NUR 206 COMMUNITY ACTUAL TEST PAPER 2025/2026
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
✔✔Poverty directly affects health and well-being, resulting in - ✔✔• Higher rates of
chronic illness
• Higher infant morbidity and mortality
• Shorter life expectancy
• More complex health problems
• More significant complications and physical limitations
• Hospitalization rates greater
✔✔Significant complications and physical limitations poverty affects - ✔✔chronic
disease, such as asthma, diabetes, and hypertension
✔✔Barriers that impede access to health care - ✔✔inability to pay for health care, lack
of insurance, geographic location, language, inability to find a health care provider,
transportation difficulties, inconvenient clinic hours, and negative attitudes of health care
providers toward poor clients.
✔✔Alcohol should not be consumed when - ✔✔a hypnotic is taken
✔✔Phenobarbital (Luminal) - ✔✔Antiseizure med. Precautions/interactions:
contraindicated in history of substance use disorder. Side effects: drowsiness,
hypotension, respiratory depression.
✔✔To be effective nurses need - ✔✔strong physical and psychosocial assessment
skills, current knowledge of available resources, and an ability to convey respect,
dignity, and value to each person
✔✔Who is the "whole picture"? - ✔✔the person, the family, and the community
interacting with the environment.
✔✔Visiting in the home provides a great deal of useful information about - ✔✔the
family, their resources, support systems, and knowledge of common housekeeping and
health issues.
✔✔When implementing population-specific health promotion, the nurse should focus
on? - ✔✔lifestyle risk factors specific to the population.
✔✔priority for adult clients - ✔✔exercise classes, education on stress reduction
techniques, and conducting surveys for environmental hazards
✔✔A client who uses alcohol in excessive amounts is at risk for - ✔✔decreased vitamin
B12 and folic acid levels
, ✔✔Chronic alcohol consumption can also cause - ✔✔confusion and a malnourished
state
✔✔Marijuana use results in vitamin B12 deficiency or malnourishment. - ✔✔False
✔✔Nicotine and caffeine consumption do not result in dietary deficiencies, confusion, or
malnourishment. - ✔✔True
✔✔What can lead to cardiovascular complications include cardiac dysrhythmias, thus
palpitations should be prioritized? - ✔✔Caffeine abuse
✔✔expected side effects of caffeine use or abuse - ✔✔Dry mouth, fatigue, and
increased energy
✔✔What is used to deliver the nicotine containing high concentrations of nicotine and
may be poisonous to young children if they consume this orally? - ✔✔The oil
✔✔Secondary prevention involves - ✔✔early identification for early intervention.
✔✔What allows a nurse to identify individuals at high risk for substance abuse or
individuals already abusing substances? - ✔✔he use of a behavioral risk factor survey
✔✔What is an example of primary prevention? - ✔✔Drug education in elementary
school, maintaining a normal BMI across the lifespan
✔✔Rehabilitation and counseling for addicts is - ✔✔tertiary prevention
✔✔Risk factors for alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs (ATOD) - ✔✔history of childhood
trauma, being a victim of violence, having a parent with addiction, a history of mood
disorders, and a lack of adaptive coping mechanisms.
✔✔What is an effective therapeutic communication technique? - ✔✔Responding to the
feelings expressed by a client; This option does not minimize the client's experience and
facilitates exploration of the client's expressed feelings
✔✔Nontherapeutic Communication Techniques - ✔✔Asking personal questions
Giving personal opinions
Changing the subject
Automatic responses
False reassurance
Sympathy
Asking for explanations
Approval or disapproval
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
✔✔Poverty directly affects health and well-being, resulting in - ✔✔• Higher rates of
chronic illness
• Higher infant morbidity and mortality
• Shorter life expectancy
• More complex health problems
• More significant complications and physical limitations
• Hospitalization rates greater
✔✔Significant complications and physical limitations poverty affects - ✔✔chronic
disease, such as asthma, diabetes, and hypertension
✔✔Barriers that impede access to health care - ✔✔inability to pay for health care, lack
of insurance, geographic location, language, inability to find a health care provider,
transportation difficulties, inconvenient clinic hours, and negative attitudes of health care
providers toward poor clients.
✔✔Alcohol should not be consumed when - ✔✔a hypnotic is taken
✔✔Phenobarbital (Luminal) - ✔✔Antiseizure med. Precautions/interactions:
contraindicated in history of substance use disorder. Side effects: drowsiness,
hypotension, respiratory depression.
✔✔To be effective nurses need - ✔✔strong physical and psychosocial assessment
skills, current knowledge of available resources, and an ability to convey respect,
dignity, and value to each person
✔✔Who is the "whole picture"? - ✔✔the person, the family, and the community
interacting with the environment.
✔✔Visiting in the home provides a great deal of useful information about - ✔✔the
family, their resources, support systems, and knowledge of common housekeeping and
health issues.
✔✔When implementing population-specific health promotion, the nurse should focus
on? - ✔✔lifestyle risk factors specific to the population.
✔✔priority for adult clients - ✔✔exercise classes, education on stress reduction
techniques, and conducting surveys for environmental hazards
✔✔A client who uses alcohol in excessive amounts is at risk for - ✔✔decreased vitamin
B12 and folic acid levels
, ✔✔Chronic alcohol consumption can also cause - ✔✔confusion and a malnourished
state
✔✔Marijuana use results in vitamin B12 deficiency or malnourishment. - ✔✔False
✔✔Nicotine and caffeine consumption do not result in dietary deficiencies, confusion, or
malnourishment. - ✔✔True
✔✔What can lead to cardiovascular complications include cardiac dysrhythmias, thus
palpitations should be prioritized? - ✔✔Caffeine abuse
✔✔expected side effects of caffeine use or abuse - ✔✔Dry mouth, fatigue, and
increased energy
✔✔What is used to deliver the nicotine containing high concentrations of nicotine and
may be poisonous to young children if they consume this orally? - ✔✔The oil
✔✔Secondary prevention involves - ✔✔early identification for early intervention.
✔✔What allows a nurse to identify individuals at high risk for substance abuse or
individuals already abusing substances? - ✔✔he use of a behavioral risk factor survey
✔✔What is an example of primary prevention? - ✔✔Drug education in elementary
school, maintaining a normal BMI across the lifespan
✔✔Rehabilitation and counseling for addicts is - ✔✔tertiary prevention
✔✔Risk factors for alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs (ATOD) - ✔✔history of childhood
trauma, being a victim of violence, having a parent with addiction, a history of mood
disorders, and a lack of adaptive coping mechanisms.
✔✔What is an effective therapeutic communication technique? - ✔✔Responding to the
feelings expressed by a client; This option does not minimize the client's experience and
facilitates exploration of the client's expressed feelings
✔✔Nontherapeutic Communication Techniques - ✔✔Asking personal questions
Giving personal opinions
Changing the subject
Automatic responses
False reassurance
Sympathy
Asking for explanations
Approval or disapproval
