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COMPLETE 350 REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
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1. A community health nurse is investigating an outbreak of
hepatitis A in a county. The number of new cases reported in
June is 45, and the total population is 150,000. What is the
incidence rate per 100,000 population?
A) 3 per 100,000
B) 30 per 100,000
C) 45 per 100,000
D) 300 per 100,000
Answer: B
Rationale: Incidence rate = (new cases / population) × 100,000
= (,000) × 100,000 = 30 per 100,000.
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,2. A nurse is calculating the prevalence of diabetes in a
community of 50,000 people. There are 2,500 existing cases
(old and new). The prevalence per 1,000 is:
A) 5 per 1,000
B) 20 per 1,000
C) 50 per 1,000
D) 100 per 1,000
Answer: C
Rationale: Prevalence = (total existing cases / total population)
× 1,000 = (2,,000) × 1,000 = 50 per 1,000.
3. A nurse is conducting a community windshield survey. Which
data collection method is being used?
A) Key informant interviews
B) Direct observation while driving or walking through the
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,community
C) Review of vital statistics
D) Focus groups
Answer: B
Rationale: Windshield survey is direct observation of community
characteristics (housing, transportation, safety, resources) from a
vehicle or on foot.
4. The nurse is using the precede-proceed model for a health
promotion program. The first phase involves:
A) Implementation
B) Evaluation
C) Social assessment (quality of life)
D) Administrative diagnosis
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, Answer: C
Rationale: Precede-Proceed begins with social assessment
(identifying community needs and desired quality of life).
5. A community health nurse is planning a smoking cessation
program. Which level of prevention is being used?
A) Primary prevention (preventing initiation of smoking)
B) Secondary prevention (early detection of lung cancer)
C) Tertiary prevention (rehabilitation after COPD diagnosis)
D) Both A and C depending on target population
Answer: D
Rationale: Smoking cessation can be primary (preventing
uptake) or tertiary (preventing complications in current smokers).
Screenings (secondary) are not cessation.
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COMPLETE 350 REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
ALREADY GRADED A+| BSNC 2055 FINAL EXAM PREP
(BRAND NEW!!)
1. A community health nurse is investigating an outbreak of
hepatitis A in a county. The number of new cases reported in
June is 45, and the total population is 150,000. What is the
incidence rate per 100,000 population?
A) 3 per 100,000
B) 30 per 100,000
C) 45 per 100,000
D) 300 per 100,000
Answer: B
Rationale: Incidence rate = (new cases / population) × 100,000
= (,000) × 100,000 = 30 per 100,000.
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,2. A nurse is calculating the prevalence of diabetes in a
community of 50,000 people. There are 2,500 existing cases
(old and new). The prevalence per 1,000 is:
A) 5 per 1,000
B) 20 per 1,000
C) 50 per 1,000
D) 100 per 1,000
Answer: C
Rationale: Prevalence = (total existing cases / total population)
× 1,000 = (2,,000) × 1,000 = 50 per 1,000.
3. A nurse is conducting a community windshield survey. Which
data collection method is being used?
A) Key informant interviews
B) Direct observation while driving or walking through the
2
,community
C) Review of vital statistics
D) Focus groups
Answer: B
Rationale: Windshield survey is direct observation of community
characteristics (housing, transportation, safety, resources) from a
vehicle or on foot.
4. The nurse is using the precede-proceed model for a health
promotion program. The first phase involves:
A) Implementation
B) Evaluation
C) Social assessment (quality of life)
D) Administrative diagnosis
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, Answer: C
Rationale: Precede-Proceed begins with social assessment
(identifying community needs and desired quality of life).
5. A community health nurse is planning a smoking cessation
program. Which level of prevention is being used?
A) Primary prevention (preventing initiation of smoking)
B) Secondary prevention (early detection of lung cancer)
C) Tertiary prevention (rehabilitation after COPD diagnosis)
D) Both A and C depending on target population
Answer: D
Rationale: Smoking cessation can be primary (preventing
uptake) or tertiary (preventing complications in current smokers).
Screenings (secondary) are not cessation.
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