ATI Historical Influences on Community
and Public Health Nursing Assessment
Which of the following actions should the community health nurse take to promote economic
stability in the community?
A. Partner with local churched and write grants for childcare funding towards affordable day
cares in the area
B. Encourage more public transportation to the medical facilities. C. Collaborate with a
non-profit organization to sell fresh produce twice per week at the local farmers market. D.
Teach residents about the dangers of lead-based paint
A. Create grants for childcare funding for reasonably priced day cares in the area in
collaboration with local churches. - parents who are working need affordable day care for their
children
We have a well-written answer to this issue! Which of the following terms describes a nurse
who delivers care to the residents of a community in a local area focusing on disease and
illness prevention?
A. Public health nurse
B. Population health nurse
C. Community health nurse
D. Home health nurse
C. Community health nurse
A community health nurse is concerned with the entire community. A public health nurse is
observing a client who has been participating in the directly observed therapy (DOT) program
for the past month take their antitubercular medication for active TB. The nurse should proceed
with which of the following actions first. A. Doc the care provided to the client
B. Assess for any allergies before allowing client to take meds
C. Remind students about medication side effects. D. Before prescribing medication to the
client, review the lab results. D. Review the labs before having the client take the meds
- all tasks need to be completed, but reviewing labs takes priority
If recycling programs were implemented in major cities, which of the following Sustainable
Development Goals would be met? A. Reduction of inequalities
B. Responsible consumption and production
C. Energy that is clean and affordable D. More compliance to healthy environment
B. Responsible consumption and production
- Implementing recycling programs in major cities is an example of responsible consumption
and production. Recycling programs reduce waste in the environment and provide a chance to
reuse those materials in other products, decreasing the usage of natural resources.
A client asks a nurse to help ID resources for a weight loss program the client is developing. In
this case, which of the following theoretical frameworks could the nurse use? A. Model of health
beliefs B. Transtheoretical model
, C. Theory of social cognition B. Transtheoretical model
- Individual plans for behavior change toward healthier choices can be formulated using this
model. Which of the following are part of the Stages of Change? (SATA)
A. Precontemplation
B. Maintenance
C. interpersonal connections D. Action
E. Planning
A. Precontemplation
B. Maintenance
D. Action
E. Planning
A newly licensed nurse is looking for information about health insurance benefits for disabled or
end-stage renal disease patients. The newly licensed nurse asks their preceptor where they can
find this info. Which of the following organization websites should the preceptor encourage the
newly licensed nurse to use to find the desired outcome?
A. The National Institutes of Health B. CDC
C. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid services (CMS)
D. United States Public Health Service (USPHS) Commissioned Corps
C. CMS stands for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. - CMS is the organization
that oversees medicare, a federal government-funded health care plan that provides health care
benefits to clients age 65+, younger w/ disabilities, or any age with end-stage renal disease
A public health nurse and another nurse are discussing ways to get more nurses interested in
working in public health. Which of the following strategies should the nurse include in the
discussion as an approach to increase the supply of public health nurses?
A. Adding Telehealth-related content to the nursing curricula
B. Restructuring pay and rewards for the nurses who practice outside of acute care settings
C. Increasing nursing representation on community planning boards
D. Providing incentives for nurses nearing retirement age to continue working
B. Restructuring pay and rewards for the nurses who practice outside of acute care settings
A public health nurse is discussing climate change with a group of nurses who are interested in
learning about global health concerns. Which of the following should the nurse include in the
discussion as an issue associated with climate change?
A. Decreases the mosquito pop
B. Exacerbations in resp conditions
C. Clients who are poor are less likely to be exposed. B. Conditions in resp. get worse. By
aggravated heart and respiratory conditions, extreme temperatures pose significant health risks
to everyone. Therefore, the nurse should include this as an issue associated with climate
change.
A nurse is preparing to provide a presentation about pop-focused care to a group of community
health nurses. Which of the following should the nurse plan to include in the presentation as a
required competency for nurses who are providing pop-focused care?
A. The ability to dev individualized care plans
B. the capacity to analyze large amounts of data C. The ability to work independently
D. The ability to gather data about a clients personal support system
and Public Health Nursing Assessment
Which of the following actions should the community health nurse take to promote economic
stability in the community?
