Community Exam 2 notes Questions With Complete
Solutions
ada Correct Answer school assescible for wheelchair students
affordable care act- expanded to include achool nursing chip
cyberbullying-technology to bully
adjuvant drugs Correct Answer if pt has neuropathic pain, mild
pain-1-3 on 0-10 scale requires use of this drug- nonopioid meds
such as antidepressants and muscle relaxants
moderate pain- 4-6 on pain scale= low dose of opiods
severe pain- 7-1-- use of higher opiod doses
adverse effects of gambling Correct Answer putting something
at risk to gain value
• Loss Individual's health
• Loss of wealth
• Loss of Relationships.
• Affects families and communities
• Can become a lifelong struggle to avoid relapse.
• Linked to higher suicide rates
• True adverse effects unknown
affective domain Correct Answer involves a change in attitude
and devlopment of values; for example, a client expresses
acceptance of having a colostomy and maintains self esteem-
how they feel about getting surgery
analysis of community assessment data Correct Answer nurse
gathers data into composite data base
assess completeness of data
,synthesize data and identifying themes
id community needs and problems
id community strengths and resources
problem analysis completed for each id problem
work groups can be formed to examine individual problems and
develop solutions
analytical: compare Correct Answer analytical research,
comparing cohorts, case control, experimental, Examines
associations between exposures and outcomes to identify
potential causes of diseases.
analytically literate Correct Answer Compare and analyze
insurance costs and covered benefits Understand risk-benefit
ratio of treatment options and health
promotion activities
Interpret test results (blood glucose, peak flow results, etc.)
Anorexia / Cachexia / Appetite Los Correct Answer - Provide
small, favorite foods (soft, palatable) - Frequent encouragement,
social environment - Offer "mouth care first" (dryness can
discourage eating) - Consider appetite stimulants in some cases
(e.g. megestrol, corticosteroids) - Nutritional support only per
goals of care (often withheld in imminently dying)
Assess all children, faculty, and staff during emergencies.
Correct Answer Provide emergency care (first aid, early
defibrillation with AED, CPR).
Create emergency plans for children who have a potential for
anaphylactic reactions or other health problems that could result
in an emergency situation.
,Maintain inventory of emergency supply equipment and secure
medications
Assess children for evidence of mental illness, suicide, and
violence. Correct Answer Identify children at risk.
Assess children to detect child abuse or neglect. Correct
Answer The school nurse is required by state law to officially
report all suspected cases of child abuse/neglect.
Assess children who become ill or injured at school. Correct
Answer Provide care to children who have the following.
Headaches
Stomach pain, diarrhea
Anxiety over being separated from parents
Minor injuries (cuts or bruises) that occur at school
Assess children who have disabilities. Correct Answer
Participate in developing the individual education plan (IEP) for
children who have disabilities.
Work with child/family to develop and achieve long-term
outcomes.
assessment Correct Answer collect subjective data ab
community and members
-compare a needs assessment and id community strengths adn
weaknesses
-assess availability of community resources
-list potential sources for program funding (chariatable giving,
fund raising, grants)
-evaluate secondary health data
, Assessment / Signs of Pain Correct Answer Observe for verbal
and nonverbal cues such as grimacing, restlessness, guarding, or
increased vital signs.
Use standardized pain scales (e.g., 0-10, Wong-Baker Faces) to
assess intensity and response to interventions.
auditory learners Correct Answer learn through listening and
methods such as verbal lectures, discussion, and reading aloud.
interpret meaning while listening
barriers Correct Answer inadequate assessment
inadequate or miscontsurdd data
no involvemnet with community partners
impaired communications
inadequate resources
lack of planning
poor leadership
BEHAVIORAL RISK: Correct Answer Information is
gathered about the family's health behavior, including health
values, health habits, and health risk perceptions.
behavioral theory Correct Answer use of reinforcement
methods to change learner's behaviors
A nurse gives praise (positive reinforcement) every time a child
uses proper handwashing.
