POPULATION BASED NURSING 3RD
EDITION CONCLUDING REVIEW SHEET
PRACTICE SOLUTION BUNDLED FULLY
VERIFIED ONE HUNDRED PERCENT PASS
GUARANTEED
⩥ A community health nurse has been involved in the management of a
client for some time. The client was denied disability services after the
nurse recommended this option. The first action for the nurse, in this
situation, is to:
a. Review all documentation and justification.
b. Make a formal request to the insurance company.
c. Call the physician.
d. Recommend that the client re-submit the application..
Answer: Review all documentation and justification.
Correct: Denial of services includes failure to authorize services due to
lack of justification of medical necessity or appropriateness of services.
⩥ A pregnancy client with HIV is being seen in the community health
clinic. The nurse, understanding vertical transmission, makes this
statement to the client:
,a. "Your baby's risk of acquiring HIV from you will be much less if you
are receiving treatment for the infection."
b. "We will need to talk about birth control options so you don't become
pregnant again."
c. "We will start treating your baby for HIV as soon as it's born."
d. "Maybe your baby's virus won't develop into AIDS.".
Answer: "Your baby's risk of acquiring HIV from you will be much less
if you are receiving treatment for the infection."
Correct: Vertical transmission of HIV from mother to infant can be
diminished by treating the mother.
⩥ The school nurse's role can be quite diverse in the number of other
employees they will eventually work with. An important in-service the
nurse might provide to the janitorial and custodial staff would include:
a. Stress reduction and coping skills for a healthier lifestyle.
b. Information on disease transmission.
c. Classes on weight reduction and/or smoking cessation.
d. The benefits of receiving a flu vaccine..
Answer: Information on disease transmission.
,Correct: The janitorial staff is usually responsible for maintenance of the
physical environment. Remediation of physical health hazards usually
comes under their jurisdiction as well. The staff also ensures the
cleanliness of kitchen and sanitary facilities to prevent the transmission
of disease. Helping the janitors understand the importance of a clean
environment and how that affects health will hopefully provide them
with a sense of responsibility in their work and pride in how it is
accomplished.
⩥ A homeless client is explaining to the nurse how his apartment was
taken over so the building could be refurbished. The nurse recognizes
the area of the city being described and has seen some of the new
condominiums which now exist in this same area. This is an example of:
a. Remodeling
b. Urban Decay
c. Commercialization
d. Gentrification.
Answer: Gentrification
Correct: Gentrification is defined as the displacement of low-income
housing by higher-income space use such as luxury apartments,
condominiums, or office buildings.
, ⩥ A client who is gay tells the nurse that he has disclosed his sexual
preference to a few close friends, but has not come out. How does the
nurse interpret this statement?
a. This client is confused as to the appropriate terms used for telling
others.
b. Once you have disclosed, coming out is inevitable.
c. The majority of the client's social contacts and family are unaware that
he is gay.
d. Only the client's friends know he is gay; his family does not..
Answer: The majority of the client's social contacts and family are
unaware that he is gay.
Correct: Coming out involves openly living as a gay, lesbian, bisexual,
or transgender individual.
⩥ A population nurse has determined that just less than half of school
age children in the area have complete immunizations. What is an
appropriate outcome for a program addressing this need?
a. 65% of school-age children will be immunized before the end of the
current school year.
b. Health care providers will document the number of immunized
children within their care.
c. Improvement of immunization compliance.
EDITION CONCLUDING REVIEW SHEET
PRACTICE SOLUTION BUNDLED FULLY
VERIFIED ONE HUNDRED PERCENT PASS
GUARANTEED
⩥ A community health nurse has been involved in the management of a
client for some time. The client was denied disability services after the
nurse recommended this option. The first action for the nurse, in this
situation, is to:
a. Review all documentation and justification.
b. Make a formal request to the insurance company.
c. Call the physician.
d. Recommend that the client re-submit the application..
Answer: Review all documentation and justification.
Correct: Denial of services includes failure to authorize services due to
lack of justification of medical necessity or appropriateness of services.
⩥ A pregnancy client with HIV is being seen in the community health
clinic. The nurse, understanding vertical transmission, makes this
statement to the client:
,a. "Your baby's risk of acquiring HIV from you will be much less if you
are receiving treatment for the infection."
b. "We will need to talk about birth control options so you don't become
pregnant again."
c. "We will start treating your baby for HIV as soon as it's born."
d. "Maybe your baby's virus won't develop into AIDS.".
Answer: "Your baby's risk of acquiring HIV from you will be much less
if you are receiving treatment for the infection."
Correct: Vertical transmission of HIV from mother to infant can be
diminished by treating the mother.
⩥ The school nurse's role can be quite diverse in the number of other
employees they will eventually work with. An important in-service the
nurse might provide to the janitorial and custodial staff would include:
a. Stress reduction and coping skills for a healthier lifestyle.
b. Information on disease transmission.
c. Classes on weight reduction and/or smoking cessation.
d. The benefits of receiving a flu vaccine..
Answer: Information on disease transmission.
,Correct: The janitorial staff is usually responsible for maintenance of the
physical environment. Remediation of physical health hazards usually
comes under their jurisdiction as well. The staff also ensures the
cleanliness of kitchen and sanitary facilities to prevent the transmission
of disease. Helping the janitors understand the importance of a clean
environment and how that affects health will hopefully provide them
with a sense of responsibility in their work and pride in how it is
accomplished.
⩥ A homeless client is explaining to the nurse how his apartment was
taken over so the building could be refurbished. The nurse recognizes
the area of the city being described and has seen some of the new
condominiums which now exist in this same area. This is an example of:
a. Remodeling
b. Urban Decay
c. Commercialization
d. Gentrification.
Answer: Gentrification
Correct: Gentrification is defined as the displacement of low-income
housing by higher-income space use such as luxury apartments,
condominiums, or office buildings.
, ⩥ A client who is gay tells the nurse that he has disclosed his sexual
preference to a few close friends, but has not come out. How does the
nurse interpret this statement?
a. This client is confused as to the appropriate terms used for telling
others.
b. Once you have disclosed, coming out is inevitable.
c. The majority of the client's social contacts and family are unaware that
he is gay.
d. Only the client's friends know he is gay; his family does not..
Answer: The majority of the client's social contacts and family are
unaware that he is gay.
Correct: Coming out involves openly living as a gay, lesbian, bisexual,
or transgender individual.
⩥ A population nurse has determined that just less than half of school
age children in the area have complete immunizations. What is an
appropriate outcome for a program addressing this need?
a. 65% of school-age children will be immunized before the end of the
current school year.
b. Health care providers will document the number of immunized
children within their care.
c. Improvement of immunization compliance.
