Community ATI Questions with
Accurate Answers
"I PREPARE" correct answer method of determining current and past
environmental exposures.
I=investigate potential exposures
P=present work
R=residence
E=environmental concerns
P=past work
A=activities
R=referrals and resources
E=educate
accommodating large traumas correct answer hospital must accommodate all
victims it receives
acculturation correct answer process of merging with or adopting the traits of a
different culture.
advocacy correct answer client's right to make decision affecting their own health,
to expect a nurse-client relationship based on trust, collaboration, and shared
respect, consideration of their thoughts and feelings.
client's are responsible for own health.
nurse's responsibility to advocate for resources or services to meet needs of pt.
,requires assertiveness, placing priority on pt values, and willingness to progress
through chain of command for resolution.
agent correct answer inanimate or animate object that causes disease
agent factors correct answer biological agents
chemical agents
mechanical agents
physical agents
psychological agents
assessment stage correct answer collect data about the community and its
members.
activities: complete a needs assessment and identify community strengths and
weaknesses, assess the availability of community resources, evaluate secondary
health data.
atropine (atropine sulfate) correct answer anticholingergic.
used to effects of nerve gas exposure
causes: sarin, tabun, soman.
attack rate correct answer number of people exposed to a specific agent who
develop the disease/ total number of people exposed
auditory learners correct answer "listening"
lectures, discussion, reading aloud.
, "interpret meaning while listening"
barriers to implementing community health programs correct answer inadequate
assessment
inadequate or misconstructed data
no involvement with community partners
impaired communication
inadequate resources
lack of planning
poor leadership
behavioral theory correct answer use of reinforcement methods to change
learner's behaviors
beneficence correct answer maximize possible benefits and minimize possible
harms.
ex. assessing risks and benefits when planning interventions.
biological agents correct answer viruses
bacteria
fungi
blood-borne
airborne pathogens
biological factors correct answer health and disease status, genetics, race, age,
gender, causes of death
Accurate Answers
"I PREPARE" correct answer method of determining current and past
environmental exposures.
I=investigate potential exposures
P=present work
R=residence
E=environmental concerns
P=past work
A=activities
R=referrals and resources
E=educate
accommodating large traumas correct answer hospital must accommodate all
victims it receives
acculturation correct answer process of merging with or adopting the traits of a
different culture.
advocacy correct answer client's right to make decision affecting their own health,
to expect a nurse-client relationship based on trust, collaboration, and shared
respect, consideration of their thoughts and feelings.
client's are responsible for own health.
nurse's responsibility to advocate for resources or services to meet needs of pt.
,requires assertiveness, placing priority on pt values, and willingness to progress
through chain of command for resolution.
agent correct answer inanimate or animate object that causes disease
agent factors correct answer biological agents
chemical agents
mechanical agents
physical agents
psychological agents
assessment stage correct answer collect data about the community and its
members.
activities: complete a needs assessment and identify community strengths and
weaknesses, assess the availability of community resources, evaluate secondary
health data.
atropine (atropine sulfate) correct answer anticholingergic.
used to effects of nerve gas exposure
causes: sarin, tabun, soman.
attack rate correct answer number of people exposed to a specific agent who
develop the disease/ total number of people exposed
auditory learners correct answer "listening"
lectures, discussion, reading aloud.
, "interpret meaning while listening"
barriers to implementing community health programs correct answer inadequate
assessment
inadequate or misconstructed data
no involvement with community partners
impaired communication
inadequate resources
lack of planning
poor leadership
behavioral theory correct answer use of reinforcement methods to change
learner's behaviors
beneficence correct answer maximize possible benefits and minimize possible
harms.
ex. assessing risks and benefits when planning interventions.
biological agents correct answer viruses
bacteria
fungi
blood-borne
airborne pathogens
biological factors correct answer health and disease status, genetics, race, age,
gender, causes of death
