NR503 MIDTERM ACTUAL EXAM SCRIPT
2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
⩥ Population. Answer: A group of individuals that belong to the same
species and live in the same area
⩥ How are outcomes measured?. Answer: the end result after
treatment/intervention that describes a patients health status
⩥ social justice theory. Answer: relates advocacy, health disparities and
outcomes (equality)
⩥ primary intervention. Answer: an intervention that occurs before the
onset of the disease
⩥ secondary intervention. Answer: after disease but before symptoms
*screening*
⩥ health inequity. Answer: a difference or disparity in health outcomes
that is systematic, avoidable, and unjust
, ⩥ Social Justice. Answer: the defense of human dignity by ensuring that
essential human needs are met and that essential human rights are
protected for all people
⩥ Campaign for Action. Answer: limit health disparities across the
nation
⩥ Sources of epidemiological data. Answer: HP 2020, Quick Health
Data Online System, NCHS, AAMC, Health Equity
⩥ Screening and Diagnostic Tests. Answer: ** population specific
** should be tested and have available statistics that speak to their
specificity, sensitivity, and + predictive value
⩥ Speceficity. Answer: Patients DO NOT have disease and were given
negative test results
⩥ Sensitivity. Answer: Patients who DO have disease AND are given
positive test results
Sensitive to the truth
⩥ + predictive value. Answer: Probability that a person with a + result
truly does have the disease
2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
⩥ Population. Answer: A group of individuals that belong to the same
species and live in the same area
⩥ How are outcomes measured?. Answer: the end result after
treatment/intervention that describes a patients health status
⩥ social justice theory. Answer: relates advocacy, health disparities and
outcomes (equality)
⩥ primary intervention. Answer: an intervention that occurs before the
onset of the disease
⩥ secondary intervention. Answer: after disease but before symptoms
*screening*
⩥ health inequity. Answer: a difference or disparity in health outcomes
that is systematic, avoidable, and unjust
, ⩥ Social Justice. Answer: the defense of human dignity by ensuring that
essential human needs are met and that essential human rights are
protected for all people
⩥ Campaign for Action. Answer: limit health disparities across the
nation
⩥ Sources of epidemiological data. Answer: HP 2020, Quick Health
Data Online System, NCHS, AAMC, Health Equity
⩥ Screening and Diagnostic Tests. Answer: ** population specific
** should be tested and have available statistics that speak to their
specificity, sensitivity, and + predictive value
⩥ Speceficity. Answer: Patients DO NOT have disease and were given
negative test results
⩥ Sensitivity. Answer: Patients who DO have disease AND are given
positive test results
Sensitive to the truth
⩥ + predictive value. Answer: Probability that a person with a + result
truly does have the disease
