NR 442 EXAM 3/FINAL -COMMUNITY HEALTH
NURSING |ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS|BRAND NEW 2026-2027
UPDATE|GRADED A+
Question 1
When describing the global framework, which of the following would the community
health nurse be least likely to include?
A) Population
B) Provider
C) Procedure
D) Physician
CORRECT ANSWER
D) Physician
The global framework is bounded by a context and includes three parts, the three "Ps."
These are the population, the provider, and the procedure. Physician would be included
as a provider.
Question 2
When applying the Universal Imperatives of Care, which of the following would be the
priority?
A) Mortality
B) Daily functioning
C) Decision making
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,D) Cost
CORRECT ANSWER
A) Mortality
The Universal Imperatives of Care include mortality, morbidity, daily functioning,
decision making, and cost. This paradigm underscores the notion of first things first. That
is, one must be alive and well before interventions focus on functioning or decision
making.
Question 3
A nursing student is considering a career in international community health nursing.
Which of the following statements are accurate regarding the context of international
community health nursing? Select all that apply.
A) Global community health care is complex and is affected by multiple factors relating to
geography, history, politics, culture, religion, and economy.
B) The types of services that can be provided include a range from providing clinical services
to policy making at an international level.
C) People's conception of health, wellness, and illness are static from culture to culture.
D) By looking through a computer window, the student is able to see almost anyplace,
connect to about any person, and access information about almost any concept.
E) The ways in which people view nurses and other health care providers are affected by
their attitudes toward women, their culture, and belief systems.
CORRECT ANSWER
A) Global community health care is complex and is affected by multiple factors relating to
geography, history, politics, culture, religion, and economy.
B) The types of services that can be provided include a range from providing clinical
services to policy making at an international level.
D) By looking through a computer window, the student is able to see almost anyplace,
connect to about any person, and access information about almost any concept.
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, E) The ways in which people view nurses and other health care providers are affected by
their attitudes toward women, their culture, and belief systems.
The following statements are true: Global community health care is complex and is
affected by multiple factors relating to geography, history, politics, culture, religion, and
economy; The types of services that can be provided include a range from providing
clinical services to policy making at an international level; By looking through a computer
window, the student is able to see almost anyplace, connect to about any person, and
access information about almost any concept; The ways in which people view nurses and
other health care providers are affected by their attitudes toward women, their culture,
and belief systems. The statement that people's conceptions of health are static from
culture to culture is false. Indeed, people's conceptions of health, wellness, and illness
vary from culture to culture.
Question 4
A community health nurse is preparing a presentation for a community group about
tuberculosis (TB) and its current epidemic status. Which of the following would the nurse
include in the presentation about this disease?
A) TB kills about 1.7 million people each year.
B) All persons who are infected by the causative organism become ill and can spread the
causative organism to others throughout the remainder of their lifetime.
C) Three fourths of the world's population is thought to be currently infected by the
causative organism.
D) The highest number of deaths is in Eastern Europe.
CORRECT ANSWER
A) TB kills about 1.7 million people each year.
TB kills approximately 1.7 million people each year. Only 5 to 10 of those infected
become ill or can spread the causative organism to others within their lifetime. One third
of the world's population is thought to be currently infected by the causative organism
(tubercle bacillus). The highest number of deaths occur in Africa.
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, Question 5
A community health nurse has identified noise as an environmental hazard. Using the
Blumenthal classification, the nurse would identify this as which of the following class?
A) Infectious agents
B) Asphyxiates
C) Poison
D) Physical agents
CORRECT ANSWER
D) Physical agents
The Blumenthal classification lists classes of environmental hazards. They include
infectious agents (e.g., bacteria and viruses), respiratory fibrotic agents (e.g., coal dust),
asphyxiates (e.g., carbon monoxide), poison (e.g., pesticides), physical agents (e.g.,
noise), psychological agents (stressful synergisms such as crowding combined with
noise), mutagens (e.g., dioxin), teratogens (e.g., cadmium), and carcinogens (e.g.,
cigarette smoke)
Question 6
Which one of the following factors has resulted in the Era of Chronic Long-Term Health
Conditions?
A) Decreased usage of tobacco by young populations
B) Despite programs of control, many infectious diseases persist with many people surviving
to experience chronic, long-term conditions secondary to the infectious disease.
C) Shorter life expectancies due to chronic diseases
D) Death from infectious diseases results in a decrease in degenerative diseases.
