Research a health promotion program or initiative that you can operating in another country, or by an international organization, such as the World Health Organization. Find a similar initiative operating somewhere in the United States. · In your opinion, what topic has seen the most important progress in health worldwide over the last 50 years? · Is the information presented in both initiatives the same or are there differences (beyond language). If differences are seen, what are they? Would you expect the initiative to be more or less effective if the format and information was similar or different? · Many people around the word believe that illness is caused by factors other than disease as defined by the biomedical model. How could a health promotion initiative be adapted to address this belief?

At night an elderly client with senile dementia wanders into other clients rooms, awakening them.  What is the best nursing interventions for dealing with this clients insomnia and nocturnal roaming?

A. Administer a benzodiazepine at bedtime as ordered
B. Administer a low dose antipsychotic at bedtime as ordered
C. Administer a barbiturate at bedtime as ordered
D. Lock the clients door at bedtime

Describe an example from your practice or your own healthcare experiences in which there has been a shift from the medical model of disease prevention to health promotion in health care. Describe the shift from the individual to the community setting. Explain the role that the nurse assumes in this transition to merge partnerships in the transition from individual health promotion to the community model of health promotion.

A client is receiving haloperidol to reduce psychotic symptoms.  As the client watches television with others the nurse notes that the client is restless, constantly moving and changing position. When the nurse ask what is wrong, the client states feeling jittery.  How should the nurse manage this situation?

A. Ask the client to sit still or leave the room because the client is distracting the other clients.
B. Assess the clients cardiac and respiratory system.
C. Administer an as needed dose of a prescribed beta adrenergic blocker.
D.  Administer an as needed dose of haloperidol