ATI Community Health Assessment with
Correct Answers
Where should the nurse prepare to inject a TB skin test? At what angle? ✔️✔️inner aspect of
the forearm at a 5-15 degree angle
What does the nurse inject for a TB skin test? ✔️✔️0.1 ml of purified protein derivative, which
is equivalent to 5 TB units
What is a positive result for a TB skin test? ✔️✔️an induration (raised hardened area) of 10
mm or greater or an induration of 5 mm for immunocompromised patients
Agency for Healthcare Quality and Research (AHRQ) ✔️✔️gives guidelines for client care,
such as pain management, cancer screening, and diabetes management
Migrant Clinicians Network (MCN) ✔️✔️tracking program developed so health care providers
can access prior provider info and maintain TB treatment continuity for migrants
CDC provides info for what? ✔️✔️STI's and immunization guidelines
US Preventative Services Task Force (USPSTF) ✔️✔️reviews preventative services and
suggests appropriate services for primary medical care and topics for research
, how far should the child stand from the Snellen letter chart? ✔️✔️10 feet away
when can a child progress to the next line of the Snellen letter chart during a visual acuity test?
✔️✔️when he reads at least 4 symbols on the current line
which eyes should be covered up during a visual acuity test and when? ✔️✔️cover right eye,
then left eye, then use both eyes
community-based versus community-oriented ✔️✔️community-based is focused on the care of
individuals, while community-oriented focuses on the health of a population
how is RSV spread? ✔️✔️direct contact with respiratory secretions while within 3 feet of a
person infected.
RSV causes inflammation, leading to obstruction of the small respiratory airways. it causes
bronchiolitis, a disease of the lower respiratory tract infection.
manifestations of RSV ✔️✔️dyspnea, tachypnea, coughing, and wheezing.
RSV causes inflammation, leading to obstruction of the small respiratory airways. it causes
bronchiolitis, a disease of the lower respiratory tract infection
when do rotavirus infections peak? ✔️✔️winter months
rotavirus causes dehydrated diarrhea.
Correct Answers
Where should the nurse prepare to inject a TB skin test? At what angle? ✔️✔️inner aspect of
the forearm at a 5-15 degree angle
What does the nurse inject for a TB skin test? ✔️✔️0.1 ml of purified protein derivative, which
is equivalent to 5 TB units
What is a positive result for a TB skin test? ✔️✔️an induration (raised hardened area) of 10
mm or greater or an induration of 5 mm for immunocompromised patients
Agency for Healthcare Quality and Research (AHRQ) ✔️✔️gives guidelines for client care,
such as pain management, cancer screening, and diabetes management
Migrant Clinicians Network (MCN) ✔️✔️tracking program developed so health care providers
can access prior provider info and maintain TB treatment continuity for migrants
CDC provides info for what? ✔️✔️STI's and immunization guidelines
US Preventative Services Task Force (USPSTF) ✔️✔️reviews preventative services and
suggests appropriate services for primary medical care and topics for research
, how far should the child stand from the Snellen letter chart? ✔️✔️10 feet away
when can a child progress to the next line of the Snellen letter chart during a visual acuity test?
✔️✔️when he reads at least 4 symbols on the current line
which eyes should be covered up during a visual acuity test and when? ✔️✔️cover right eye,
then left eye, then use both eyes
community-based versus community-oriented ✔️✔️community-based is focused on the care of
individuals, while community-oriented focuses on the health of a population
how is RSV spread? ✔️✔️direct contact with respiratory secretions while within 3 feet of a
person infected.
RSV causes inflammation, leading to obstruction of the small respiratory airways. it causes
bronchiolitis, a disease of the lower respiratory tract infection.
manifestations of RSV ✔️✔️dyspnea, tachypnea, coughing, and wheezing.
RSV causes inflammation, leading to obstruction of the small respiratory airways. it causes
bronchiolitis, a disease of the lower respiratory tract infection
when do rotavirus infections peak? ✔️✔️winter months
rotavirus causes dehydrated diarrhea.
