NUR206 Exam 2 Questions with
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When reviewing the health status of a rural community, which characteristics is
common among this population?
a. Increase in chronic diseases.
b. Increased prevalence of communicable diseases.
c. Participation in activities during leisure time.
d. Engagement in preventive health screenings. - ANSWER-a. Increase in chronic
diseases.
The nurse reviews the components of the epidemiological triangle. Which of the
following is considered an agent?
a. Climate.
b. Chemicals.
c. Immune Status.
d. Lifestyle factors. - ANSWER-b. Chemicals.
A parish nurse evaluates health programs that provide holistic care across the life
span. Which of the following would demonstrate effectiveness of a health program
for clients with hypertension?
a. Post-test to evaluate understanding of information presented.
b. Survey obtaining feedback on delivery mechanisms.
c. Clients taking hypertension medications as needed.
d. Evaluation of blood pressure readings six months after initiation of program. -
ANSWER-d. Evaluation of blood pressure readings six months after initiation of
program.
The HCP orders Narcan (naloxone) 0.3 mg IV STAT. Narcan is provided as 0.4
mg/mL. The nurse will administer ____ mL. Round to the nearest tenth. - ANSWER-
0.8 mL
When meeting with a client and family, the home health nurse says, "We have
discussed your health problems and limitations. Now tell me what level of health and
function you hope to achieve." In which of the following phases of the nursing
process is the nurse engaging?
a. Planning.
b. Outcome identification.
c. Diagnosis.
d. Gathering a history. - ANSWER-b. Outcome identification.
, The parish nurse is visiting with a member of congregation who has been ill. While
visiting, the nurse notes that the 3-year-old daughter has bruises on her arms and
face. The mother seems scared and admits the father has been hitting them both.
Which assessment is the nurse's priority?
a. Contact the pastor for help.
b. Report the findings to CPS.
c. Ask the mother what she is going to do about the abuse.
d. Refer the family to counseling. - ANSWER-b. Report the findings to CPS.
Which of the following best describes the mission of OSHA?
a. To ensure safe and healthful working conditions.
b. To share factory illness and injury rates with the public.
c. To establish rules for employee safety.
d. To create an inspection system to avoid preventable loss of life. - ANSWER-a. To
ensure safe and healthful working conditions.
The rural health nurse is providing primary health interventions for a group of migrant
farmworkers to decrease pesticide exposure. Which action would be best for the
nurse to take?
a. Conduct screening, such as urine testing for pesticide exposure.
b. Provide hand-washing stations.
c. Initiate treatment for the symptoms of pesticide exposure such as nausea,
vomiting, and skin irritation.
d. Teach workers how to reduce exposure to pesticides. - ANSWER-d. Teach
workers how to reduce exposure to pesticides.
A nurse values her autonomy in her parish nursing role. Which of the following
models of parish nursing would most likely be prevalent to the nurse?
a. Teamwork Model.
b. Congregational Model.
c. Partnership Model.
d. Institutional Model. - ANSWER-b. Congregational Model.
Which describes a service provided by the World Health Organization? Select all that
apply.
a. Monitoring adverse drug reactions.
b. Disseminating biomedical research.
c. Establishing standards for vaccinations.
d. Fostering collaboration for public health initiatives between countries.
e. Providing information on international occurring diseases. - ANSWER-a.
Monitoring adverse drug reactions.
b. Disseminating biomedical research.
c. Establishing standards for vaccinations.
d. Fostering collaboration for public health initiatives between countries.
e. Providing information on international occurring diseases.
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When reviewing the health status of a rural community, which characteristics is
common among this population?
a. Increase in chronic diseases.
b. Increased prevalence of communicable diseases.
c. Participation in activities during leisure time.
d. Engagement in preventive health screenings. - ANSWER-a. Increase in chronic
diseases.
The nurse reviews the components of the epidemiological triangle. Which of the
following is considered an agent?
a. Climate.
b. Chemicals.
c. Immune Status.
d. Lifestyle factors. - ANSWER-b. Chemicals.
A parish nurse evaluates health programs that provide holistic care across the life
span. Which of the following would demonstrate effectiveness of a health program
for clients with hypertension?
a. Post-test to evaluate understanding of information presented.
b. Survey obtaining feedback on delivery mechanisms.
c. Clients taking hypertension medications as needed.
d. Evaluation of blood pressure readings six months after initiation of program. -
ANSWER-d. Evaluation of blood pressure readings six months after initiation of
program.
The HCP orders Narcan (naloxone) 0.3 mg IV STAT. Narcan is provided as 0.4
mg/mL. The nurse will administer ____ mL. Round to the nearest tenth. - ANSWER-
0.8 mL
When meeting with a client and family, the home health nurse says, "We have
discussed your health problems and limitations. Now tell me what level of health and
function you hope to achieve." In which of the following phases of the nursing
process is the nurse engaging?
a. Planning.
b. Outcome identification.
c. Diagnosis.
d. Gathering a history. - ANSWER-b. Outcome identification.
, The parish nurse is visiting with a member of congregation who has been ill. While
visiting, the nurse notes that the 3-year-old daughter has bruises on her arms and
face. The mother seems scared and admits the father has been hitting them both.
Which assessment is the nurse's priority?
a. Contact the pastor for help.
b. Report the findings to CPS.
c. Ask the mother what she is going to do about the abuse.
d. Refer the family to counseling. - ANSWER-b. Report the findings to CPS.
Which of the following best describes the mission of OSHA?
a. To ensure safe and healthful working conditions.
b. To share factory illness and injury rates with the public.
c. To establish rules for employee safety.
d. To create an inspection system to avoid preventable loss of life. - ANSWER-a. To
ensure safe and healthful working conditions.
The rural health nurse is providing primary health interventions for a group of migrant
farmworkers to decrease pesticide exposure. Which action would be best for the
nurse to take?
a. Conduct screening, such as urine testing for pesticide exposure.
b. Provide hand-washing stations.
c. Initiate treatment for the symptoms of pesticide exposure such as nausea,
vomiting, and skin irritation.
d. Teach workers how to reduce exposure to pesticides. - ANSWER-d. Teach
workers how to reduce exposure to pesticides.
A nurse values her autonomy in her parish nursing role. Which of the following
models of parish nursing would most likely be prevalent to the nurse?
a. Teamwork Model.
b. Congregational Model.
c. Partnership Model.
d. Institutional Model. - ANSWER-b. Congregational Model.
Which describes a service provided by the World Health Organization? Select all that
apply.
a. Monitoring adverse drug reactions.
b. Disseminating biomedical research.
c. Establishing standards for vaccinations.
d. Fostering collaboration for public health initiatives between countries.
e. Providing information on international occurring diseases. - ANSWER-a.
Monitoring adverse drug reactions.
b. Disseminating biomedical research.
c. Establishing standards for vaccinations.
d. Fostering collaboration for public health initiatives between countries.
e. Providing information on international occurring diseases.
