ATI Community Health Proctored Retake Exam 3
1. Signs of measles before rash ANS: Fever, conjunctivitis, fatigue,
cough, runny nose, red eyes, sore throat
2. Signs of measles with rash ANS: Koplik spots in mouth, severe fever,
red/ brown rash starts on face
3. Education for chlamydia ANS: Condoms, treat all previous partners,
pregnant women should be retested after 3 weeks of finished med,
broad spectrum/ bac- tericial amoxicillin/ azithromycin
4. Chlamydia is reported to ANS: Local health department
5. Who identifies hazards in the occupational environments ANS: NIOSH
6. Calculate incidence rate ANS: New cases/ total population * 1000
7. Priority finding during school screening ANS: Lead exposure great
than 10 cuz normal is 0
8. Environmental factors of community ANS: Geography, climate,
flora, fauna, topography, toxic substances, vectors, pollutants
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, 9. Teaching teens about STIs is what prevention ANS: Secondary
10.How are STIs contracted ANS: Direct contact
11.STIs are considered ANS: Communicable disease
12.What causes a false positive TB test ANS: BCG within 10 years
13.What causes false negative TB tests ANS: HIV, elder, 9 weeks after
exposure
14.Education for infant immunizations ANS: Acetaminophen is ok for
fever, colds are not contradicted, MMR at 12 months, do not give flu
vaccine if egg allergy
15.What is the clinic nurses role for migrant workers ANS: Provide
immunizations
16.NI for a child with pertussis ANS: Check immunization status
17.What vaccines are contradicted in pregnant women ANS: Zoster,
varicella, MMR
18.What vaccine should be given to pregnant women ANS: TDap
19.Women after menopause are at increased risk for ANS: Bone diseases/
strokes
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1. Signs of measles before rash ANS: Fever, conjunctivitis, fatigue,
cough, runny nose, red eyes, sore throat
2. Signs of measles with rash ANS: Koplik spots in mouth, severe fever,
red/ brown rash starts on face
3. Education for chlamydia ANS: Condoms, treat all previous partners,
pregnant women should be retested after 3 weeks of finished med,
broad spectrum/ bac- tericial amoxicillin/ azithromycin
4. Chlamydia is reported to ANS: Local health department
5. Who identifies hazards in the occupational environments ANS: NIOSH
6. Calculate incidence rate ANS: New cases/ total population * 1000
7. Priority finding during school screening ANS: Lead exposure great
than 10 cuz normal is 0
8. Environmental factors of community ANS: Geography, climate,
flora, fauna, topography, toxic substances, vectors, pollutants
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, 9. Teaching teens about STIs is what prevention ANS: Secondary
10.How are STIs contracted ANS: Direct contact
11.STIs are considered ANS: Communicable disease
12.What causes a false positive TB test ANS: BCG within 10 years
13.What causes false negative TB tests ANS: HIV, elder, 9 weeks after
exposure
14.Education for infant immunizations ANS: Acetaminophen is ok for
fever, colds are not contradicted, MMR at 12 months, do not give flu
vaccine if egg allergy
15.What is the clinic nurses role for migrant workers ANS: Provide
immunizations
16.NI for a child with pertussis ANS: Check immunization status
17.What vaccines are contradicted in pregnant women ANS: Zoster,
varicella, MMR
18.What vaccine should be given to pregnant women ANS: TDap
19.Women after menopause are at increased risk for ANS: Bone diseases/
strokes
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