biologic hazards Correct Answer infectious agents
contaminated body fluids
poisonous plants
Solutions
ada Correct Answer school assescible for wheelchair students
affordable care act- expanded to include achool nursing chip
cyberbullying-technology to bully
adjuvant drugs Correct Answer if pt has neuropathic pain, mild
pain-1-3 on 0-10 scale requires use of this drug- nonopioid meds
such as antidepressants and muscle relaxants
moderate pain- 4-6 on pain scale= low dose of opiods
severe pain- 7-1-- use of higher opiod doses
adverse effects of gambling Correct Answer putting something
at risk to gain value
• Loss Individual's health
• Loss of wealth
• Loss of Relationships.
• Affects families and communities
• Can become a lifelong struggle to avoid relapse.
• Linked to higher suicide rates
• True adverse effects unknown
affective domain Correct Answer involves a change in attitude
and devlopment of values; for example, a client expresses
acceptance of having a colostomy and maintains self esteem-
how they feel about getting surgery
analysis of community assessment data Correct Answer nurse
gathers data into composite data base
assess completeness of data
,synthesize data and identifying themes
id community needs and problems
id community strengths and resources
problem analysis completed for each id problem
work groups can be formed to examine individual problems and
develop solutions
analytical: compare Correct Answer analytical research,
comparing cohorts, case control, experimental, Examines
associations between exposures and outcomes to identify
potential causes of diseases.
analytically literate Correct Answer Compare and analyze
insurance costs and covered benefits Understand risk-benefit
ratio of treatment options and health
promotion activities
Interpret test results (blood glucose, peak flow results, etc.)
Anorexia / Cachexia / Appetite Los Correct Answer - Provide
small, favorite foods (soft, palatable) - Frequent encouragement,
social environment - Offer "mouth care first" (dryness can
discourage eating) - Consider appetite stimulants in some cases
(e.g. megestrol, corticosteroids) - Nutritional support only per
goals of care (often withheld in imminently dying)
Assess all children, faculty, and staff during emergencies.
Correct Answer Provide emergency care (first aid, early
defibrillation with AED, CPR).
Create emergency plans for children who have a potential for
anaphylactic reactions or other health problems that could result
in an emergency situation.
,Maintain inventory of emergency supply equipment and secure
medications
Assess children for evidence of mental illness, suicide, and
violence. Correct Answer Identify children at risk.
Assess children to detect child abuse or neglect. Correct
Answer The school nurse is required by state law to officially
report all suspected cases of child abuse/neglect.
Assess children who become ill or injured at school. Correct
Answer Provide care to children who have the following.
Headaches
Stomach pain, diarrhea
Anxiety over being separated from parents
Minor injuries (cuts or bruises) that occur at school
Assess children who have disabilities. Correct Answer
Participate in developing the individual education plan (IEP) for
children who have disabilities.
Work with child/family to develop and achieve long-term
outcomes.
assessment Correct Answer collect subjective data ab
community and members
-compare a needs assessment and id community strengths adn
weaknesses
-assess availability of community resources
-list potential sources for program funding (chariatable giving,
fund raising, grants)
-evaluate secondary health data
, Assessment / Signs of Pain Correct Answer Observe for verbal
and nonverbal cues such as grimacing, restlessness, guarding, or
increased vital signs.
Use standardized pain scales (e.g., 0-10, Wong-Baker Faces) to
assess intensity and response to interventions.
auditory learners Correct Answer learn through listening and
methods such as verbal lectures, discussion, and reading aloud.
interpret meaning while listening
barriers Correct Answer inadequate assessment
inadequate or miscontsurdd data
no involvemnet with community partners
impaired communications
inadequate resources
lack of planning
poor leadership
BEHAVIORAL RISK: Correct Answer Information is
gathered about the family's health behavior, including health
values, health habits, and health risk perceptions.
behavioral theory Correct Answer use of reinforcement
methods to change learner's behaviors
A nurse gives praise (positive reinforcement) every time a child
uses proper handwashing.
biologic hazards Correct Answer infectious agents
contaminated body fluids
poisonous plants
