, COMPREHENSIVE NCLEX RN HEALTH PROMOTION AND
MAINTENANCE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+
● What are the four areas health promotion can focus on? Answer:
Individual, family, community, and population.
● Who are the two clients introduced in Week 1 of the course? Answer:
Maricia, a 50-year-old nurse with hypertension, and Omari, a 17-
yearold male who vapes.
● What is the primary prevention strategy for hypertension? Answer:
Implementing interventions to prevent the development of
hypertension before it occurs.
● What is the secondary prevention strategy for hypertension? Answer:
Actions taken to identify hypertension early and prevent its progression.
● What is the tertiary prevention strategy for hypertension? Answer:
Strategies to manage and mitigate complications and long-term
effects of hypertension.
● What is harm reduction in the context of health promotion? Answer:
An approach based on user input that offers alternatives to reduce risk
behavior consequences and improve access to treatment.
● What are the goals of harm reduction? Answer: To keep people alive,
encourage positive change, and reduce the harms of drug laws and
policy.
MAINTENANCE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+
● What are the four areas health promotion can focus on? Answer:
Individual, family, community, and population.
● Who are the two clients introduced in Week 1 of the course? Answer:
Maricia, a 50-year-old nurse with hypertension, and Omari, a 17-
yearold male who vapes.
● What is the primary prevention strategy for hypertension? Answer:
Implementing interventions to prevent the development of
hypertension before it occurs.
● What is the secondary prevention strategy for hypertension? Answer:
Actions taken to identify hypertension early and prevent its progression.
● What is the tertiary prevention strategy for hypertension? Answer:
Strategies to manage and mitigate complications and long-term
effects of hypertension.
● What is harm reduction in the context of health promotion? Answer:
An approach based on user input that offers alternatives to reduce risk
behavior consequences and improve access to treatment.
● What are the goals of harm reduction? Answer: To keep people alive,
encourage positive change, and reduce the harms of drug laws and
policy.
