BSN Sherpath 225 Public Health Exam
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Question 1 of 9 Have worse health outcomes and an
Which characteristic describes increased
vulnerable populations? sensitivity to risk factors compared with the
Have a single risk factor but general
experience worse health outcomes population
compared with the general Vulnerable populations are groups of
population patients who
Have worse health outcomes and are more likely to have health care needs
an as a
increased sensitivity to risk factors result of excess health risks, limited
compared with the general access to
population health services, and dependency on others
Have multiple risk factors but for
equal care.
health outcomes compared with
the
general population
Have worse outcomes with better
access to health care compared
with
the general population
, Question 2 of 9 Participatory and collaborative
The relationship between the As is true in all areas of nursing practice,
nurse the
and patient in the relationship between the nurse and the
community-based patient in
setting is best characterized by community-based care is participatory and
which principles? collaborative. Achievement of outcomes
Participatory and collaborative requires
Authoritarian and caring that the patient participate in planning.
Paternalistic and facilitating
Permissive and enabling
Question 3 of 9 Provision of care to individuals and
Which definition best describes families in a
community-based nursing? community setting
Provision of care to individuals and Community-based nursing care focuses on
families in a community setting the
Provision of comfort care offered provision of direct care to an individual or
to family
patients at any stage of a serious and occurs outside the traditional acute or
illness ambulatory care settings. Settings in which
Provision of care for a population community-based care is provided include
aimed at preventing or controlling the
disease and threats to human home, schools, camps, and correctional
health facilities.
Provision of care to patients with
chronic diseases
Questions and Answers with Verified
Solutions | Latest Updated 2026
Question 1 of 9 Have worse health outcomes and an
Which characteristic describes increased
vulnerable populations? sensitivity to risk factors compared with the
Have a single risk factor but general
experience worse health outcomes population
compared with the general Vulnerable populations are groups of
population patients who
Have worse health outcomes and are more likely to have health care needs
an as a
increased sensitivity to risk factors result of excess health risks, limited
compared with the general access to
population health services, and dependency on others
Have multiple risk factors but for
equal care.
health outcomes compared with
the
general population
Have worse outcomes with better
access to health care compared
with
the general population
, Question 2 of 9 Participatory and collaborative
The relationship between the As is true in all areas of nursing practice,
nurse the
and patient in the relationship between the nurse and the
community-based patient in
setting is best characterized by community-based care is participatory and
which principles? collaborative. Achievement of outcomes
Participatory and collaborative requires
Authoritarian and caring that the patient participate in planning.
Paternalistic and facilitating
Permissive and enabling
Question 3 of 9 Provision of care to individuals and
Which definition best describes families in a
community-based nursing? community setting
Provision of care to individuals and Community-based nursing care focuses on
families in a community setting the
Provision of comfort care offered provision of direct care to an individual or
to family
patients at any stage of a serious and occurs outside the traditional acute or
illness ambulatory care settings. Settings in which
Provision of care for a population community-based care is provided include
aimed at preventing or controlling the
disease and threats to human home, schools, camps, and correctional
health facilities.
Provision of care to patients with
chronic diseases
