NCLEX Questions Chapter 1-4
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1. Jennifer is a community health C
nurse in a large metropolitan area.
According to the American Nurses
Association's Code of Ethics (2001),
community health nurses must align
themselves with public health
programs that promote and preserve
the health of populations by
influencing:
a. socioeconomic issues.
b. psychosocial issues.
c. sociocultural issues.
d. developmental issues.
,2. Mary is a nursing student doing b
her senior project in community
health. Part of her assignment is to
conduct an activity that illustrates
"social health" within a group in her
community. The most appropriate
activity for Mary to organize would
be a:
a. neighborhood block party.
b. food bank in a local church.
c. community yard sale.
d. school fundraiser for the school
band.
3.It has been estimated that C
individual behaviors and
environmental factors are
responsible for what percentage of
all premature deaths in the United
States?
a. 20%
b. 40%
c. 50%
d. 70%
, 4. Early public health nurse Lillian A
Wald and her associates were
successful in addressing health and
disease in the immigrant community
by:
a. supporting political activities to
improve social and environmental
conditions of immigrant families.
b. administering bedside nursing
care to immigrants and their families.
c. teaching the immigrant family
members to provide health care in
the home.
d. obtaining and administering
medications to the immigrants and
their family members.
5.Disease prevention activities B
protect people from disease and the
effects of disease. An example of
primary disease prevention is:
a. teaching people with diabetes
how to prevent complications.
b. administering vaccines to children
before kindergarten.
c. checking the skin of farm workers
for signs of skin cancer.
d. identifying and testing individuals
exposed to someone with
tuberculosis.
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1. Jennifer is a community health C
nurse in a large metropolitan area.
According to the American Nurses
Association's Code of Ethics (2001),
community health nurses must align
themselves with public health
programs that promote and preserve
the health of populations by
influencing:
a. socioeconomic issues.
b. psychosocial issues.
c. sociocultural issues.
d. developmental issues.
,2. Mary is a nursing student doing b
her senior project in community
health. Part of her assignment is to
conduct an activity that illustrates
"social health" within a group in her
community. The most appropriate
activity for Mary to organize would
be a:
a. neighborhood block party.
b. food bank in a local church.
c. community yard sale.
d. school fundraiser for the school
band.
3.It has been estimated that C
individual behaviors and
environmental factors are
responsible for what percentage of
all premature deaths in the United
States?
a. 20%
b. 40%
c. 50%
d. 70%
, 4. Early public health nurse Lillian A
Wald and her associates were
successful in addressing health and
disease in the immigrant community
by:
a. supporting political activities to
improve social and environmental
conditions of immigrant families.
b. administering bedside nursing
care to immigrants and their families.
c. teaching the immigrant family
members to provide health care in
the home.
d. obtaining and administering
medications to the immigrants and
their family members.
5.Disease prevention activities B
protect people from disease and the
effects of disease. An example of
primary disease prevention is:
a. teaching people with diabetes
how to prevent complications.
b. administering vaccines to children
before kindergarten.
c. checking the skin of farm workers
for signs of skin cancer.
d. identifying and testing individuals
exposed to someone with
tuberculosis.
