WGU D513 POPULATION RISK
CERTIFICATION SCRIPT 2026 QUESTIONS
WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◍ LSD.
Answer: hallucinogensAcute Effects: hyperthermia, tachycardia, HTN,
sweating, sleepiness, numbness, dizziness, weakness, tremors, impulsive
behavior, rapid shifts in emotionHealth Risks: flashbacks, hallucinogenic
persisting perception disorder
◍ identify the BIG GEM based on the intervention example Satellite mapping
identifies new heat zones + mosquito spread Deploy vector control in
highest-risk neighborhoods.
Answer: geography
◍ birth defects, birth defects/LBW, SIDS, unintentional injuries, and maternal
pregnancy complications.
Answer: Common causes for infant mortality
◍ Rural Area.
Answer: population less than 5000 persons, population of population density
250 or less people per sq. mile, less than 2000 housing units- characterized
by open spaces and greater distance between neighbors BUT also limited
healthcare services (rely heavily on primary care physicians) and lack of
transportation
◍ Withdrawl.
Answer: drug-specific physical or mental symptoms that occur on the abrupt
stop of drug use
◍ Hepatitis A Vaccine (Hep A).
Answer: protects against serious liver disease that causes fatigue, low
, appetite, stomach pain, nausea, jaundiceTalk to Provider: people who are
moderately and severely ill at the time of the vaccine (may need to
delay)Risks from Vaccinations: fainting, dizziness, vision changes, ringing
in earsRecommended Population: children, adults not previously vaccinated,
international travelers, men who engage in sexual contact with other men,
drug users, people experiencing homelessness, people with HIV/chronic
liver disease
◍ resources.
Answer: protective factor leading to resilience- healthcare, childcare,
housing, education, job training, employment, recreation
◍ Social and Cultural Considerations Comparison.
Answer: - urban areas: greater cultural diversity requires nurse to be
well-versed in culturally competent care, language barriers may be a
challenge- rural areas: strong sense of community and trust in local
caregivers, stigma around seeking healthcare. especially for mental health,
can be a barrier
◍ Infant-Child Health Tertiary Prevention.
Answer: - rehab services- speech therapy- medical devices, nutritional
support, feeding tubes- parent training and social skills training for behavior
issues- support services for parents and caregivers
◍ Hep B, Dtap, PCV, Hib, IPV, RV.
Answer: what vaccines are given at 2 months?
◍ frequency of use.
Answer: how often the substance is used
◍ health risk of cocaine.
Answer: nasal damage
◍ Hep B, Dtap, IPV, flu, Hep A.
Answer: vaccines given at 18 months?
◍ MDMA.
, Answer: club drugAcute Effects: mild hallucinogenic effects, increased
tactile sensitivity, emphatic feelings, lowered inhibition, anxiety, chills,
sweating, teeth clenching, muscle cramping Health Risks: depression, sleep
disturbances, impaired memory, hyperthermia, addiction
◍ Inadequate Drinking Water and Lead Exposure in UA.
Answer: intervention to decrease health disparity; often occurring in older
homes, get screening for at-risk kids, education on signs of lead
poisoning/exposures (lead pipes, paint, old crib)
◍ bipolar, major depressive disorder and schizophrenia.
Answer: what 3 mental illnesses does Healthy People 2030 address?
◍ culturally responsive and trauma-informed care in UA.
Answer: intervention to decrease health disparity; eliminate language
barriers. avoid stigma and stereotype, respect for cultural and religious
differences
◍ population approach.
Answer: Focuses on the entire population and aims to reduce the risk for
everyone (Improving-the- Average)
◍ mental health stigma.
Answer: can be public, self or institutional- can stop patients from
getting/accessing necessary mental health care
◍ Maternal Health Secondary Prevention.
Answer: prenatal care, screening for genetic disorders, screening for
gestational diabetes, early detection and treatment of infections, screening
for postpartum depression
◍ Infant-Child Health Secondary Prevention.
Answer: - developmental screenings- hearing and vision screenings-
violence screenings aimed at protecting children who live in high-risk
environments- testing newborns for bilirubin levels
◍ define the I in BIG GEMS:.
