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ATI RN COMMUNITY HEALTH RETAKE EXAM LATEST 2026 ACTUAL
EXAM WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (100% VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+|
||PROFESSOR VERIFIED|| ||BRANDNEW!!!||
What does infant mortality rate reflect? - ANSWER-Access to
prenatal care, prevalence or prenatal maternal health behaviors,
postnatal care and behaviors, sanitation and infection control
Population at Risk - ANSWER-"A certain portion of the population
who is much more exposed to dangers or harm, in comparison to
the larger population"
Natural history of a disease - ANSWER-"The course of the
disease process from onset to resolution"
Primary Prevention of infectious diseases - ANSWER-federally
supplied vaccines, "no shot" no school immunization laws, nurses
delivering immunizations in community settings, checking
immunization records, monitor records
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Secondary Prevention of infectious diseases - ANSWER-
Screening, educating on symptoms if exposed but not yet
confirmed
Provide ongoing care if possible
Tertiary Prevention of infectious diseases - ANSWER-Provide
ongoing care if complications are anticipated
Descriptive Epidemiology - ANSWER-Person, place, time
Analytic Epidemiology - ANSWER-Research studies, clinical
trials, community trials, ecological studies
How do nurses use epidemiology? - ANSWER-Look at health and
disease causation, and how both prevent and treat illness
Documentation in records is important source of data for
epidemiological reviews
Involved in the surveillance and monitoring of disease trends in
homes, schools, work and clinics
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Disease Surveillance - ANSWER-Ongoing systematic collection,
analysis, interpretation, and dissemination of specific health data
for use in public health.
Event - ANSWER-Event outbreak patterns (including timing,
geographic distribution and susceptible populations)
Biological terrorism - ANSWER-Deliberate release of viruses,
bacteria to cause illness or death
Chemical terrorism - ANSWER-Deliberate release of hazardous
chemicals into the environment with the purpose to harm or kill
Core Nursing Competencies - ANSWER-Analytical assessment
skills
Communication
Community dimensions of practice
Basic public health science skills
Leadership and systems thinking
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What are some sources for data surveillance? - ANSWER-Patient
records
Death certificates
Billing data
Passive system - ANSWER-Case reports are sent to local health
departments by health care providers or lab reports of disease
occurrence are sent to the local health department
Active systems - ANSWER-Nurse, as an employee of the health
department, may begin a search for cases through contacts with
local health providers and health care agencies
Sentinel system - ANSWER-Monitors key health events when
information is not otherwise available or in vulnerable populations
to calculate or estimate disease morbidity
Special system - ANSWER-Developed for collecting particular
types of data and may be a combination of active, passive, and/or
sentinel systems
ATI RN COMMUNITY HEALTH RETAKE EXAM LATEST 2026 ACTUAL
EXAM WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (100% VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+|
||PROFESSOR VERIFIED|| ||BRANDNEW!!!||
What does infant mortality rate reflect? - ANSWER-Access to
prenatal care, prevalence or prenatal maternal health behaviors,
postnatal care and behaviors, sanitation and infection control
Population at Risk - ANSWER-"A certain portion of the population
who is much more exposed to dangers or harm, in comparison to
the larger population"
Natural history of a disease - ANSWER-"The course of the
disease process from onset to resolution"
Primary Prevention of infectious diseases - ANSWER-federally
supplied vaccines, "no shot" no school immunization laws, nurses
delivering immunizations in community settings, checking
immunization records, monitor records
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Secondary Prevention of infectious diseases - ANSWER-
Screening, educating on symptoms if exposed but not yet
confirmed
Provide ongoing care if possible
Tertiary Prevention of infectious diseases - ANSWER-Provide
ongoing care if complications are anticipated
Descriptive Epidemiology - ANSWER-Person, place, time
Analytic Epidemiology - ANSWER-Research studies, clinical
trials, community trials, ecological studies
How do nurses use epidemiology? - ANSWER-Look at health and
disease causation, and how both prevent and treat illness
Documentation in records is important source of data for
epidemiological reviews
Involved in the surveillance and monitoring of disease trends in
homes, schools, work and clinics
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Disease Surveillance - ANSWER-Ongoing systematic collection,
analysis, interpretation, and dissemination of specific health data
for use in public health.
Event - ANSWER-Event outbreak patterns (including timing,
geographic distribution and susceptible populations)
Biological terrorism - ANSWER-Deliberate release of viruses,
bacteria to cause illness or death
Chemical terrorism - ANSWER-Deliberate release of hazardous
chemicals into the environment with the purpose to harm or kill
Core Nursing Competencies - ANSWER-Analytical assessment
skills
Communication
Community dimensions of practice
Basic public health science skills
Leadership and systems thinking
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What are some sources for data surveillance? - ANSWER-Patient
records
Death certificates
Billing data
Passive system - ANSWER-Case reports are sent to local health
departments by health care providers or lab reports of disease
occurrence are sent to the local health department
Active systems - ANSWER-Nurse, as an employee of the health
department, may begin a search for cases through contacts with
local health providers and health care agencies
Sentinel system - ANSWER-Monitors key health events when
information is not otherwise available or in vulnerable populations
to calculate or estimate disease morbidity
Special system - ANSWER-Developed for collecting particular
types of data and may be a combination of active, passive, and/or
sentinel systems
