ELABORATED HESI COMMUNITY HEALTH FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

ELABORATED HESI COMMUNITY HEALTH FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS A client presents at a community-based clinic with complaints of shortness of breath, headache, dizziness, and nausea. During the assessment, the nurse learns that the client is a migrant worker who often uses a gasoline-powered pressure washer to clean equipment and farm buildings. Which type of poisoning is the most likely etiology of this client's symptoms? a. asbestos b. silica dust c. histoplasmosis d. carbon monoxide - CORRECT ANSWER -d. carbon monoxide The nurse is conducting a process evaluation of a prevention education program for older adults who are risk for substance abuse. Which data source provides the information the nurse needs to conduct this process evaluation? a. client's score on an alcohol screening instrument b. results of a urine drug and alcohol screen c. most recent community census data d. documentation of client education in the nursing record - CORRECT ANSWER -d. documentation of client education in the nursing record A 17-year old unmarried, pregnant client with drug addiction is a high school dropout, homeless, and has a history of past abuse arrives at the clinic for her first prenatal visit. Which findings should the nurse document as health risk factors for the client? (Select all that apply) a. age b. school dropout c. drug addiction d. history of abuse e. pregnancy f. homelessness g. unmarried - CORRECT ANSWER -a. age c. drug addiction d. history of abuse e. pregnancy f. homelessness The nurse is designing a community health project based on a report provided by the World Health Organization that describes healthcare problems in the United States. Which healthcare issue should the nurse give the highest priority when planning the project? a. overuse of diagnostic technology b. government-based health insurance c. the neonatal and infant mortality rates d. number of people without access to healthcare - CORRECT ANSWER -d. number of people without access to healthcare