ATI Community Health Exam Questions with Correct Answers
Question 1:
Continuity of care: Priority action prior to discharging a client home care future needs of the
client
Answer:
discharge planningdischarge planning requires ongoing communication between the client,
nurse, providers, family and other health care providers. The goal of discharge planning is to
enhance the well-being of the client by establishing appropriate options for meeting health care
needs of the client Communicable Diseases, Disasters, and Bioterrorism: Care for clients
following a mass
Question 2:
causality; disaster response
Answer:
-different agencies, governmental, and nongovernmental, areresponsible for different levels of
disaster response. Some agencies include Federal Emergency
Question 3:
Communicable Diseases, Disasters, and Bioterrorism: Care for clients following a mass
Answer:
American Red Cross, Office of Emergency Management (OEM), and the public health system
Question 4:
causality; disaster response assessment
Answer:
The assessment includes: How many people are
Question 5:
affected? How many are injured or dead? How much fresh water and food is available? What
are the areas of risk or sanitation problems?Communicable Diseases, Disasters, and
Bioterrorism: Care for clients following a mass causality; Participation in disaster response
includesof shelters
Answer:
-Activating the disaster management plan-Performing triage and directing those affected,
,coordinating evacuation, quarantine and opening-Triaging involves identifying those who have
serious versus minor injuries, prioritizing care of
Question 6:
Continuity of care: Priority action prior to discharging a client home care future needs of the
client
Answer:
discharge planning
Question 7:
responsible for different levels of disaster response. Some agencies include Federal Emergency
Communicable Diseases, Disasters, and Bioterrorism: Care for clients following a mass
Answer:
the victims, and transferring those requiring immediate attention to medical facilities
Question 8:
causality; Participation in disaster recovery includes... health care needs of the affected
population
-Providing and coordinating care in shelters
Answer:
-Making home visits and reassessing the
Question 9:
-Providing stress counseling and assessing for PTSD or delayed stress reactions, and making
Communicable Diseases, Disasters, and Bioterrorism: Public Health Nurse Contribution to a
Answer:
referrals for psychological treatment
Question 10:
Community Disaster Plan
Answer:
-Participation in risk assessment
, Question 11:
What type of environmental dangers (chemical plants, sewage displacement) may be involved?
Communicable Diseases, Disasters, and Bioterrorism: Public Health Nurse Contribution to a
Community Disaster Plan; disaster planning
most probable disaster threats. how to access it
-Identifying the first responders in the community disaster plan local, state and national levels
command
infectious control items, medical supplies, food and portable water
-Checking equipment regularly to ensure proper operation
Answer:
-developing a disaster response plan based on the
Question 12:
-Identifying the community disaster warning system and communication center, and learning
-Making a list of agencies that are available for the varying levels of disaster management at the
-Defining the nursing roles in first priority, second priority and third priority triage Hepatitis and
Cirrhosis: Teaching a Client Who Has Hepatitis A hepatic healing
frequent meals med
-use proper hand hygeine
Answer:
-Limit activity to promote
Question 13:
-Provide high-carb, high-calorie, low- to moderate fat, low- to moderate protein diet and small
-avoid sex until hepatitis antibody testing is negative, avoid alcohol, avoid OTC meds and herbal
-Hep A vaccination is recommended for postexposure protection Meningitis: Immunization
Recommendations
Answer:
Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) vaccine-
Question 14:
Pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine (PPSV)- Vaccinate adults who are immunocompromised,
Answer:
ensure infants receive vaccine for bacterial meningitis on schedule
Question 1:
Continuity of care: Priority action prior to discharging a client home care future needs of the
client
Answer:
discharge planningdischarge planning requires ongoing communication between the client,
nurse, providers, family and other health care providers. The goal of discharge planning is to
enhance the well-being of the client by establishing appropriate options for meeting health care
needs of the client Communicable Diseases, Disasters, and Bioterrorism: Care for clients
following a mass
Question 2:
causality; disaster response
Answer:
-different agencies, governmental, and nongovernmental, areresponsible for different levels of
disaster response. Some agencies include Federal Emergency
Question 3:
Communicable Diseases, Disasters, and Bioterrorism: Care for clients following a mass
Answer:
American Red Cross, Office of Emergency Management (OEM), and the public health system
Question 4:
causality; disaster response assessment
Answer:
The assessment includes: How many people are
Question 5:
affected? How many are injured or dead? How much fresh water and food is available? What
are the areas of risk or sanitation problems?Communicable Diseases, Disasters, and
Bioterrorism: Care for clients following a mass causality; Participation in disaster response
includesof shelters
Answer:
-Activating the disaster management plan-Performing triage and directing those affected,
,coordinating evacuation, quarantine and opening-Triaging involves identifying those who have
serious versus minor injuries, prioritizing care of
Question 6:
Continuity of care: Priority action prior to discharging a client home care future needs of the
client
Answer:
discharge planning
Question 7:
responsible for different levels of disaster response. Some agencies include Federal Emergency
Communicable Diseases, Disasters, and Bioterrorism: Care for clients following a mass
Answer:
the victims, and transferring those requiring immediate attention to medical facilities
Question 8:
causality; Participation in disaster recovery includes... health care needs of the affected
population
-Providing and coordinating care in shelters
Answer:
-Making home visits and reassessing the
Question 9:
-Providing stress counseling and assessing for PTSD or delayed stress reactions, and making
Communicable Diseases, Disasters, and Bioterrorism: Public Health Nurse Contribution to a
Answer:
referrals for psychological treatment
Question 10:
Community Disaster Plan
Answer:
-Participation in risk assessment
, Question 11:
What type of environmental dangers (chemical plants, sewage displacement) may be involved?
Communicable Diseases, Disasters, and Bioterrorism: Public Health Nurse Contribution to a
Community Disaster Plan; disaster planning
most probable disaster threats. how to access it
-Identifying the first responders in the community disaster plan local, state and national levels
command
infectious control items, medical supplies, food and portable water
-Checking equipment regularly to ensure proper operation
Answer:
-developing a disaster response plan based on the
Question 12:
-Identifying the community disaster warning system and communication center, and learning
-Making a list of agencies that are available for the varying levels of disaster management at the
-Defining the nursing roles in first priority, second priority and third priority triage Hepatitis and
Cirrhosis: Teaching a Client Who Has Hepatitis A hepatic healing
frequent meals med
-use proper hand hygeine
Answer:
-Limit activity to promote
Question 13:
-Provide high-carb, high-calorie, low- to moderate fat, low- to moderate protein diet and small
-avoid sex until hepatitis antibody testing is negative, avoid alcohol, avoid OTC meds and herbal
-Hep A vaccination is recommended for postexposure protection Meningitis: Immunization
Recommendations
Answer:
Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) vaccine-
Question 14:
Pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine (PPSV)- Vaccinate adults who are immunocompromised,
Answer:
ensure infants receive vaccine for bacterial meningitis on schedule