HESI RN COMMUNITY HEALTH LATEST VERSIONS 1,2 AND
3 - EXAMINATION COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND DETAILED
SOLUTIONS LATEST UPDATE THIS YEAR JUST RELEASED
Question 1: A nurse has developed a six month program to
address. The increased cases of hospital acquired infections
among clients in long-term care facilities. The program includes
three mandatory classes on proper handwashing techniques and
increases the availability of hand cleaners in the facility. Which
measure provides the best indication of the programs
effectiveness? 1. Survey employees to determine how often hand
cleansers are used during client care. 2. Compare the incidence of
infections before and after the programs implementation. 3.
Observed a random sample of employees, washing their hands
three weeks after the program starts. 4. Using an experimental
design to compare program participants with a control group.
Answer:
2. compare the incidence of infections before and after the programs
implementation
Question 2: A significant reduction in the rate of hospital acquired
infections after implementing the program will indicate that the
program is effective a 23 year-old visits the health department
clinic with symptoms of abdominal pain, painful urination, fever
and vaginal discharge. She states the symptoms began three days
ago. he reports having three sexual partners over the past 60 days.
She has visited the clinic three times in the past 12 months for
similar concerns. No sexually transmitted infections were
diagnosed on these three prior visits. What type of preventative
education should the nurse identify for this client? 1. Primary,
which would include education and safe sex practices. 2.
Secondary, which would include regular screenings for sexually
,transmitted infections 3. Tertiary, which would include education
regarding prescribed treatments for sexually transmitted
infections. 4. quanternary, which would include strategies to avoid
unnecessary or harmful interventions
Answer:
1. Primary prevention, which would include education and safe sex practices.
Question 3: given the clients history of multiple sick partners and
recurrent symptoms. Suggestive of STI's education on sex
practices would be an appropriate preventative strategy. The
number of students seeking information about teenage pregnancy
has risen by 259% two years ago a nurse evaluated the health and
knee of high school students and identify student pregnancy as a
significant issue as a result. The nurse created a pregnancy
prevention program for the entire school district which outcome is
the strongest evidence of the program success. 1. 80% of students
participate in voluntary sexual education seminar. 2. Students
report in average of two years for their first sexual encounter. 3.
75% of parents expressed support for a pregnancy prevention
program into school. 4. The school district reports a decrease in
the number of teenage pregnancies.
Answer:
4. The school district reports a decrease in the number of teenage
pregnancies.
Question 4: Since there was a decrease in the number of teenage
pregnancy, this indicates that the program is a success The
epidemiological triad can be utilized in diverse strategies for
preventing form, machinery, injuries. Which action should the
nurse take to concentrate on the agent? 1. Convert written vehicle
instructions into a pictorial format. 2. Educate farm workers not to
,smoke around for equipment. 3. Offer rehab services to farm
workers. 4. Collaborate with lawmakers to mandate safe tractor
design.
Answer:
4. Collaborate with lawmakers to mandate safe tractor design.
Question 5: By addressing the issue at the design level, many
injuries can be prevented A public health nurse is assessing
resources in a rural community which healthcare resource is of
upmost importance to the community? 1. Annual healthcare fair. 2.
Family planning center. 3. Access to trauma care. 4. Plan for
weather related disasters.
Answer:
3. Access to trauma.
Question 6: Injuries and acute illnesses require immediate
attention. Having access to trauma can significantly improve
outcomes. During a home visit, the nurse observed the elderly
patient trying to walk to the bathroom. The patient appears to
unstable and clings to furniture while refusing any help. What
action should the nurse take? 1. Suggest the patient get a walker. 2.
Encourage the patient to acquire a medical alert device. 3. Ensure
the patient's privacy while in the bathroom. 4. Identify potential
safety hazards in the home.
Answer:
4. Identify potential safety hazards in the home.
Question 7: The nurse can work with the patient and their family to
make necessary changes to improve safety and prevent falls in the
home A healthcare provider requested a community health nurse to
, make weekly visits to a 10 year-old patient for weight reduction,
monitoring, fingerstick, blood glucose levels and severe
headaches. The nurse is reviewing the patient's data. Which data
warrants follow up? 1. The patient reports being teased by his
friends, were being overweight 2. The patient prefers solitary place
situation. 3. The patient lives with his mother and younger brother
in subsidize housing in an inner city setting. 4. The patient reports
becoming easily short of breath.
Answer:
4. The patient reports becoming easily short of breath.
Question 8: Shortness of breath can indicate a number of health
issues, including asthma, heart conditions, or other respiratory
problems. This warrants immediate follow up. A community health
nurse collaborated with the American Heart Association to launch a
comprehensive educational program about strokes and coronary
artery syndrome. Which result indicates that the program was
successful? 1. All educational pamphlets prepared for distribution,
where disseminated among us served counties. 2. 75% of the
workshop attendees rated the educational program is outstanding.
3. Cardiac relative fatal has decreased by 109% six months after the
programs presentation. 4. 65% of the programs participants
committed to adopting a healthier lifestyle.
Answer:
3. Cardiac relative fatal has decreased by 109% six months after the
programs presentation.
