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Malvika answered on
May 18 2021
Chamberlain University College of Nursing NR443/435/436 Community Health Nursing
NR443/435/436: Community Windshield Survey Form
Directions: Please refer to the Community Windshield Survey Guidelines and grading ru
ic in your NR443/435/436 course for specific instructions in order to complete the information below. You are required to use this form for your submission.
Drive through the community where you live or work several times. Document your observations in order to complete the tables below. All short answers must be in complete sentences.
Name: Date:
1. Community Description
Name of city or town and state: Maryland
Name of the street or road where you live or work in this community:
Nature of this community (rural, subu
an, u
an): U
an
Describe your community in 2-3 complete sentences: similar to other areas of Maryland, this community is also full of greenery and rich in seafood variety. The climate does not show much variation due to proximity with the sea. It has rich diversity of flaura and fauna.
2. Community Vitality
Question
Many
Some
Few or None
Did the people you observed during your drivethough appear healthy?
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Did you seepeople with obvious physical disabilities, such as those using walkers or wheelchairs?
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Did you see those with apparent mental or emotional disabilities?
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Did you observe people smoking tobacco products?
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Did you observe people who appear to be under the influence of drugs or alcohol?
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Did you see pregnant women?
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Did you see pregnant adolescents?
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Did you see young women or men with strollers or young children?
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Answer the following questions using complete sentences.
What was the approximate age range of the people you saw (youngest to oldest): The approximate age range of the people that I saw was 5 to 60 years.
Describe the general appearance of those you observed (thin, obese, fit, undernourished, etc.):
The general appearance of the people that I observed can be described as obese or overweight.
Describe the dress of those you observed (unkempt, torn, appropriate, well-dressed, etc.):
Most of the people that I observed were well-dressed.
Briefly describe what the people you observedwere doing (driving, exercising, socializing, etc.): while observing I saw that the people were socializing, a few were exercising and some were driving while some were doing their daily chores.
3. Indicators of Social and Economic Conditions
Question
Many
Some
Few or none
Did you observe housing that was run down or dilapidated?
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Were any areas undergoing renewal?
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Was public housing observed?
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Was there public transit?
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Were there bus stops?
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Was transportation to health care resources observed?
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Were there job opportunities nea
y, such as factories, small businesses, or military installations?
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Were there unemployed people visible, such as homeless people?
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Did you see people congregating in groups on the street?
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Did you note any seasonal workers, such as migrant or day laborers?
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Did you observe any children or adolescents out of school during the typical school hours?
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Did you observe any political signs?
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Do you see any evidence of health education on billboards, advertisements, or signs?
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Answer the following questions using complete sentences.
What kinds of housing did you observe (detached homes, apartments, etc.)?
Many houses that I observed were apartments and some were detached homes....