal insurance coverage and access to mental health and substance use disorder services as for physical health
- Limited access to mental health care
- Increased out-of-pocket costs
- Relying solely on grant funding
- Building community capacity, fostering local ownership, and diversifying funding sources
- Ignoring community input
- Making the program overly complex
- Promoting fossil fuel use
- Advocating for sustainable practices, educating communities on climate-related health risks, and building adaptive capacity
- Ignoring climate change
- Focusing only on individual actions
- Normal side effect of statins
- Rhabdomyolysis or myopathy, requiring physician notification and muscle enzyme level assessment
- Gout
- Allergy
- Patient is not trying hard enough
- Assess for underlying systemic issues (e.g., nutritional deficiencies, uncontrolled diabetes, peripheral vascular disease)
- Apply more dressing
- Change dressing less frequently
- Administer more opioid for pain
- Assess respiratory status, administer naloxone if indicated, and notify the physician of opioid overdose symptoms
- Tell the patient to sleep it off
- Encourage the patient to walk around
- Genetic predisposition
- Self-efficacy, observational learning, and reciprocal determinism
- Socioeconomic status only
- Environmental factors only
- Encourage sharing of food
- Implement strict infection control, isolation of symptomatic individuals, and rapid cleaning/disinfection
- Ignore the outbreak
- Promote communal dining
- Process evaluation
- Outcome evaluation
- Structure evaluation
- Input evaluation
- Increased unintended pregnancies
- Reduced rates of STIs and unintended pregnancies, and improved sexual health knowledge
- Increased risky behaviors
- Limited access to information
- Preventing the onset of chronic diseases
- Providing rehabilitation services, self-management education, and support for living with chronic conditions
- Screening for early detection
- Administering vaccines
- This is a sign of allergy
- This can be a side effect, but it's important to continue the medication; rinse mouth after use
- Stop the medication immediately
- Increase the dose to stop the cough
