ATI RN COMMUNITY HEALTH PROCTORED
FINAL EXAM 3 LATEST VERSIONS AND
RETAKE 2024-2025 QUESTIONS AND
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Agents causing airborne Measles, TB, chicken pox/ varicella, COVID
isolation precautions?
Agents causing droplet Pertussis, influenza, Severe acute respiratory
isolation precautions? syndrome (SARS)
Agents causing Norovirus, salmonellosis, hep A, trichinosis, e. coli
foodborne infections?
Agents causing food Staphylococcus aureus and clostridium botulinum
intoxication (toxin
produce harmful bacteria,
chemical contamination,
or disease producing
substance)?
Agents causing vector- West nile virus, lyme disease, rocky moutain spotted
borne infections? fever, malaria
Agents causing cholera, typhoid fever, bacillary dysentery, Giardia
waterborne infections? lamblia
Agents transmitted by STIs, infectious mononucleosis, infectious
direct contact? mononucleosis, enterobiasis, impetigo, lice/scabies
, Emergent category (class I): highest priority given to
clients who have life-threatening injuries but also have
a high possibility of survival once they are stabilized
Urgent category (class II): 2nd highest priority is given
to clients who have major injuries that are not yet life
threatening and can usually wait 45-60 mins for
treatment
Categories of triage
during mass casualty
Nonurgent category (class III): the next highest
events?
priority is given to clients who have minor injuries that
are not life threatening and do not need immediate
attention
Expectant category (class IV): the lowest priority is
given to clients who are not expected to live and will
be allowed to die naturally; comfort measures may be
provided, but restorative care will not
Define altruism. dealing with anxiety by reaching out to others
Define Reaction overcompensating or demonstrating the opposite
formation. behavior of what is felt
Dealing with unacceptable feelings or impulses by
Define sublimation. unconsciously substituting acceptable forms of
expression
diagnostic procedures for pap spear, breast exam, biopsy of uterine lining, DXA
menopause? scan
antibody screening, viral load test, drug resistance
Diagnostic test for HIV? testing, liver profile/bipsies/stool sampling, brain/lung
scan
hot flashes, vaginal dryness, incontinence, mood
expected findings during swings, depression, decreased bone density,
menopause? decreased HDL and increased LDL, loss of hair and
skin elasticity, breast tissue changes
FINAL EXAM 3 LATEST VERSIONS AND
RETAKE 2024-2025 QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
Save
Agents causing airborne Measles, TB, chicken pox/ varicella, COVID
isolation precautions?
Agents causing droplet Pertussis, influenza, Severe acute respiratory
isolation precautions? syndrome (SARS)
Agents causing Norovirus, salmonellosis, hep A, trichinosis, e. coli
foodborne infections?
Agents causing food Staphylococcus aureus and clostridium botulinum
intoxication (toxin
produce harmful bacteria,
chemical contamination,
or disease producing
substance)?
Agents causing vector- West nile virus, lyme disease, rocky moutain spotted
borne infections? fever, malaria
Agents causing cholera, typhoid fever, bacillary dysentery, Giardia
waterborne infections? lamblia
Agents transmitted by STIs, infectious mononucleosis, infectious
direct contact? mononucleosis, enterobiasis, impetigo, lice/scabies
, Emergent category (class I): highest priority given to
clients who have life-threatening injuries but also have
a high possibility of survival once they are stabilized
Urgent category (class II): 2nd highest priority is given
to clients who have major injuries that are not yet life
threatening and can usually wait 45-60 mins for
treatment
Categories of triage
during mass casualty
Nonurgent category (class III): the next highest
events?
priority is given to clients who have minor injuries that
are not life threatening and do not need immediate
attention
Expectant category (class IV): the lowest priority is
given to clients who are not expected to live and will
be allowed to die naturally; comfort measures may be
provided, but restorative care will not
Define altruism. dealing with anxiety by reaching out to others
Define Reaction overcompensating or demonstrating the opposite
formation. behavior of what is felt
Dealing with unacceptable feelings or impulses by
Define sublimation. unconsciously substituting acceptable forms of
expression
diagnostic procedures for pap spear, breast exam, biopsy of uterine lining, DXA
menopause? scan
antibody screening, viral load test, drug resistance
Diagnostic test for HIV? testing, liver profile/bipsies/stool sampling, brain/lung
scan
hot flashes, vaginal dryness, incontinence, mood
expected findings during swings, depression, decreased bone density,
menopause? decreased HDL and increased LDL, loss of hair and
skin elasticity, breast tissue changes
