NR 442 exam 2 Questions with Verified Answers (Correct Update)
Question 1: Why are nurses needed in community health settings?
Answer: Improve client outcomes Increase quality of life Promote healthy lifestyles
Question 2: Which nursing interventions do community health nurses implement?
Answer: Support for persons with disabilities Pregnancy and infant care education and referrals
Assessment of child development, abuse, and neglect Support for clients who have experienced
interpersonal violence Education related to health promotion, disease prevention, nutrition, and self-care
Faith-based care Culturally-diverse care
Question 3: Which four types of healthcare services are offered by school nurses?
Answer: Immunizations and screenings Medication administration First aid and emergency care Health
prevention activities
Question 4: A student's health is directly related to which characteristic?
Answer: Ability to learn
Question 5: Student health records may include:
Answer: immunization status pertinent medical history results of screenings and examinations
Individualized Healthcare Plans (IHP)
Question 6: Which Healthy People objectives aim to prevent work-related injury and illnesses
and make workplaces safer?
Answer: Increase worksites with policies to ban smoking Decrease the exposure to lead levels
Understand factors that impact the use of protective eyewear Reduce work-related skin diseases
Question 7: Occupational Safety and Health Act
-OSHA (1970)
Answer: Employers must provide a place of employment free from recognized hazards that are causing
or likely to cause death or serious physical harm to employees.
Question 8: Workers' Compensation Acts (State- Based)
Answer: Provide income replacement and healthcare for employees who sustain a work-related injury or
death.
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, Question 9: Americans with Disabilities Act-ADA (1990)
Answer: Employers must make reasonable accommodations to enhance opportunities for individuals
with disabilities, and prohibit discrimination based on disability.
Question 10: Forensic nurses provide medical and legal care to clients who have experienced
which of the following?
Answer: Child abuse Sexual assault Interpersonal violence Human trafficking
Question 11: Forensic nurses work in a variety of settings. Identify three primary work settings.
Answer: Hospitals Coroner's office Jails or prisons
Question 12: Clients who experience violence require holistic, medical, and legal care from a
________________, a health care professional who has specialized training to treat
traumarelated violence, following acts of intentional or unintentional injury.
Answer: forensic nurse
Question 13: What is the job of a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner or Sexual Assault Forensic
Examiner (SANE/SAFE)
Answer: identify, assess, and employ trauma-informed practices conduct medical forensic examinations
create appropriate treatment plans collect, document, and preserve potential evidence
Question 14: Nurse Coroner or Forensic Nurse Death Investigator's (FNDI) clinical judgments
are based on:
Answer: history, to include scene investigation symptomatology autopsy results toxicology other
diagnostic studies evidence collection evidence revealed in other aspects of the case (i.e., medical
records, eyewitnesses, etc.)
Question 15: characteristics of hospice care
Answer: Anyone living with a terminal illness Comfort rather than cure Focusing on symptom relief
only Life expectancy is 6 months or less
Question 16: characteristics of palliative care
Answer: Anyone living with a serious illness Curative treatment Focusing on symptom management
while receiving other treatment Life expectancy is more than 6 months
Question 17: The roles of a hospice nurse
Answer: Provide client centered care provide psychosocial and spiritual support ensure clients do not die
alone believe in continuous quality initiatives to improve the quality of care understand the importance
of self-care
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Question 1: Why are nurses needed in community health settings?
Answer: Improve client outcomes Increase quality of life Promote healthy lifestyles
Question 2: Which nursing interventions do community health nurses implement?
Answer: Support for persons with disabilities Pregnancy and infant care education and referrals
Assessment of child development, abuse, and neglect Support for clients who have experienced
interpersonal violence Education related to health promotion, disease prevention, nutrition, and self-care
Faith-based care Culturally-diverse care
Question 3: Which four types of healthcare services are offered by school nurses?
Answer: Immunizations and screenings Medication administration First aid and emergency care Health
prevention activities
Question 4: A student's health is directly related to which characteristic?
Answer: Ability to learn
Question 5: Student health records may include:
Answer: immunization status pertinent medical history results of screenings and examinations
Individualized Healthcare Plans (IHP)
Question 6: Which Healthy People objectives aim to prevent work-related injury and illnesses
and make workplaces safer?
Answer: Increase worksites with policies to ban smoking Decrease the exposure to lead levels
Understand factors that impact the use of protective eyewear Reduce work-related skin diseases
Question 7: Occupational Safety and Health Act
-OSHA (1970)
Answer: Employers must provide a place of employment free from recognized hazards that are causing
or likely to cause death or serious physical harm to employees.
Question 8: Workers' Compensation Acts (State- Based)
Answer: Provide income replacement and healthcare for employees who sustain a work-related injury or
death.
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, Question 9: Americans with Disabilities Act-ADA (1990)
Answer: Employers must make reasonable accommodations to enhance opportunities for individuals
with disabilities, and prohibit discrimination based on disability.
Question 10: Forensic nurses provide medical and legal care to clients who have experienced
which of the following?
Answer: Child abuse Sexual assault Interpersonal violence Human trafficking
Question 11: Forensic nurses work in a variety of settings. Identify three primary work settings.
Answer: Hospitals Coroner's office Jails or prisons
Question 12: Clients who experience violence require holistic, medical, and legal care from a
________________, a health care professional who has specialized training to treat
traumarelated violence, following acts of intentional or unintentional injury.
Answer: forensic nurse
Question 13: What is the job of a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner or Sexual Assault Forensic
Examiner (SANE/SAFE)
Answer: identify, assess, and employ trauma-informed practices conduct medical forensic examinations
create appropriate treatment plans collect, document, and preserve potential evidence
Question 14: Nurse Coroner or Forensic Nurse Death Investigator's (FNDI) clinical judgments
are based on:
Answer: history, to include scene investigation symptomatology autopsy results toxicology other
diagnostic studies evidence collection evidence revealed in other aspects of the case (i.e., medical
records, eyewitnesses, etc.)
Question 15: characteristics of hospice care
Answer: Anyone living with a terminal illness Comfort rather than cure Focusing on symptom relief
only Life expectancy is 6 months or less
Question 16: characteristics of palliative care
Answer: Anyone living with a serious illness Curative treatment Focusing on symptom management
while receiving other treatment Life expectancy is more than 6 months
Question 17: The roles of a hospice nurse
Answer: Provide client centered care provide psychosocial and spiritual support ensure clients do not die
alone believe in continuous quality initiatives to improve the quality of care understand the importance
of self-care
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