COMMUNITY BASED NURSING & PHARMACOLOGY. THE
LATEST FINAL EXAM REVISION QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS (ALREADY GRADED A+) (2024 UPDATE)
A client's contract for home-care services is about to end, but the client still requires care. On which
factor will the continuation of services initially depend?
1. Nursing documentation of the need for care
2. Retrospective audits of quality management
3. Client satisfaction with the care being provided
4. Presence of a primary health-care provider's prescription - ANSWER- 1. Nursing
documentation of the need for care
Which factor is essential to the health of a community?
1. Availability of medical specialists
2. Individuals having health insurance
3. Everyone having access to health care
4. Public Health Nurses working in the community - ANSWER- 3. Everyone having access to
health care
A nurse identifies the health-care needs of the members of a community. Which is the nurse's most
efficient initial approach to meet these needs?
1. Involve community leaders to work within the political arena to obtain funding for programs
,2. Write research grants to explore the community's health needs in more detail
3. Design educational programs that address the identified community needs
4. Make clients aware of the resources in the community - ANSWER- 4. Make clients aware
of the resources in the community
A home-care nurse is performing an initial client and home assessment. Which is the most essential
assessment that must be made by the nurse?
1. Can the home environment support the safety of the client?
2. Is the family willing to participate in the client's recovery?
3. Does the client have the potential for self-care?
4. Can the client participate in the plan of care? - ANSWER- 1. Can the home environment
support the safety of the client?
During the process of performing a community assessment, the nurse invites members of the
community to come to a meeting and share opinions and concerns about a particular issue. Which
is this method of collecting data?
1. An opinion survey
2. A community forum
3. A demographic assessment
4. An observation of participants - ANSWER- 2. A community forum
Which is the most important when a nurse works in the home-care setting?
,1. Case management
2. Discharge planning
3. Enlisting family support
4. Modifying client values - ANSWER- 1. Case management
A nurse is preparing a client for discharge from the hospital. Which is designed primarily for a
continuum of comprehensive health care after discharge?
1. Primary health-care providers' offices
2. Home-care agencies
3. Urgent care settings
4. Respite programs - ANSWER- 2. Home-care agencies
A nurse must conduct a community assessment. Which information should the nurse collect first?
1. General health of community members
2. Characteristics of community members
3. Physical environment of the community
4. Social services available in the community - ANSWER- 2. Characteristics of community
members
A nurse in a home-care agency is providing an orientation program to a group of newly hired client
companions. Which should the nurse teach them about families in the United States?
1. Families are groups of people related by blood, marriage, adoption, or birth
, 2. Families are made up of fathers, mothers and their children
3. Families vary based on their structural composition
4. Families live in the same household - ANSWER- 3. Families vary based on their structural
composition
A home-care nurse is providing care for a family supporting a client with a chronic illness. Which
is the most important factor the nurse should teach caregivers who care for a family member who
has a stable but chronic illness and is living in the home?
1. Have extra equipment and supplies for emergencies
2. Plan a daily and monthly schedule of activities
3. Keep a daily journal of the client's status
4. Tend to themselves as well as the client - ANSWER- 4. Tend to themselves as well as the
client
Which of the following falls within the category of tertiary health-care services?
1. Critical care
2. Long-term care
3. Diagnostic care
4. Preventative care - ANSWER- 2. Long-term care
A person at home is recovering from an illness that has caused functional deficits. Which support
service identified by the nurse will provide the most benefit for this person?
LATEST FINAL EXAM REVISION QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS (ALREADY GRADED A+) (2024 UPDATE)
A client's contract for home-care services is about to end, but the client still requires care. On which
factor will the continuation of services initially depend?
1. Nursing documentation of the need for care
2. Retrospective audits of quality management
3. Client satisfaction with the care being provided
4. Presence of a primary health-care provider's prescription - ANSWER- 1. Nursing
documentation of the need for care
Which factor is essential to the health of a community?
1. Availability of medical specialists
2. Individuals having health insurance
3. Everyone having access to health care
4. Public Health Nurses working in the community - ANSWER- 3. Everyone having access to
health care
A nurse identifies the health-care needs of the members of a community. Which is the nurse's most
efficient initial approach to meet these needs?
1. Involve community leaders to work within the political arena to obtain funding for programs
,2. Write research grants to explore the community's health needs in more detail
3. Design educational programs that address the identified community needs
4. Make clients aware of the resources in the community - ANSWER- 4. Make clients aware
of the resources in the community
A home-care nurse is performing an initial client and home assessment. Which is the most essential
assessment that must be made by the nurse?
1. Can the home environment support the safety of the client?
2. Is the family willing to participate in the client's recovery?
3. Does the client have the potential for self-care?
4. Can the client participate in the plan of care? - ANSWER- 1. Can the home environment
support the safety of the client?
During the process of performing a community assessment, the nurse invites members of the
community to come to a meeting and share opinions and concerns about a particular issue. Which
is this method of collecting data?
1. An opinion survey
2. A community forum
3. A demographic assessment
4. An observation of participants - ANSWER- 2. A community forum
Which is the most important when a nurse works in the home-care setting?
,1. Case management
2. Discharge planning
3. Enlisting family support
4. Modifying client values - ANSWER- 1. Case management
A nurse is preparing a client for discharge from the hospital. Which is designed primarily for a
continuum of comprehensive health care after discharge?
1. Primary health-care providers' offices
2. Home-care agencies
3. Urgent care settings
4. Respite programs - ANSWER- 2. Home-care agencies
A nurse must conduct a community assessment. Which information should the nurse collect first?
1. General health of community members
2. Characteristics of community members
3. Physical environment of the community
4. Social services available in the community - ANSWER- 2. Characteristics of community
members
A nurse in a home-care agency is providing an orientation program to a group of newly hired client
companions. Which should the nurse teach them about families in the United States?
1. Families are groups of people related by blood, marriage, adoption, or birth
, 2. Families are made up of fathers, mothers and their children
3. Families vary based on their structural composition
4. Families live in the same household - ANSWER- 3. Families vary based on their structural
composition
A home-care nurse is providing care for a family supporting a client with a chronic illness. Which
is the most important factor the nurse should teach caregivers who care for a family member who
has a stable but chronic illness and is living in the home?
1. Have extra equipment and supplies for emergencies
2. Plan a daily and monthly schedule of activities
3. Keep a daily journal of the client's status
4. Tend to themselves as well as the client - ANSWER- 4. Tend to themselves as well as the
client
Which of the following falls within the category of tertiary health-care services?
1. Critical care
2. Long-term care
3. Diagnostic care
4. Preventative care - ANSWER- 2. Long-term care
A person at home is recovering from an illness that has caused functional deficits. Which support
service identified by the nurse will provide the most benefit for this person?
