ATI Community Health Questions
with Accurate Answers
acquired immunity correct answer develops through actual exposure to the
infectious agent
active immunity correct answer production of antibodies by the body in response
to infection or immunization w/ a specific antigen
adolescent community education correct answer - anticipatory guidance
- SUD
- sexual behavior
- NTRI, esp. calcium for females
- physical activity
- skin protection
- injury prevention (car, fire, firearms)
adolescent screening and preventative services correct answer - Ht, wt
- vision, hearing
- dental health
- rubella serology and immunization hx
- SUD (+ tobacco)
- immunization status
- mental health screenings
- cholesterol, triglyceride levels
,adult community education correct answer - NTRI
- STI prevention
- SUD
- HIV prevention
- injury prevention (care, fire safety, violence)
- breast and testicular self-exam
adult screening and preventative services correct answer - ht, wt
- dental health
- BP
- cholesterol (age 45-65)
- FOBT / sigmoidoscopy (50+ y/o)
- immunization status
- DM
- HIV
- skin cancer
affective domain correct answer Involves a change in attitude and development of
values; for example a client expresses acceptance of having a colostomy and
maintains self-esteem
affective mental health disorders correct answer bipolar disorder, MDD
airborne precautions correct answer measles
, chickenpox
TB
anxiety disorders correct answer OCD, panic disorder, phobias, posttraumatic
stress
barriers to healthcare in rural areas correct answer - distance for services
- lack transportation
- unpredictable weather
- inability to pay/ lack insurance
- shortage of hospitals/ providers
behavioral theory correct answer use of reinforcement methods to change
learners' behaviors
botulism correct answer - S+S) double/ blurred vision, slurred speech, difficulty
swallowing, progressive muscle weakness, difficulty breathing
- prevention: none
- treatment: airway mgmt, admin. antitoxin
- eliminate toxin: induce vomiting, enema, surgical excision of wound tissue
supportive care: NTRI, fluids, prevent complications
category A biological agents correct answer smallpox, botulism, anthrax,
tularemia, viral hemorrhagic fever (ebola), plague
with Accurate Answers
acquired immunity correct answer develops through actual exposure to the
infectious agent
active immunity correct answer production of antibodies by the body in response
to infection or immunization w/ a specific antigen
adolescent community education correct answer - anticipatory guidance
- SUD
- sexual behavior
- NTRI, esp. calcium for females
- physical activity
- skin protection
- injury prevention (car, fire, firearms)
adolescent screening and preventative services correct answer - Ht, wt
- vision, hearing
- dental health
- rubella serology and immunization hx
- SUD (+ tobacco)
- immunization status
- mental health screenings
- cholesterol, triglyceride levels
,adult community education correct answer - NTRI
- STI prevention
- SUD
- HIV prevention
- injury prevention (care, fire safety, violence)
- breast and testicular self-exam
adult screening and preventative services correct answer - ht, wt
- dental health
- BP
- cholesterol (age 45-65)
- FOBT / sigmoidoscopy (50+ y/o)
- immunization status
- DM
- HIV
- skin cancer
affective domain correct answer Involves a change in attitude and development of
values; for example a client expresses acceptance of having a colostomy and
maintains self-esteem
affective mental health disorders correct answer bipolar disorder, MDD
airborne precautions correct answer measles
, chickenpox
TB
anxiety disorders correct answer OCD, panic disorder, phobias, posttraumatic
stress
barriers to healthcare in rural areas correct answer - distance for services
- lack transportation
- unpredictable weather
- inability to pay/ lack insurance
- shortage of hospitals/ providers
behavioral theory correct answer use of reinforcement methods to change
learners' behaviors
botulism correct answer - S+S) double/ blurred vision, slurred speech, difficulty
swallowing, progressive muscle weakness, difficulty breathing
- prevention: none
- treatment: airway mgmt, admin. antitoxin
- eliminate toxin: induce vomiting, enema, surgical excision of wound tissue
supportive care: NTRI, fluids, prevent complications
category A biological agents correct answer smallpox, botulism, anthrax,
tularemia, viral hemorrhagic fever (ebola), plague
