NR 442 Exam 1 Review Questions And Answers
A community health nurse is reviewing the levels of disease prevention. Which of the
following activities is an example of tertiary prevention?
A. Immunization pamphlets
B. Treatment available for clients who have COPD
C. Screening for diabetes - ANSWER B
1. A nurse is conducting a well child clinic at the community center in a neighborhood
that speaks primarily Spanish. Several infants and toddlers visiting the center have birth
weights that are significantly lower than what would be predicted for their age. Which is
the nurse's first action?
A. health care policies are private
B. Engaging them within the community allows the community to have a say in what the
problems are within the community and work to solve their own problems
C. The community is not required for the nurse-ANSWER B
A community health nurse is planning a health fair for clients with diabetes in the
community. According to the healthy people 2020 initiatives. What data would the nurse
want to include for clients with diabetes? SATA
A.Monitoring blood glucose level
B. Monitoring of carbohydrate intake
C. Monitoring of body rashes
D. Monitoring of bowel habits
E. Monitoring of susceptibility to cold temperature
F. Monitoring skin assessment - ANSWER A.Monitoring blood glucose level
B. Monitoring of carbohydrate intake
F. Monitoring skin assessment
,A nurse is caring for clients who are receiving tertiary care and are off the medical and
economic main street. The client inquires from the nurse about health care policy and
how it may benefit them. What is the best response by the nurse?
A. Healthcare policy exists to meet the needs of the population
B. The Health care policy does not benefit them
C. It violating HIPAA - ANSWER A
After reading the following statement, which of the below best describes what will be "1
of the 10 greatest public health achievements in US providing safer nutrition"
Healthier food in schools
Eliminating junk food in cities
Reduction of microbial contamination foods -ANSWER C
The community health nurse is utilizing an analytical assessment skill. What does this
assessment include? SATA
Identifies health risk
Identifies health needs
Identifies Values
Identifies beliefs
Identifies resources -
F. Identifies environmental factors of the community to plan care
G. Identifies home care - ANSWER A,B,C,D,E, F
The nurse would use the summative evaluation data in evaluating the education plan for
a group of homeless IV drug users as follows:
A. Determine if the education will advance the knowledge of the population so they will
make healthier choices
B. They have no hope
, C. They never want to change - ANSWER A. Determine if the education will advance the
knowledge of the population, so they will make healthier choices
A lone living older adult informs the clinic nurse that he cannot drive himself to the
store. He states that he is afraid to cook on the stove. Which of the following community
resources would the nurse recommend for this client?
A. He should be committed to a psychiatric hospital
B. Meals on Wheels
C. Give him take out menus - ANSWER B
An occupational health nurse who works in an industrial plant clinic is compiling a
resource book for the clinic staff. Which of the following interventions should the nurse
include in the resource book as an example of secondary prevention?
A. Initiating an immunization clinic
B. Managing their COPD
C. Aid plant workers in understanding symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome - ANSWER
C
In the year 2001, 2 new cases of polio appeared in the city of Georgia with a population
of 50,000. This brought the total number of polio cases to 12 within the city. What is the 2
new cases of polio?
A. Incidence
B. Break out
C. Pandemic - ANSWER A
A nurse is educating an older adult about annual vaccination. Which annual vaccination
will decrease the risk of death from which of the following conditions in the older adult
population?
A. Measles
B. Flu
C. DtaP - ANSWER B
A community health nurse is reviewing the levels of disease prevention. Which of the
following activities is an example of tertiary prevention?
A. Immunization pamphlets
B. Treatment available for clients who have COPD
C. Screening for diabetes - ANSWER B
1. A nurse is conducting a well child clinic at the community center in a neighborhood
that speaks primarily Spanish. Several infants and toddlers visiting the center have birth
weights that are significantly lower than what would be predicted for their age. Which is
the nurse's first action?
A. health care policies are private
B. Engaging them within the community allows the community to have a say in what the
problems are within the community and work to solve their own problems
C. The community is not required for the nurse-ANSWER B
A community health nurse is planning a health fair for clients with diabetes in the
community. According to the healthy people 2020 initiatives. What data would the nurse
want to include for clients with diabetes? SATA
A.Monitoring blood glucose level
B. Monitoring of carbohydrate intake
C. Monitoring of body rashes
D. Monitoring of bowel habits
E. Monitoring of susceptibility to cold temperature
F. Monitoring skin assessment - ANSWER A.Monitoring blood glucose level
B. Monitoring of carbohydrate intake
F. Monitoring skin assessment
,A nurse is caring for clients who are receiving tertiary care and are off the medical and
economic main street. The client inquires from the nurse about health care policy and
how it may benefit them. What is the best response by the nurse?
A. Healthcare policy exists to meet the needs of the population
B. The Health care policy does not benefit them
C. It violating HIPAA - ANSWER A
After reading the following statement, which of the below best describes what will be "1
of the 10 greatest public health achievements in US providing safer nutrition"
Healthier food in schools
Eliminating junk food in cities
Reduction of microbial contamination foods -ANSWER C
The community health nurse is utilizing an analytical assessment skill. What does this
assessment include? SATA
Identifies health risk
Identifies health needs
Identifies Values
Identifies beliefs
Identifies resources -
F. Identifies environmental factors of the community to plan care
G. Identifies home care - ANSWER A,B,C,D,E, F
The nurse would use the summative evaluation data in evaluating the education plan for
a group of homeless IV drug users as follows:
A. Determine if the education will advance the knowledge of the population so they will
make healthier choices
B. They have no hope
, C. They never want to change - ANSWER A. Determine if the education will advance the
knowledge of the population, so they will make healthier choices
A lone living older adult informs the clinic nurse that he cannot drive himself to the
store. He states that he is afraid to cook on the stove. Which of the following community
resources would the nurse recommend for this client?
A. He should be committed to a psychiatric hospital
B. Meals on Wheels
C. Give him take out menus - ANSWER B
An occupational health nurse who works in an industrial plant clinic is compiling a
resource book for the clinic staff. Which of the following interventions should the nurse
include in the resource book as an example of secondary prevention?
A. Initiating an immunization clinic
B. Managing their COPD
C. Aid plant workers in understanding symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome - ANSWER
C
In the year 2001, 2 new cases of polio appeared in the city of Georgia with a population
of 50,000. This brought the total number of polio cases to 12 within the city. What is the 2
new cases of polio?
A. Incidence
B. Break out
C. Pandemic - ANSWER A
A nurse is educating an older adult about annual vaccination. Which annual vaccination
will decrease the risk of death from which of the following conditions in the older adult
population?
A. Measles
B. Flu
C. DtaP - ANSWER B