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NURSING |ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS|BRAND NEW 2026-2027
UPDATE|GRADED A+
Question 1
When describing the global framework, which of the following would the community
health nurse be least likely to include?
A) Population
B) Provider
C) Procedure
D) Physician
CORRECT ANSWER
D) Physician
The global framework is bounded by a context and includes three parts, the three "Ps."
These are the population, the provider, and the procedure. Physician would be included
as a provider.
Question 2
When applying the Universal Imperatives of Care, which of the following would be the
priority?
A) Mortality
B) Daily functioning
C) Decision making
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,D) Cost
CORRECT ANSWER
A) Mortality
The Universal Imperatives of Care include mortality, morbidity, daily functioning,
decision making, and cost. This paradigm underscores the notion of first things first. That
is, one must be alive and well before interventions focus on functioning or decision
making.
Question 3
A nursing student is considering a career in international community health nursing.
Which of the following statements are accurate regarding the context of international
community health nursing? Select all that apply.
A) Global community health care is complex and is affected by multiple factors relating to
geography, history, politics, culture, religion, and economy.
B) The types of services that can be provided include a range from providing clinical services
to policy making at an international level.
C) People's conception of health, wellness, and illness are static from culture to culture.
D) By looking through a computer window, the student is able to see almost anyplace,
connect to about any person, and access information about almost any concept.
E) The ways in which people view nurses and other health care providers are affected by
their attitudes toward women, their culture, and belief systems.
CORRECT ANSWER
A) Global community health care is complex and is affected by multiple factors relating to
geography, history, politics, culture, religion, and economy.
B) The types of services that can be provided include a range from providing clinical
services to policy making at an international level.
D) By looking through a computer window, the student is able to see almost anyplace,
connect to about any person, and access information about almost any concept.
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, E) The ways in which people view nurses and other health care providers are affected by
their attitudes toward women, their culture, and belief systems.
The following statements are true: Global community health care is complex and is
affected by multiple factors relating to geography, history, politics, culture, religion, and
economy; The types of services that can be provided include a range from providing
clinical services to policy making at an international level; By looking through a computer
window, the student is able to see almost anyplace, connect to about any person, and
access information about almost any concept; The ways in which people view nurses and
other health care providers are affected by their attitudes toward women, their culture,
and belief systems. The statement that people's conceptions of health are static from
culture to culture is false. Indeed, people's conceptions of health, wellness, and illness
vary from culture to culture.
Question 4
A community health nurse is preparing a presentation for a community group about
tuberculosis (TB) and its current epidemic status. Which of the following would the nurse
include in the presentation about this disease?
A) TB kills about 1.7 million people each year.
B) All persons who are infected by the causative organism become ill and can spread the
causative organism to others throughout the remainder of their lifetime.
C) Three fourths of the world's population is thought to be currently infected by the
causative organism.
D) The highest number of deaths is in Eastern Europe.
CORRECT ANSWER
A) TB kills about 1.7 million people each year.
TB kills approximately 1.7 million people each year. Only 5 to 10 of those infected
become ill or can spread the causative organism to others within their lifetime. One third
of the world's population is thought to be currently infected by the causative organism
(tubercle bacillus). The highest number of deaths occur in Africa.
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, Question 5
A community health nurse has identified noise as an environmental hazard. Using the
Blumenthal classification, the nurse would identify this as which of the following class?
A) Infectious agents
B) Asphyxiates
C) Poison
D) Physical agents
CORRECT ANSWER
D) Physical agents
The Blumenthal classification lists classes of environmental hazards. They include
infectious agents (e.g., bacteria and viruses), respiratory fibrotic agents (e.g., coal dust),
asphyxiates (e.g., carbon monoxide), poison (e.g., pesticides), physical agents (e.g.,
noise), psychological agents (stressful synergisms such as crowding combined with
noise), mutagens (e.g., dioxin), teratogens (e.g., cadmium), and carcinogens (e.g.,
cigarette smoke)
Question 6
Which one of the following factors has resulted in the Era of Chronic Long-Term Health
Conditions?
A) Decreased usage of tobacco by young populations
B) Despite programs of control, many infectious diseases persist with many people surviving
to experience chronic, long-term conditions secondary to the infectious disease.
C) Shorter life expectancies due to chronic diseases
D) Death from infectious diseases results in a decrease in degenerative diseases.
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