NUR 115 FINAL
EXAM(ANSWERS)80
QUESTION AND
CORRECT
ANSWERS,100%CORRE
CT.2024/2025 .
,1. What is the term for the rapid and cumulative physical and emotional changes that
characterize childhood?
- Homelessness
- New morbidities
- Dependency vulnerability
- Developmental vulnerability - correct answer-Developmental vulnerability
1. Easy access to transportation is a challenge that faces rural health.
- True
- False - correct answer-False
1. Which of the following is a major health concern for women?
- Life expectancy is 8 years shorter than men.
- AIDS is the leading cause of death.
- Nearly one-third of women have less than ninth-grade education.
- Women have a higher chance of developing more acute and chronic illnesses - correct answer-
Women have a higher chance of developing more acute and chronic illnesses
1. Mental disorders are common psychiatric illnesses affecting which group?
- Adults
- Children
- The uninsured
- Ethnic minorities - correct answer-adults
1. What causes AIDS?
- CDC
- Lack of insurance
,- Infectious air-born pathogen
- HIV - correct answer-HIV
1. Uninsured individuals typically tend to be:
- Middle class
- Urban dwellers
- Young adults (ages 25-40)
- Women - correct answer-Young adults (ages 25-40)
1. Let's Move is an initiative designed to promote a healthy start in life for children, from
pregnancy through early childhood; to serve healthier food in schools; and to increase physical
activity.
- True
- False - correct answer-True
1. The nation's mental health system is composed of three subsystems based on the severity of
the mental health condition.
- True
- False - correct answer-False
1. Vulnerability represents a personal deficiency inherent to certain populations.
- True
- False - correct answer-False
1. The rate of growth in health spending in the United States slowed to its lowest level during
what time period?
- 2002-2010
, - 1993-2000
- 1973-1983
- 1980-1988 - correct answer-1993-2000
1. Which of the following contributes to high health care costs?
- Uniform practice standards
- Alternative model of health care
- Growth of technology
- Single payer insurance - correct answer-Growth of technology
1. According to Donabedian, in order to help define and measure quality in health care
organizations, you must examine three domains. One of those domains is risk.
- True
- False - correct answer-False
1. Which of the following describes access to care?
- It is rarely predicted by race or income.
- It is distinguished from acceptability of services.
- It is often predicted by income and occupation..
- Access for disadvantaged populations was absent from legislative history until the ACA. -
correct answer-It is often predicted by income and occupation..
1. Accountable care organizations are:
- known for increasing health expenditures and sometimes reducing quality.
- focused on reducing medical malpractice.
- designed to help increase cooperation between providers across various health care settings to
improve Medicare patient outcomes.
EXAM(ANSWERS)80
QUESTION AND
CORRECT
ANSWERS,100%CORRE
CT.2024/2025 .
,1. What is the term for the rapid and cumulative physical and emotional changes that
characterize childhood?
- Homelessness
- New morbidities
- Dependency vulnerability
- Developmental vulnerability - correct answer-Developmental vulnerability
1. Easy access to transportation is a challenge that faces rural health.
- True
- False - correct answer-False
1. Which of the following is a major health concern for women?
- Life expectancy is 8 years shorter than men.
- AIDS is the leading cause of death.
- Nearly one-third of women have less than ninth-grade education.
- Women have a higher chance of developing more acute and chronic illnesses - correct answer-
Women have a higher chance of developing more acute and chronic illnesses
1. Mental disorders are common psychiatric illnesses affecting which group?
- Adults
- Children
- The uninsured
- Ethnic minorities - correct answer-adults
1. What causes AIDS?
- CDC
- Lack of insurance
,- Infectious air-born pathogen
- HIV - correct answer-HIV
1. Uninsured individuals typically tend to be:
- Middle class
- Urban dwellers
- Young adults (ages 25-40)
- Women - correct answer-Young adults (ages 25-40)
1. Let's Move is an initiative designed to promote a healthy start in life for children, from
pregnancy through early childhood; to serve healthier food in schools; and to increase physical
activity.
- True
- False - correct answer-True
1. The nation's mental health system is composed of three subsystems based on the severity of
the mental health condition.
- True
- False - correct answer-False
1. Vulnerability represents a personal deficiency inherent to certain populations.
- True
- False - correct answer-False
1. The rate of growth in health spending in the United States slowed to its lowest level during
what time period?
- 2002-2010
, - 1993-2000
- 1973-1983
- 1980-1988 - correct answer-1993-2000
1. Which of the following contributes to high health care costs?
- Uniform practice standards
- Alternative model of health care
- Growth of technology
- Single payer insurance - correct answer-Growth of technology
1. According to Donabedian, in order to help define and measure quality in health care
organizations, you must examine three domains. One of those domains is risk.
- True
- False - correct answer-False
1. Which of the following describes access to care?
- It is rarely predicted by race or income.
- It is distinguished from acceptability of services.
- It is often predicted by income and occupation..
- Access for disadvantaged populations was absent from legislative history until the ACA. -
correct answer-It is often predicted by income and occupation..
1. Accountable care organizations are:
- known for increasing health expenditures and sometimes reducing quality.
- focused on reducing medical malpractice.
- designed to help increase cooperation between providers across various health care settings to
improve Medicare patient outcomes.