A. Partner with local churched and write grants for childcare funding towards affordable day
cares in the area
B. Encourage more public transportation to the medical facilities. C. Collaborate with a
non-profit organization to sell fresh produce twice per week at the local farmers market. D.
Teach residents about the dangers of lead-based paint
A. Create grants for childcare funding for reasonably priced day cares in the area in
collaboration with local churches. - parents who are working need affordable day care for their
children
We have a well-written answer to this issue! Which of the following terms describes a nurse
who delivers care to the residents of a community in a local area focusing on disease and
illness prevention?
A. Public health nurse
B. Population health nurse
C. Community health nurse
D. Home health nurse
C. Community health nurse
A community health nurse is concerned with the entire community. A public health nurse is
observing a client who has been participating in the directly observed therapy (DOT) program
for the past month take their antitubercular medication for active TB. The nurse should proceed
with which of the following actions first. A. Doc the care provided to the client
B. Assess for any allergies before allowing client to take meds
C. Remind students about medication side effects. D. Before prescribing medication to the
client, review the lab results. D. Review the labs before having the client take the meds
- all tasks need to be completed, but reviewing labs takes priority
If recycling programs were implemented in major cities, which of the following Sustainable
Development Goals would be met? A. Reduction of inequalities
B. Responsible consumption and production
C. Energy that is clean and affordable D. More compliance to healthy environment
B. Responsible consumption and production
- Implementing recycling programs in major cities is an example of responsible consumption
and production. Recycling programs reduce waste in the environment and provide a chance to
reuse those materials in other products, decreasing the usage of natural resources.
A client asks a nurse to help ID resources for a weight loss program the client is developing. In
this case, which of the following theoretical frameworks could the nurse use? A. Model of health
beliefs B. Transtheoretical model
, C. Theory of social cognition B. Transtheoretical model
- Individual plans for behavior change toward healthier choices can be formulated using this
model. Which of the following are part of the Stages of Change? (SATA)
A. Precontemplation
B. Maintenance
C. interpersonal connections D. Action
E. Planning
A. Precontemplation
B. Maintenance
D. Action
E. Planning
A newly licensed nurse is looking for information about health insurance benefits for disabled or
end-stage renal disease patients. The newly licensed nurse asks their preceptor where they can
find this info. Which of the following organization websites should the preceptor encourage the
newly licensed nurse to use to find the desired outcome?
A. The National Institutes of Health B. CDC
C. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid services (CMS)
D. United States Public Health Service (USPHS) Commissioned Corps
C. CMS stands for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. - CMS is the organization
that oversees medicare, a federal government-funded health care plan that provides health care
benefits to clients age 65+, younger w/ disabilities, or any age with end-stage renal disease
A public health nurse and another nurse are discussing ways to get more nurses interested in
working in public health. Which of the following strategies should the nurse include in the
discussion as an approach to increase the supply of public health nurses?
A. Adding Telehealth-related content to the nursing curricula
B. Restructuring pay and rewards for the nurses who practice outside of acute care settings
C. Increasing nursing representation on community planning boards
D. Providing incentives for nurses nearing retirement age to continue working
B. Restructuring pay and rewards for the nurses who practice outside of acute care settings
A public health nurse is discussing climate change with a group of nurses who are interested in
learning about global health concerns. Which of the following should the nurse include in the
discussion as an issue associated with climate change?
A. Decreases the mosquito pop
B. Exacerbations in resp conditions
C. Clients who are poor are less likely to be exposed. B. Conditions in resp. get worse. By
aggravated heart and respiratory conditions, extreme temperatures pose significant health risks
to everyone. Therefore, the nurse should include this as an issue associated with climate
change.
A nurse is preparing to provide a presentation about pop-focused care to a group of community
health nurses. Which of the following should the nurse plan to include in the presentation as a
required competency for nurses who are providing pop-focused care?
A. The ability to dev individualized care plans
B. the capacity to analyze large amounts of data C. The ability to work independently
D. The ability to gather data about a clients personal support system
