COMMUNITY HESI/FINAL QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE
ANSWERS
Empowerment correct answer client-centered approach, trust, advocacy,
teaching and role modeling, capacity building
Frontier correct answer area with six or fewer persons per square mile, but others
include not only population density but distance and travel time to market-service
areas
Incidence correct answer the frequency or rate of new cases of an outcome in a
populations; provides an estimate of the risk of disease in that population over
the period of observation
Level 1 Disaster correct answer Massive disaster, severe damage or multistate
scope. Full engagement of federal regional and national resources
Level 2 Disaster correct answer moderate disaster- likely to result in major
disaster being declared. Regionalfederal resources engaged, other outside area
may be called on
Level 3 Disaster correct answer a minor disaster, involves a minimal level of
damage but could result in the president declaring an emergency. A minimal
request for federal help
Major causes of Death correct answer 1. CAD (Coronary Artery Disease)
2. Lung Cancer
3. Stroke
, 4. Chronic lower resp. disease
5. Unintentional injuries
6. ????
7. Diabetes
Medicare Part A correct answer covers: hospital care and home care (home care
or hospice - can't have both),skilled nursing care
Medicare Part B correct answer covers: (non-institutional care insurance) Medical
care, diagnostic services and physiotherapy.
Medicare Part C correct answer if citizen wants a different plan, government will
give a subsidy to purchase what they want (will replace Part A & B)
Medicare Part D correct answer prescription plan
Migrant correct answer a transit population, usually immigrants, that moves
regularly to follow work opportunities usually found as farmworkers
Parish Nurses correct answer nurses who respond to health and wellness needs
within the faith contextof population of faith communities and are partners with
the church in fulfilling themission of health ministry
People at greatest risk for disruption after a disaster correct answer -Persons with
disabilities
-Persons living on a low income, (homeless)
ANSWERS
Empowerment correct answer client-centered approach, trust, advocacy,
teaching and role modeling, capacity building
Frontier correct answer area with six or fewer persons per square mile, but others
include not only population density but distance and travel time to market-service
areas
Incidence correct answer the frequency or rate of new cases of an outcome in a
populations; provides an estimate of the risk of disease in that population over
the period of observation
Level 1 Disaster correct answer Massive disaster, severe damage or multistate
scope. Full engagement of federal regional and national resources
Level 2 Disaster correct answer moderate disaster- likely to result in major
disaster being declared. Regionalfederal resources engaged, other outside area
may be called on
Level 3 Disaster correct answer a minor disaster, involves a minimal level of
damage but could result in the president declaring an emergency. A minimal
request for federal help
Major causes of Death correct answer 1. CAD (Coronary Artery Disease)
2. Lung Cancer
3. Stroke
, 4. Chronic lower resp. disease
5. Unintentional injuries
6. ????
7. Diabetes
Medicare Part A correct answer covers: hospital care and home care (home care
or hospice - can't have both),skilled nursing care
Medicare Part B correct answer covers: (non-institutional care insurance) Medical
care, diagnostic services and physiotherapy.
Medicare Part C correct answer if citizen wants a different plan, government will
give a subsidy to purchase what they want (will replace Part A & B)
Medicare Part D correct answer prescription plan
Migrant correct answer a transit population, usually immigrants, that moves
regularly to follow work opportunities usually found as farmworkers
Parish Nurses correct answer nurses who respond to health and wellness needs
within the faith contextof population of faith communities and are partners with
the church in fulfilling themission of health ministry
People at greatest risk for disruption after a disaster correct answer -Persons with
disabilities
-Persons living on a low income, (homeless)
