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NFDN 2006 REVIEW LATEST FINAL EXAM 2026
ACTUAL QUESTIONS WITH 100% CERTIFIED,
ELABORATED, & VERIFIED SOLUTIONS |100%
GUARANTEED A+.
What does vulnerability result from? - CORRECT ✓✓ cumulative effects of limited physical,
environmental, personal, and biopsychosocial resources
What trait increases when CHN places emphasis on client strengths and assets rather than
on a client's deficits? - CORRECT ✓✓ Resilience
What do CHNs who advocate for policy changes to expand access to health care for
vulnerable or at-risk
populations are focused on eliminating? - CORRECT ✓✓ Health disparities
What is an example of primary prevention? - CORRECT ✓✓ Provide vaccinations to
vulnerable populations
What is an example of secondary prevention? - CORRECT ✓✓ Conduct TB screening for
vulnerable populations
What is an example of tertiary prevention? - CORRECT ✓✓ Refer mentally ill adults to a
therapy group
What are 2 factors that force new Canadian immigrants to take low paying jobs, making
them
vulnerable to poverty? - CORRECT ✓✓ Language barriers and expensive Canadian
certifications or retraining in their professional field in order to practice in Canada
What is meant by a "one-stop shopping" approach to care delivery? - CORRECT ✓✓ arrange
to have as many services as
possible available in a single location and at convenient times
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What is one alternative method of delivering health care services to street that homeless are
more likely to use? - CORRECT ✓✓ Mobile clinics
What is the average life expectancy of a young person who is living in absolute
homelessness? - CORRECT ✓✓ 39y women, 46y for men
What are some things a community health nurse can do in his/her advocacy role to facilitate
access to
needed health care services by the homeless population? - CORRECT ✓✓ Work with
communities to build capacity to work with this population and address health inequalities
Participate in activities that will facilitate the building of healthy public policies to address
homelessness
Work toward reorienting the health system so that it focuses on a socioenvironmental street
approach
for the homeless population.
Work with the homeless to empower, support, and encourage them to make change in the
sociopolitical community environment
What is meant by the statement "Know when to "walk beside" the client and when to
encourage the
client to "walk ahead."? - CORRECT ✓✓ know when to do something for clients and when to
teach or encourage them to do it for themselves
What are barriers for people with mental illness? - CORRECT ✓✓ Access to adequate health
services, inadequate housing, insufficient coordinated services in the
community, substance abuse, lack of employment & income - poverty, lack of social skills,
lack of
social supports
NFDN 2006 REVIEW LATEST FINAL EXAM 2026
ACTUAL QUESTIONS WITH 100% CERTIFIED,
ELABORATED, & VERIFIED SOLUTIONS |100%
GUARANTEED A+.
What does vulnerability result from? - CORRECT ✓✓ cumulative effects of limited physical,
environmental, personal, and biopsychosocial resources
What trait increases when CHN places emphasis on client strengths and assets rather than
on a client's deficits? - CORRECT ✓✓ Resilience
What do CHNs who advocate for policy changes to expand access to health care for
vulnerable or at-risk
populations are focused on eliminating? - CORRECT ✓✓ Health disparities
What is an example of primary prevention? - CORRECT ✓✓ Provide vaccinations to
vulnerable populations
What is an example of secondary prevention? - CORRECT ✓✓ Conduct TB screening for
vulnerable populations
What is an example of tertiary prevention? - CORRECT ✓✓ Refer mentally ill adults to a
therapy group
What are 2 factors that force new Canadian immigrants to take low paying jobs, making
them
vulnerable to poverty? - CORRECT ✓✓ Language barriers and expensive Canadian
certifications or retraining in their professional field in order to practice in Canada
What is meant by a "one-stop shopping" approach to care delivery? - CORRECT ✓✓ arrange
to have as many services as
possible available in a single location and at convenient times
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What is one alternative method of delivering health care services to street that homeless are
more likely to use? - CORRECT ✓✓ Mobile clinics
What is the average life expectancy of a young person who is living in absolute
homelessness? - CORRECT ✓✓ 39y women, 46y for men
What are some things a community health nurse can do in his/her advocacy role to facilitate
access to
needed health care services by the homeless population? - CORRECT ✓✓ Work with
communities to build capacity to work with this population and address health inequalities
Participate in activities that will facilitate the building of healthy public policies to address
homelessness
Work toward reorienting the health system so that it focuses on a socioenvironmental street
approach
for the homeless population.
Work with the homeless to empower, support, and encourage them to make change in the
sociopolitical community environment
What is meant by the statement "Know when to "walk beside" the client and when to
encourage the
client to "walk ahead."? - CORRECT ✓✓ know when to do something for clients and when to
teach or encourage them to do it for themselves
What are barriers for people with mental illness? - CORRECT ✓✓ Access to adequate health
services, inadequate housing, insufficient coordinated services in the
community, substance abuse, lack of employment & income - poverty, lack of social skills,
lack of
social supports