Question 9: A decrease in cardiac related fatalities indicates the
program successful in its goal A nurse designed a series of four
weekly classes for clients with type two diabetes. Which
information should the nurse use as an outcome evaluation for the
3 - EXAMINATION COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND DETAILED
SOLUTIONS LATEST UPDATE THIS YEAR JUST RELEASED
Question 1: A nurse has developed a six month program to
address. The increased cases of hospital acquired infections
among clients in long-term care facilities. The program includes
three mandatory classes on proper handwashing techniques and
increases the availability of hand cleaners in the facility. Which
measure provides the best indication of the programs
effectiveness? 1. Survey employees to determine how often hand
cleansers are used during client care. 2. Compare the incidence of
infections before and after the programs implementation. 3.
Observed a random sample of employees, washing their hands
three weeks after the program starts. 4. Using an experimental
design to compare program participants with a control group.
Answer:
2. compare the incidence of infections before and after the programs
implementation
Question 2: A significant reduction in the rate of hospital acquired
infections after implementing the program will indicate that the
program is effective a 23 year-old visits the health department
clinic with symptoms of abdominal pain, painful urination, fever
and vaginal discharge. She states the symptoms began three days
ago. he reports having three sexual partners over the past 60 days.
She has visited the clinic three times in the past 12 months for
similar concerns. No sexually transmitted infections were
diagnosed on these three prior visits. What type of preventative
education should the nurse identify for this client? 1. Primary,
which would include education and safe sex practices. 2.
Secondary, which would include regular screenings for sexually
,transmitted infections 3. Tertiary, which would include education
regarding prescribed treatments for sexually transmitted
infections. 4. quanternary, which would include strategies to avoid
unnecessary or harmful interventions
Answer:
1. Primary prevention, which would include education and safe sex practices.
Question 3: given the clients history of multiple sick partners and
recurrent symptoms. Suggestive of STI's education on sex
practices would be an appropriate preventative strategy. The
number of students seeking information about teenage pregnancy
has risen by 259% two years ago a nurse evaluated the health and
knee of high school students and identify student pregnancy as a
significant issue as a result. The nurse created a pregnancy
prevention program for the entire school district which outcome is
the strongest evidence of the program success. 1. 80% of students
participate in voluntary sexual education seminar. 2. Students
report in average of two years for their first sexual encounter. 3.
75% of parents expressed support for a pregnancy prevention
program into school. 4. The school district reports a decrease in
the number of teenage pregnancies.
Answer:
4. The school district reports a decrease in the number of teenage
pregnancies.
Question 4: Since there was a decrease in the number of teenage
pregnancy, this indicates that the program is a success The
epidemiological triad can be utilized in diverse strategies for
preventing form, machinery, injuries. Which action should the
nurse take to concentrate on the agent? 1. Convert written vehicle
instructions into a pictorial format. 2. Educate farm workers not to
,smoke around for equipment. 3. Offer rehab services to farm
workers. 4. Collaborate with lawmakers to mandate safe tractor
design.
Answer:
4. Collaborate with lawmakers to mandate safe tractor design.
Question 5: By addressing the issue at the design level, many
injuries can be prevented A public health nurse is assessing
resources in a rural community which healthcare resource is of
upmost importance to the community? 1. Annual healthcare fair. 2.
Family planning center. 3. Access to trauma care. 4. Plan for
weather related disasters.
Answer:
3. Access to trauma.
Question 6: Injuries and acute illnesses require immediate
attention. Having access to trauma can significantly improve
outcomes. During a home visit, the nurse observed the elderly
patient trying to walk to the bathroom. The patient appears to
unstable and clings to furniture while refusing any help. What
action should the nurse take? 1. Suggest the patient get a walker. 2.
Encourage the patient to acquire a medical alert device. 3. Ensure
the patient's privacy while in the bathroom. 4. Identify potential
safety hazards in the home.
Answer:
4. Identify potential safety hazards in the home.
Question 7: The nurse can work with the patient and their family to
make necessary changes to improve safety and prevent falls in the
home A healthcare provider requested a community health nurse to
, make weekly visits to a 10 year-old patient for weight reduction,
monitoring, fingerstick, blood glucose levels and severe
headaches. The nurse is reviewing the patient's data. Which data
warrants follow up? 1. The patient reports being teased by his
friends, were being overweight 2. The patient prefers solitary place
situation. 3. The patient lives with his mother and younger brother
in subsidize housing in an inner city setting. 4. The patient reports
becoming easily short of breath.
Answer:
4. The patient reports becoming easily short of breath.
Question 8: Shortness of breath can indicate a number of health
issues, including asthma, heart conditions, or other respiratory
problems. This warrants immediate follow up. A community health
nurse collaborated with the American Heart Association to launch a
comprehensive educational program about strokes and coronary
artery syndrome. Which result indicates that the program was
successful? 1. All educational pamphlets prepared for distribution,
where disseminated among us served counties. 2. 75% of the
workshop attendees rated the educational program is outstanding.
3. Cardiac relative fatal has decreased by 109% six months after the
programs presentation. 4. 65% of the programs participants
committed to adopting a healthier lifestyle.
Answer:
3. Cardiac relative fatal has decreased by 109% six months after the
programs presentation.
Question 9: A decrease in cardiac related fatalities indicates the
program successful in its goal A nurse designed a series of four
weekly classes for clients with type two diabetes. Which
information should the nurse use as an outcome evaluation for the
