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2025 HESI RN COMMUNITY HEALTH LATEST
VERSIONS 1,2 AND 3 COMPLETE ALL QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH
RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY
GRADED A+
HESI RN COMMUNITY HEALTH VERSION 1
The community health and nurse suspects that immunization
rates are lower in social economic section of the city are likely
below the state health department target. What should be the
nurses initial action to address this health problem?
1. Call a meeting of citizens to inform them the importance of
having their children immunized.
2. Partner with the local Children's Hospital to set up free
immunization clinics in the neighborhood.
3. Join a political action group that focuses attention on the issue
in the local news media
4. Review current epidemiological population data that might
document a low immunization rate. - ANSWER-4. Review
current epidemiological population data that might document a
low immunization rate.
Rationale; Reviewing current data provide the nurse with a
clear picture of the immunization rates in different sections
of the city. This should be the first step to guide the actions.
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The community health center has observed a significant increase
in influenza cases compared to previous years. The nursing staff
is tasked with reviewing outcome data to identify any trends and
vaccination rates and reasons for any decline. What action
should the nursing team take together for data analysis?
1. Delineate the geographic distribution of the area to survey and
review for patterns.
2. Ask a set number of clients if they have the flu
3. Generate influenza, immunization case reports from the
electronic health record.
4. Determine the change in immunization rates from the
previous year to the current year - ANSWER-3. Generate
influenza, immunization case reports from the electronic record.
Rationale; This will provide direct data about the number of
people who have been vaccinated and the number of
influenza cases
A student at an elementary school healthcare reports having
itchy circles on the lower legs, which skin assessment finding
should the nurse prioritize for immediate intervention?
1. Patch rounded lesions on both legs.
2. Red ring shaped lesions with a normal skin in the center.
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3. Itchy red scaly patches with blisters that are draining
4. Several irritated, circular, bald, flaky, scalp patches. -
ANSWER-3. Itchy, red scaly patches with the blisters that are
draining.
Rationale; This could be a sign of a serious skin infection,
such as cellulitis. This condition can spread quickly and
become serious if not treated promptly so it should be
prioritized.
after assessing the healthcare needs of an elementary school.
The nurse determines that an increased prevalence of head lice
as a priority problem. The nurse develops a two month program
with the goal to eradicate the condition in the school. The
program includes educational pamphlet sent home to parents and
regular assessment of children by the school nurse. What action
should the nurse implement to evaluate the effectiveness of the
program?
1. Survey parents three weeks after the pamphlets are sent home
to assess their understanding of the condition.
2. Evaluate the teacher's ability to identify head lice two months
after initiation of the program.
3. Measure the prevalence of headlines among children after
four months.
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4. Conduct an initial examination of each child in the school to
obtain baseline data. - ANSWER-3. Measure the prevalence of
headlines among children after four months.
Rationale; measuring the prevalence of head lice after the
program will assess its effectiveness. There should be a
decrease in prevalence.
which community would benefit most from a lead poisoning,
education and screening program provided by the public health
nurse?
1. A community of older adults live in subsidize housing located
near an airport.
2. An urban community of young adults who frequently camp
and hike in remote desert areas.
3. A coastal community of mixed age groups who eat a diet high
in fish and other seafood.
4. A farming community where families and young children live
primarily in 100-year-old farm houses - ANSWER-4. A farming
community where families and young children live primarily in
100-year-old farm houses
Rationale; older homes, particularly those built before 1978
often contain lead based paint which compose a significant
risk for lead poisoning, especially in young children
2025 HESI RN COMMUNITY HEALTH LATEST
VERSIONS 1,2 AND 3 COMPLETE ALL QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH
RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY
GRADED A+
HESI RN COMMUNITY HEALTH VERSION 1
The community health and nurse suspects that immunization
rates are lower in social economic section of the city are likely
below the state health department target. What should be the
nurses initial action to address this health problem?
1. Call a meeting of citizens to inform them the importance of
having their children immunized.
2. Partner with the local Children's Hospital to set up free
immunization clinics in the neighborhood.
3. Join a political action group that focuses attention on the issue
in the local news media
4. Review current epidemiological population data that might
document a low immunization rate. - ANSWER-4. Review
current epidemiological population data that might document a
low immunization rate.
Rationale; Reviewing current data provide the nurse with a
clear picture of the immunization rates in different sections
of the city. This should be the first step to guide the actions.
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The community health center has observed a significant increase
in influenza cases compared to previous years. The nursing staff
is tasked with reviewing outcome data to identify any trends and
vaccination rates and reasons for any decline. What action
should the nursing team take together for data analysis?
1. Delineate the geographic distribution of the area to survey and
review for patterns.
2. Ask a set number of clients if they have the flu
3. Generate influenza, immunization case reports from the
electronic health record.
4. Determine the change in immunization rates from the
previous year to the current year - ANSWER-3. Generate
influenza, immunization case reports from the electronic record.
Rationale; This will provide direct data about the number of
people who have been vaccinated and the number of
influenza cases
A student at an elementary school healthcare reports having
itchy circles on the lower legs, which skin assessment finding
should the nurse prioritize for immediate intervention?
1. Patch rounded lesions on both legs.
2. Red ring shaped lesions with a normal skin in the center.
,3|Page
3. Itchy red scaly patches with blisters that are draining
4. Several irritated, circular, bald, flaky, scalp patches. -
ANSWER-3. Itchy, red scaly patches with the blisters that are
draining.
Rationale; This could be a sign of a serious skin infection,
such as cellulitis. This condition can spread quickly and
become serious if not treated promptly so it should be
prioritized.
after assessing the healthcare needs of an elementary school.
The nurse determines that an increased prevalence of head lice
as a priority problem. The nurse develops a two month program
with the goal to eradicate the condition in the school. The
program includes educational pamphlet sent home to parents and
regular assessment of children by the school nurse. What action
should the nurse implement to evaluate the effectiveness of the
program?
1. Survey parents three weeks after the pamphlets are sent home
to assess their understanding of the condition.
2. Evaluate the teacher's ability to identify head lice two months
after initiation of the program.
3. Measure the prevalence of headlines among children after
four months.
, 4|Page
4. Conduct an initial examination of each child in the school to
obtain baseline data. - ANSWER-3. Measure the prevalence of
headlines among children after four months.
Rationale; measuring the prevalence of head lice after the
program will assess its effectiveness. There should be a
decrease in prevalence.
which community would benefit most from a lead poisoning,
education and screening program provided by the public health
nurse?
1. A community of older adults live in subsidize housing located
near an airport.
2. An urban community of young adults who frequently camp
and hike in remote desert areas.
3. A coastal community of mixed age groups who eat a diet high
in fish and other seafood.
4. A farming community where families and young children live
primarily in 100-year-old farm houses - ANSWER-4. A farming
community where families and young children live primarily in
100-year-old farm houses
Rationale; older homes, particularly those built before 1978
often contain lead based paint which compose a significant
risk for lead poisoning, especially in young children
