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"ULTIMATE ATI Community Health Nursing
Proctored Exam TEST BANK: 300+ Practice
Questions with Expert Rationales, NCLEX®-Style
Scenarios & A+ Study Hacks (Latest Edition)"
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Section 1: Foundations of Community Health Nursing
Focus: Core principles, health promotion, and community assessment.
1. Question: A nurse conducts a community assessment. Which data
source is most comprehensive?
o A. Individual clinic charts | B. Anecdotal reports | C. Vital stats +
surveys ✅ | D. Single focus group
o Rationale: Triangulation (C) combines quantitative (vital stats)
and qualitative (surveys) data.
o Key Tip: Prioritize mixed-methods data in assessments.
2. Question: A nurse plans a primary prevention program for adults aged
30–45. Which topic is best?
o A. Chronic hypertension management | B. Colon cancer screening
| C. Stress reduction + healthy eating ✅ | D. Diabetes coping
o Rationale: Primary prevention prevents disease onset (C).
o Mnemonic: "PREVENT" = Primary stops disease Before it starts.
(Questions 3–10 follow similar formatting, covering windshield surveys, health
disparities, etc.)
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Section 2: Vulnerable Populations & Health Equity
Focus: Homelessness, immigrants, elderly, and social determinants of health.
11. Question: A homeless client has untreated chronic wounds. What is
the biggest barrier to care?
• A. Lack of knowledge | B. No clean water/supplies ✅ | C. Low
motivation | D. Stigma
• Rationale: Basic needs (B) must be met first (Maslow’s hierarchy).
• Key Tip: Use the "5 As" framework: Availability, Accessibility,
Affordability, Acceptability, Appropriateness.
12. Question: A refugee family avoids healthcare due to trauma. What
should the nurse do first?
• A. Ask about trauma | B. Address food/shelter ✅ | C. Complete
medical forms | D. Refer to psychiatry
• Rationale: Build trust by meeting immediate needs (B).
*(Questions 13–20 cover migrant workers, LGBTQ+ health, etc.)*
Section 3: Disaster Preparedness & Response
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Focus: Triage, mitigation, recovery phases, and ethical dilemmas.
21. Question: During a mass casualty event, what is the nurse’s priority
action?
• A. Treat critical injuries | B. Document demographics | C. Triage using
START ✅ | D. Call families
• Rationale: Triage (C) saves the most lives by prioritizing care.
• Mnemonic: "RED-YELLOW-GREEN-BLACK" tags for triage.
22. Question: A "shelter-in-place" order is issued for a chemical spill.
Which instruction is critical?
• A. Evacuate | B. Seal windows + shut vents ✅ | C. Open windows
| D. Go outside
• Rationale: Containment (B) prevents exposure to airborne toxins.
(Questions 23–30 cover PPE, psychological first aid, etc.)
Section 4: Epidemiology & Disease Surveillance
Focus: Outbreak investigations, incidence vs. prevalence, and reporting.
31. Question: A nurse plots new flu cases over time. What type of curve is
this?
• A. Endemic | B. Epidemic ✅ | C. Pandemic | D. Surveillance
"ULTIMATE ATI Community Health Nursing
Proctored Exam TEST BANK: 300+ Practice
Questions with Expert Rationales, NCLEX®-Style
Scenarios & A+ Study Hacks (Latest Edition)"
, Delights Test Banks 2
Section 1: Foundations of Community Health Nursing
Focus: Core principles, health promotion, and community assessment.
1. Question: A nurse conducts a community assessment. Which data
source is most comprehensive?
o A. Individual clinic charts | B. Anecdotal reports | C. Vital stats +
surveys ✅ | D. Single focus group
o Rationale: Triangulation (C) combines quantitative (vital stats)
and qualitative (surveys) data.
o Key Tip: Prioritize mixed-methods data in assessments.
2. Question: A nurse plans a primary prevention program for adults aged
30–45. Which topic is best?
o A. Chronic hypertension management | B. Colon cancer screening
| C. Stress reduction + healthy eating ✅ | D. Diabetes coping
o Rationale: Primary prevention prevents disease onset (C).
o Mnemonic: "PREVENT" = Primary stops disease Before it starts.
(Questions 3–10 follow similar formatting, covering windshield surveys, health
disparities, etc.)
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Section 2: Vulnerable Populations & Health Equity
Focus: Homelessness, immigrants, elderly, and social determinants of health.
11. Question: A homeless client has untreated chronic wounds. What is
the biggest barrier to care?
• A. Lack of knowledge | B. No clean water/supplies ✅ | C. Low
motivation | D. Stigma
• Rationale: Basic needs (B) must be met first (Maslow’s hierarchy).
• Key Tip: Use the "5 As" framework: Availability, Accessibility,
Affordability, Acceptability, Appropriateness.
12. Question: A refugee family avoids healthcare due to trauma. What
should the nurse do first?
• A. Ask about trauma | B. Address food/shelter ✅ | C. Complete
medical forms | D. Refer to psychiatry
• Rationale: Build trust by meeting immediate needs (B).
*(Questions 13–20 cover migrant workers, LGBTQ+ health, etc.)*
Section 3: Disaster Preparedness & Response
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Focus: Triage, mitigation, recovery phases, and ethical dilemmas.
21. Question: During a mass casualty event, what is the nurse’s priority
action?
• A. Treat critical injuries | B. Document demographics | C. Triage using
START ✅ | D. Call families
• Rationale: Triage (C) saves the most lives by prioritizing care.
• Mnemonic: "RED-YELLOW-GREEN-BLACK" tags for triage.
22. Question: A "shelter-in-place" order is issued for a chemical spill.
Which instruction is critical?
• A. Evacuate | B. Seal windows + shut vents ✅ | C. Open windows
| D. Go outside
• Rationale: Containment (B) prevents exposure to airborne toxins.
(Questions 23–30 cover PPE, psychological first aid, etc.)
Section 4: Epidemiology & Disease Surveillance
Focus: Outbreak investigations, incidence vs. prevalence, and reporting.
31. Question: A nurse plots new flu cases over time. What type of curve is
this?
• A. Endemic | B. Epidemic ✅ | C. Pandemic | D. Surveillance
