PNR 208 COMMUNITY EXAM 1 EXAM
WITH CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
LATEST ALREADY GRADED A+ 2025 – 2026
__________ are at high risk for diabetes, poor dental health, obesity,
and depression. Children of these workers are at risk for
malnutrition, infectious disease, dental caries, inadequate
immunization status, pesticide exposure, injuries, and disruption of
their school and social life due to constant mobility.
Migrant Health Act
The ___________ _________ _______ Provides primary and
supplemental health services for migrant workers including outreach
clinic.
Women of childbearing age
Suffer greatly with diabetes, HTN, obesity, asthma, HIV/AIDS and
STDs, which can all lead to pregnancy complications.
Young children
,Are at the highest risk for effects of poverty with lack of adequate
nutrition, poor brain development, exposure to environmental
toxins, trauma, abuse, and lower quality daily care.
Poor teens
Are more likely to have below average academic skills, are 3 times
ore likely to drop of school, higher rates of teen pregnancy, and more
likely to duffer complications with pregnancy (lack of prenatal care,
low birth weight babies, premature babies, and babies with birth
defects)
44
The avg life expectancy of a homeless individual is _____ as opposed
to 78 in others
Behavior modification
The most effective method of preventing premature illness and death
is through health-related ___________ ___________ (alcohol,
tobacco, drug use, seatbelts, helmets, exercise, wellness visits, etc.)
Behavior Modification
About 70% of what makes us sick/kills us early can be prevented
through health related __________ _____________
Primary Prevention
Primary is Prevention: Prevention of the problem before it ever
occurs; prevention of illness or injury, like helmet or seat belt
campaigns, or immunizations.
Secondary Prevention
Secondary is Screening. Early identification for early intervention.
Early detection preventing complications, attempt to reverse the
, course. Routine screening recommendations (mammogram, yearly
blood pressure screening, pap smears)
Tertiary Prevention
Tertiary is Treatment. Management of disease to reduce the
symptoms and improve quality of life. Medications, low Na+ diet,
checking blood glucose in diabetic, weight loss for someone with
HTN or T2DM, etc.
Uninsured and underinsured
these individuals generally receive less preventive care , are Dx'd at
more advanced stages of disease, and receive fewer therapeutic care
once Dx'd than those with high quality health insurance.
Affordable Care Act
This law improved access to healthcare through providing
government subsidies for those who couldn't afford employer based
or private insurance and through mandates that required individuals
to carry health insurance or be penalized. It did not reduce the costs
of high tech medical care. It shifted the focus toward population level
interventions. it also expanded Medicaid eligibility.
Uninsured individuals, access to quality health care based on
insured status, longer life expectancy, baby boomers, affordable
care act, unemployment.
What is impacting health care system in the US?
Vulnerability
susceptibility to actual or potential stressors that may lead to an
adverse effect; increased risk for adverse health outcomes. Genetic
risks leading to more severe health outcomes from pollution, lead
based paint, excessive noise, etc.
WITH CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
LATEST ALREADY GRADED A+ 2025 – 2026
__________ are at high risk for diabetes, poor dental health, obesity,
and depression. Children of these workers are at risk for
malnutrition, infectious disease, dental caries, inadequate
immunization status, pesticide exposure, injuries, and disruption of
their school and social life due to constant mobility.
Migrant Health Act
The ___________ _________ _______ Provides primary and
supplemental health services for migrant workers including outreach
clinic.
Women of childbearing age
Suffer greatly with diabetes, HTN, obesity, asthma, HIV/AIDS and
STDs, which can all lead to pregnancy complications.
Young children
,Are at the highest risk for effects of poverty with lack of adequate
nutrition, poor brain development, exposure to environmental
toxins, trauma, abuse, and lower quality daily care.
Poor teens
Are more likely to have below average academic skills, are 3 times
ore likely to drop of school, higher rates of teen pregnancy, and more
likely to duffer complications with pregnancy (lack of prenatal care,
low birth weight babies, premature babies, and babies with birth
defects)
44
The avg life expectancy of a homeless individual is _____ as opposed
to 78 in others
Behavior modification
The most effective method of preventing premature illness and death
is through health-related ___________ ___________ (alcohol,
tobacco, drug use, seatbelts, helmets, exercise, wellness visits, etc.)
Behavior Modification
About 70% of what makes us sick/kills us early can be prevented
through health related __________ _____________
Primary Prevention
Primary is Prevention: Prevention of the problem before it ever
occurs; prevention of illness or injury, like helmet or seat belt
campaigns, or immunizations.
Secondary Prevention
Secondary is Screening. Early identification for early intervention.
Early detection preventing complications, attempt to reverse the
, course. Routine screening recommendations (mammogram, yearly
blood pressure screening, pap smears)
Tertiary Prevention
Tertiary is Treatment. Management of disease to reduce the
symptoms and improve quality of life. Medications, low Na+ diet,
checking blood glucose in diabetic, weight loss for someone with
HTN or T2DM, etc.
Uninsured and underinsured
these individuals generally receive less preventive care , are Dx'd at
more advanced stages of disease, and receive fewer therapeutic care
once Dx'd than those with high quality health insurance.
Affordable Care Act
This law improved access to healthcare through providing
government subsidies for those who couldn't afford employer based
or private insurance and through mandates that required individuals
to carry health insurance or be penalized. It did not reduce the costs
of high tech medical care. It shifted the focus toward population level
interventions. it also expanded Medicaid eligibility.
Uninsured individuals, access to quality health care based on
insured status, longer life expectancy, baby boomers, affordable
care act, unemployment.
What is impacting health care system in the US?
Vulnerability
susceptibility to actual or potential stressors that may lead to an
adverse effect; increased risk for adverse health outcomes. Genetic
risks leading to more severe health outcomes from pollution, lead
based paint, excessive noise, etc.
