NSG 212 exam 3 questions well
answered passed
Transtheoretical model of change - correct answer ✔✔1. precontemplation
2. contemplation
3. determination (preparation)
4. action
5. relapse (maintenance)
6. termination
preventative / primary healthcare - correct answer ✔✔- reduce and control risk
factors & disease
- immunizations/stress management, seat belt use, nutrition
- everyday things that we know help prevent illness & injury
secondary healthcare - correct answer ✔✔identifying illness, providing treatment,
stop worsening adults
tertiary health care - correct answer ✔✔prevent long-term consequences of a
chronic illness or disability
Routine physical examination - correct answer ✔✔Generally every 1 to 3 years for
women and every 5 years for men from age 20 to 40, more often after age 40.
, Dental assessment - correct answer ✔✔every 6 months
tuberculosis screen - correct answer ✔✔Tuberculosis (TB) skin test every 2 years.
TB tests are generally not needed for people with a low risk of infection with TB
bacteria. Higher risks include weak immune system and drug use. Health care
workers should be screened annually.
blood pressure - correct answer ✔✔at least every 2 years; anually if previously
elevated
body mass index - correct answer ✔✔at each routine health care visit
blood cholesterol - correct answer ✔✔starting at age 20, a minimum of every 5
years
blood glucose - correct answer ✔✔starting at age 45, a minimum of every 3 years
visual acuity - correct answer ✔✔age 40 and under: uever 3-5 years. every 2 years
ages 40-64. every year 65 and older.
hearing acuity - correct answer ✔✔Periodic hearing checks as needed; more
frequently if hearing loss is noted
skin assessment - correct answer ✔✔every 3 years by a skin specialist for age 20-
40.
annually over age 40
answered passed
Transtheoretical model of change - correct answer ✔✔1. precontemplation
2. contemplation
3. determination (preparation)
4. action
5. relapse (maintenance)
6. termination
preventative / primary healthcare - correct answer ✔✔- reduce and control risk
factors & disease
- immunizations/stress management, seat belt use, nutrition
- everyday things that we know help prevent illness & injury
secondary healthcare - correct answer ✔✔identifying illness, providing treatment,
stop worsening adults
tertiary health care - correct answer ✔✔prevent long-term consequences of a
chronic illness or disability
Routine physical examination - correct answer ✔✔Generally every 1 to 3 years for
women and every 5 years for men from age 20 to 40, more often after age 40.
, Dental assessment - correct answer ✔✔every 6 months
tuberculosis screen - correct answer ✔✔Tuberculosis (TB) skin test every 2 years.
TB tests are generally not needed for people with a low risk of infection with TB
bacteria. Higher risks include weak immune system and drug use. Health care
workers should be screened annually.
blood pressure - correct answer ✔✔at least every 2 years; anually if previously
elevated
body mass index - correct answer ✔✔at each routine health care visit
blood cholesterol - correct answer ✔✔starting at age 20, a minimum of every 5
years
blood glucose - correct answer ✔✔starting at age 45, a minimum of every 3 years
visual acuity - correct answer ✔✔age 40 and under: uever 3-5 years. every 2 years
ages 40-64. every year 65 and older.
hearing acuity - correct answer ✔✔Periodic hearing checks as needed; more
frequently if hearing loss is noted
skin assessment - correct answer ✔✔every 3 years by a skin specialist for age 20-
40.
annually over age 40
