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Nursing 6440 Questions & Answers 2024/2025| Community Nurse| Health Promotion| Graded A What is an additional method for identifying community issues? Conduct interviews with key informants When assessing a community for potential problems, what is a nurse's main priority? Understanding what the community perceives as significant issues What is an example of a primary prevention strategy? Administering vaccines to prevent disease What does a summative evaluation measure in public health programs? Program outcomes after completion When is a formative evaluation conducted? Continuously throughout the program's duration A nurse is evaluating a program aimed at reducing diabetes in a community. What would indicate success? A reduction in new cases of diabetes 2 What is essential for the sustainability of a health program? Sufficient resources, such as funding and personnel Which sexually transmitted infection (STI) can be prevented through vaccination? Hepatitis B What is the goal of risk prevention in public health? Prevent the onset of a health problem What is the purpose of risk reduction interventions? Interrupt or halt the progression of an existing issue What observation might signal the need for a new health initiative for young adults? Increased substance use or vaping among teens What ethical principle focuses on achieving the greatest good for the most people? Utilitarianism What is typically the first sign of HIV infection that a person might overlook? Flu-like symptoms A nurse caring for HIV-positive patients should screen for what additional infection? 3 Tuberculosis (TB) Why don’t condoms fully prevent the transmission of HPV? Skin-to-skin contact in areas not covered by the condom What term describes the total number of people with a disease in a population at a specific time? Prevalence rate What are examples of risk reduction strategies in a household? Implementing fire safety plans and drills A nurse managing a tuberculosis program is providing what type of care? Tertiary care What are examples of modifiable risk factors? Smoking and a sedentary lifestyle What must a nurse first determine when planning a course evaluation? The type of evaluation method What best describes a disease like Valley Fever that persists in a specific region over time? Endemic 4 What is an example of an arthropod that can transmit disease? Mosquito Which elements of the epidemiological triangle would be addressed in an alcohol abuse program? Genetic factors, legal regulations, and alcohol content What is the term for a global outbreak of a contagious disease? Pandemic What is public health surveillance? The continuous and systematic collection of health data A nurse educating newly diagnosed HIV patients on managing their condition is providing what level of prevention? Secondary prevention What does the term "invasiveness" refer to in microbiology? The ability of a microorganism to spread through host tissues What are key reasons for the emergence of dru

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Nursing 6440 Questions & Answers
2024/2025| Community Nurse| Health
Promotion| Graded A
What is an additional method for identifying community issues?

Conduct interviews with key informants



When assessing a community for potential problems, what is a nurse's main priority?

Understanding what the community perceives as significant issues



What is an example of a primary prevention strategy?

Administering vaccines to prevent disease



What does a summative evaluation measure in public health programs?

Program outcomes after completion



When is a formative evaluation conducted?

Continuously throughout the program's duration



A nurse is evaluating a program aimed at reducing diabetes in a community. What would indicate

success?

A reduction in new cases of diabetes



1

,What is essential for the sustainability of a health program?

Sufficient resources, such as funding and personnel



Which sexually transmitted infection (STI) can be prevented through vaccination?

Hepatitis B



What is the goal of risk prevention in public health?

Prevent the onset of a health problem



What is the purpose of risk reduction interventions?

Interrupt or halt the progression of an existing issue



What observation might signal the need for a new health initiative for young adults?

Increased substance use or vaping among teens



What ethical principle focuses on achieving the greatest good for the most people?

Utilitarianism



What is typically the first sign of HIV infection that a person might overlook?

Flu-like symptoms



A nurse caring for HIV-positive patients should screen for what additional infection?


2

, Tuberculosis (TB)



Why don’t condoms fully prevent the transmission of HPV?

Skin-to-skin contact in areas not covered by the condom



What term describes the total number of people with a disease in a population at a specific time?

Prevalence rate



What are examples of risk reduction strategies in a household?

Implementing fire safety plans and drills



A nurse managing a tuberculosis program is providing what type of care?

Tertiary care



What are examples of modifiable risk factors?

Smoking and a sedentary lifestyle



What must a nurse first determine when planning a course evaluation?

The type of evaluation method



What best describes a disease like Valley Fever that persists in a specific region over time?

Endemic


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