CERTIFICATION SCRIPT 2026 QUESTIONS
WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◍ LSD.
Answer: hallucinogensAcute Effects: hyperthermia, tachycardia, HTN,
sweating, sleepiness, numbness, dizziness, weakness, tremors, impulsive
behavior, rapid shifts in emotionHealth Risks: flashbacks, hallucinogenic
persisting perception disorder
◍ identify the BIG GEM based on the intervention example Satellite mapping
identifies new heat zones + mosquito spread Deploy vector control in
highest-risk neighborhoods.
Answer: geography
◍ birth defects, birth defects/LBW, SIDS, unintentional injuries, and maternal
pregnancy complications.
Answer: Common causes for infant mortality
◍ Rural Area.
Answer: population less than 5000 persons, population of population density
250 or less people per sq. mile, less than 2000 housing units- characterized
by open spaces and greater distance between neighbors BUT also limited
healthcare services (rely heavily on primary care physicians) and lack of
transportation
◍ Withdrawl.
Answer: drug-specific physical or mental symptoms that occur on the abrupt
stop of drug use
◍ Hepatitis A Vaccine (Hep A).
Answer: protects against serious liver disease that causes fatigue, low
, appetite, stomach pain, nausea, jaundiceTalk to Provider: people who are
moderately and severely ill at the time of the vaccine (may need to
delay)Risks from Vaccinations: fainting, dizziness, vision changes, ringing
in earsRecommended Population: children, adults not previously vaccinated,
international travelers, men who engage in sexual contact with other men,
drug users, people experiencing homelessness, people with HIV/chronic
liver disease
◍ resources.
Answer: protective factor leading to resilience- healthcare, childcare,
housing, education, job training, employment, recreation
◍ Social and Cultural Considerations Comparison.
Answer: - urban areas: greater cultural diversity requires nurse to be
well-versed in culturally competent care, language barriers may be a
challenge- rural areas: strong sense of community and trust in local
caregivers, stigma around seeking healthcare. especially for mental health,
can be a barrier
◍ Infant-Child Health Tertiary Prevention.
Answer: - rehab services- speech therapy- medical devices, nutritional
support, feeding tubes- parent training and social skills training for behavior
issues- support services for parents and caregivers
◍ Hep B, Dtap, PCV, Hib, IPV, RV.
Answer: what vaccines are given at 2 months?
◍ frequency of use.
Answer: how often the substance is used
◍ health risk of cocaine.
Answer: nasal damage
◍ Hep B, Dtap, IPV, flu, Hep A.
Answer: vaccines given at 18 months?
◍ MDMA.
, Answer: club drugAcute Effects: mild hallucinogenic effects, increased
tactile sensitivity, emphatic feelings, lowered inhibition, anxiety, chills,
sweating, teeth clenching, muscle cramping Health Risks: depression, sleep
disturbances, impaired memory, hyperthermia, addiction
◍ Inadequate Drinking Water and Lead Exposure in UA.
Answer: intervention to decrease health disparity; often occurring in older
homes, get screening for at-risk kids, education on signs of lead
poisoning/exposures (lead pipes, paint, old crib)
◍ bipolar, major depressive disorder and schizophrenia.
Answer: what 3 mental illnesses does Healthy People 2030 address?
◍ culturally responsive and trauma-informed care in UA.
Answer: intervention to decrease health disparity; eliminate language
barriers. avoid stigma and stereotype, respect for cultural and religious
differences
◍ population approach.
Answer: Focuses on the entire population and aims to reduce the risk for
everyone (Improving-the- Average)
◍ mental health stigma.
Answer: can be public, self or institutional- can stop patients from
getting/accessing necessary mental health care
◍ Maternal Health Secondary Prevention.
Answer: prenatal care, screening for genetic disorders, screening for
gestational diabetes, early detection and treatment of infections, screening
for postpartum depression
◍ Infant-Child Health Secondary Prevention.
Answer: - developmental screenings- hearing and vision screenings-
violence screenings aimed at protecting children who live in high-risk
environments- testing newborns for bilirubin levels
◍ define the I in BIG GEMS:.
