ATI Community Health Nursing, 2023 –
Comprehensive Study Questions and
Answers for Exam Preparation
Introduction:
This document contains a comprehensive set of ATI
Community Health Nursing study questions with clear
answers, covering core concepts such as levels of prevention,
epidemiology, public health agencies, cultural competence,
environmental health, communicable diseases, disaster
management, and nursing roles. It is well-suited for exam
preparation and review, aligning closely with ATI Community
Health content and nursing program learning objectives.
Exam Questions and Answers:
1. individual level tertiary prevention on environmental
hazards-Answer:-refer home owners to lead abatement
resources
-educate clients who have asthma about environmental
triggers
2. community level tertiary prevention on environmental
hazards-Answer:-become active in consumer and health
,related organizations and legislation related to environmental
health issues
-support cleanup of toxic waste sites and removal of other
hazards
3. veterans health administration: Finances health services
for active and retired military persons and dependents
4. administration for community living (ACL): the ACL
supports the needs of the aging and disabled populations and
improves access to healthcare and long term care services
5. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)-
Answer:- a federal agency within the U.S. Department of
Health and Human Services that is responsible for Medicare
and Medicaid, among many other responsibilities.
6. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ)-
Answer:-Conducts research to improve
the quality, attordability, and safety of healthcare services.
Uses research data to publish clinical guidelines and
recommendations for a variety of health conditions
7. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)-
Answer:-works to prevent and control disease,
injury, and disability both nationally and internationally
8. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-Answer:- works to
ensure food safety as well as the safety and ettectiveness of
medications
, 9. What is Women, Infants, and Children (WIC)-Answer:-
Promotes nutrition for women, infants, and children up to age
5 who are of low socioeconomic status
10. what does the state board of nursing do-Answer:-
Establish the nurse practice act for each state. License
graduates from accredited nursing schools.
oversee the states schools of nursing
11. what is medicare-Answer:- individuals must be older than
65 years and receiving social security and receiving disability
benefits for 2 years
12. what is medicaid-Answer:- A health insurance assistance
program for some low income people (especially children and
pregnant women) sponsored by federal and state governments
13. what is the affordable care act-Answer:- created to help
make health insurance attordable for all people
14. nursing action for assisting clients who are experiencing
poverty-Answer:-coordinate free or low cost health services
and providers
-coordinate collaboration with businesses and other employers
to improve working conditions, benefits, and wages
-teach health promotion and disease prevention
-establish community partnerships that deliver culturally
sensitive and competent services
Comprehensive Study Questions and
Answers for Exam Preparation
Introduction:
This document contains a comprehensive set of ATI
Community Health Nursing study questions with clear
answers, covering core concepts such as levels of prevention,
epidemiology, public health agencies, cultural competence,
environmental health, communicable diseases, disaster
management, and nursing roles. It is well-suited for exam
preparation and review, aligning closely with ATI Community
Health content and nursing program learning objectives.
Exam Questions and Answers:
1. individual level tertiary prevention on environmental
hazards-Answer:-refer home owners to lead abatement
resources
-educate clients who have asthma about environmental
triggers
2. community level tertiary prevention on environmental
hazards-Answer:-become active in consumer and health
,related organizations and legislation related to environmental
health issues
-support cleanup of toxic waste sites and removal of other
hazards
3. veterans health administration: Finances health services
for active and retired military persons and dependents
4. administration for community living (ACL): the ACL
supports the needs of the aging and disabled populations and
improves access to healthcare and long term care services
5. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)-
Answer:- a federal agency within the U.S. Department of
Health and Human Services that is responsible for Medicare
and Medicaid, among many other responsibilities.
6. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ)-
Answer:-Conducts research to improve
the quality, attordability, and safety of healthcare services.
Uses research data to publish clinical guidelines and
recommendations for a variety of health conditions
7. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)-
Answer:-works to prevent and control disease,
injury, and disability both nationally and internationally
8. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-Answer:- works to
ensure food safety as well as the safety and ettectiveness of
medications
, 9. What is Women, Infants, and Children (WIC)-Answer:-
Promotes nutrition for women, infants, and children up to age
5 who are of low socioeconomic status
10. what does the state board of nursing do-Answer:-
Establish the nurse practice act for each state. License
graduates from accredited nursing schools.
oversee the states schools of nursing
11. what is medicare-Answer:- individuals must be older than
65 years and receiving social security and receiving disability
benefits for 2 years
12. what is medicaid-Answer:- A health insurance assistance
program for some low income people (especially children and
pregnant women) sponsored by federal and state governments
13. what is the affordable care act-Answer:- created to help
make health insurance attordable for all people
14. nursing action for assisting clients who are experiencing
poverty-Answer:-coordinate free or low cost health services
and providers
-coordinate collaboration with businesses and other employers
to improve working conditions, benefits, and wages
-teach health promotion and disease prevention
-establish community partnerships that deliver culturally
sensitive and competent services
