Nr 442 CommuNity HealtH NursiNg exam 2 FiNal
2025/2026 aCtual exam Complete 200 QuestioNs aNd
CorreCt detailed aNswers (VeriFied aNswers)
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residence (Geography, environment, political, social, and economic institutions)
Composition factors - DETAILED ANSWER-collective health effects that result from a
concentration of persons with certain characteristics-Age, education, income, ethnicity, and
health behaviors (ex; low socioeconomic groups are prone to specific illnesses such as nutritive
deficiencies)
Access to health care - DETAILED ANSWER-What is the number one contextual health
disparities related to place?
Income, poverty, female headed family, children - DETAILED ANSWER-High health disparities
related to persons/ compositional
health risks- obesity, smoking, alcohol
Firearms, vehicle accidents, suicide, low seat belt rates - DETAILED ANSWER-What are other
compositional health disparities in rural areas?
12% tractor injuries pesticides - DETAILED
ANSWER-Occupational health risks
Migrant and seasonal farm workers - DETAILED ANSWER-Which rural workers have the worse
health in the least accessibility to affordable health care.
, Telemedicine- audio and video - DETAILED ANSWER-What type of medical care is most
common in rural areas.
environmental health, maternal and child health, and communicable disease control -
DETAILED ANSWER-what are the three highest priority programs for rural public health
departments?
Lack of health insurance - DETAILED ANSWER-The number one health concern identified by
the majority of rural health care leaders is what?
Balanced Budget act of 1997 - DETAILED ANSWER-HHS receive a fixed amount of money
based on cost of client's given diagnosis.
Homebound individual over 65
Under physician care
Requires medically necessary skilled nursing care or therapy
Eligible for home care through Medicare
Exception: Hospice - DETAILED ANSWER-What are home home health qualifications
Any individual older than 65
Certified by a physician or nurse practitioner to be terminally ill with a life expectancy of 6
months or less; eligible to receive Medicare Hospice Benefit
Must be re-certified after first 90 days- then after every 60 days - DETAILED ANSWER-Hospice
ANA standards and QSEN - DETAILED ANSWER-What standards do hospice nurses follow
Professionals and paraprofessionals who provide in-home health care and personal services.
Compensated for the services they provide - DETAILED ANSWER-Formal caregivers
2025/2026 aCtual exam Complete 200 QuestioNs aNd
CorreCt detailed aNswers (VeriFied aNswers)
|already graded a+
residence (Geography, environment, political, social, and economic institutions)
Composition factors - DETAILED ANSWER-collective health effects that result from a
concentration of persons with certain characteristics-Age, education, income, ethnicity, and
health behaviors (ex; low socioeconomic groups are prone to specific illnesses such as nutritive
deficiencies)
Access to health care - DETAILED ANSWER-What is the number one contextual health
disparities related to place?
Income, poverty, female headed family, children - DETAILED ANSWER-High health disparities
related to persons/ compositional
health risks- obesity, smoking, alcohol
Firearms, vehicle accidents, suicide, low seat belt rates - DETAILED ANSWER-What are other
compositional health disparities in rural areas?
12% tractor injuries pesticides - DETAILED
ANSWER-Occupational health risks
Migrant and seasonal farm workers - DETAILED ANSWER-Which rural workers have the worse
health in the least accessibility to affordable health care.
, Telemedicine- audio and video - DETAILED ANSWER-What type of medical care is most
common in rural areas.
environmental health, maternal and child health, and communicable disease control -
DETAILED ANSWER-what are the three highest priority programs for rural public health
departments?
Lack of health insurance - DETAILED ANSWER-The number one health concern identified by
the majority of rural health care leaders is what?
Balanced Budget act of 1997 - DETAILED ANSWER-HHS receive a fixed amount of money
based on cost of client's given diagnosis.
Homebound individual over 65
Under physician care
Requires medically necessary skilled nursing care or therapy
Eligible for home care through Medicare
Exception: Hospice - DETAILED ANSWER-What are home home health qualifications
Any individual older than 65
Certified by a physician or nurse practitioner to be terminally ill with a life expectancy of 6
months or less; eligible to receive Medicare Hospice Benefit
Must be re-certified after first 90 days- then after every 60 days - DETAILED ANSWER-Hospice
ANA standards and QSEN - DETAILED ANSWER-What standards do hospice nurses follow
Professionals and paraprofessionals who provide in-home health care and personal services.
Compensated for the services they provide - DETAILED ANSWER-Formal caregivers
