NUR 452 Final Exam Questions With Complete Solutions
A nurse has the idea to propose legislation requiring all schools
to employ an RN. What's the first step the nurse should take?
Correct Answer Collaborate with their legislator to develop the
idea into a bill.
according to the constitutional law, what assessment finding
would require the CHN to intervene on behalf of the
community? Correct Answer Discovering that a client with TB
isn't masking in public, despite Dr orders to wear one
ADD VACCINES Correct Answer
agents of bioterrorism Correct Answer Anthrax → spores in
the soil
Plague → vector borne by rodent fleas
Smallpox → virus in freezers
Botulism → soil, water, canned foods, honey
Tularemia → zoonotic carried by rabbits
Hemorrhagic viruses → ebola and marburg
all prisoners have the right to receive medical care based on
1974 case that ruled deliberate indifference to the serious med
needs of prisoners constitutes an unnecessary infliction of pain.
What type of law does this describe? Correct Answer judicial
or common law
American Red Cross (ARC) Correct Answer provides
emergency response to victims of war and natural and manmade
disasters
,assessment Correct Answer -Monitor health status to identify
community health problems
-Diagnose and investigate health problems and health hazards in
the community
assessment of learner (readiness to learn): emotional Correct
Answer -Learner's motivation
-Based on attitudes and beliefs
-Internally motivated
-Externally motivated
assessment of learner (readiness to learn): experiential Correct
Answer -Client's background (culture, life experiences)
-Client's skill
-Client's ability to learn
-How they prefer to learn
-Developmental stages
assurance Correct Answer -Enforce laws and regulations that
protect health and assure safety
-Link people to needed personal health services and assure the
provision of health care when otherwise unavailable
-Assure a competent public health and personal healthcare
workforce
-Evaluate effectiveness, accessibility, and quality of personal
and population-based health services
-Research for new insights and innovative solutions to health
problems
autonomy Correct Answer
,bioterrorism Correct Answer -Biological agents with potential
for increased mortality
-Can be easily disseminated
-To cause major public panic and disruption
Burden of disease Correct Answer A measure of the impact of
diseases and injuries, specifically it measures the gap between
current health status and an ideal situation where everyone lives
to an old age free of disease and disability. Burden of disease is
measured in a unit called the DALY.
capable of large group administration Correct Answer fast
admin and results, inexpensive
case management Correct Answer -a collaborative process that
assesses, plans, implements, coordinates, monitors, and
evaluates the options and services required to meet the clients
health and human services needs.
-Characterized by advocacy, communication, and resource
management and promotes quality and cost-effective
interventions and outcomes
chain of infection Correct Answer infectious agent, reservoir,
portal of exit, mode of transmission, portal of entry, susceptible
host
Chlamydia Correct Answer -Bacterial infection that affects the
GU tract and rectum of adultscauses conjunctivitis and
pneumonia in neonates
, -Transmission when mucopurulent discharge from infected sites
such as the cervix or urethra, comes into contact with the
mucous membranes of a non-infected person
community based nursing Correct Answer -Focus on illness
care of individuals and families
-Manage acute and chronic illness in the community
-Family centered illness care
-Focused on illness care for individuals and families
community based nursing examples Correct Answer home
health nurse, school nurse
community oriented nursing (public) Correct Answer -
healthcare to promote quality of life
-aka population health, population focused, population oriented
-Focused on nursing health promotion and disease prevention in
the community
-No direct care for individuals!
community preparedness Correct Answer -Office of emergency
management (OEM)
-Public health security and bioterrorism preparedness and
response act of 2002
+FEMA
-Disaster and mass casualty exercises
community rights versus individual rights Correct Answer
Individual rights refers to the freedoms enjoyed by every person.
These include things such as freedom of speech and freedom of
A nurse has the idea to propose legislation requiring all schools
to employ an RN. What's the first step the nurse should take?
Correct Answer Collaborate with their legislator to develop the
idea into a bill.
according to the constitutional law, what assessment finding
would require the CHN to intervene on behalf of the
community? Correct Answer Discovering that a client with TB
isn't masking in public, despite Dr orders to wear one
ADD VACCINES Correct Answer
agents of bioterrorism Correct Answer Anthrax → spores in
the soil
Plague → vector borne by rodent fleas
Smallpox → virus in freezers
Botulism → soil, water, canned foods, honey
Tularemia → zoonotic carried by rabbits
Hemorrhagic viruses → ebola and marburg
all prisoners have the right to receive medical care based on
1974 case that ruled deliberate indifference to the serious med
needs of prisoners constitutes an unnecessary infliction of pain.
What type of law does this describe? Correct Answer judicial
or common law
American Red Cross (ARC) Correct Answer provides
emergency response to victims of war and natural and manmade
disasters
,assessment Correct Answer -Monitor health status to identify
community health problems
-Diagnose and investigate health problems and health hazards in
the community
assessment of learner (readiness to learn): emotional Correct
Answer -Learner's motivation
-Based on attitudes and beliefs
-Internally motivated
-Externally motivated
assessment of learner (readiness to learn): experiential Correct
Answer -Client's background (culture, life experiences)
-Client's skill
-Client's ability to learn
-How they prefer to learn
-Developmental stages
assurance Correct Answer -Enforce laws and regulations that
protect health and assure safety
-Link people to needed personal health services and assure the
provision of health care when otherwise unavailable
-Assure a competent public health and personal healthcare
workforce
-Evaluate effectiveness, accessibility, and quality of personal
and population-based health services
-Research for new insights and innovative solutions to health
problems
autonomy Correct Answer
,bioterrorism Correct Answer -Biological agents with potential
for increased mortality
-Can be easily disseminated
-To cause major public panic and disruption
Burden of disease Correct Answer A measure of the impact of
diseases and injuries, specifically it measures the gap between
current health status and an ideal situation where everyone lives
to an old age free of disease and disability. Burden of disease is
measured in a unit called the DALY.
capable of large group administration Correct Answer fast
admin and results, inexpensive
case management Correct Answer -a collaborative process that
assesses, plans, implements, coordinates, monitors, and
evaluates the options and services required to meet the clients
health and human services needs.
-Characterized by advocacy, communication, and resource
management and promotes quality and cost-effective
interventions and outcomes
chain of infection Correct Answer infectious agent, reservoir,
portal of exit, mode of transmission, portal of entry, susceptible
host
Chlamydia Correct Answer -Bacterial infection that affects the
GU tract and rectum of adultscauses conjunctivitis and
pneumonia in neonates
, -Transmission when mucopurulent discharge from infected sites
such as the cervix or urethra, comes into contact with the
mucous membranes of a non-infected person
community based nursing Correct Answer -Focus on illness
care of individuals and families
-Manage acute and chronic illness in the community
-Family centered illness care
-Focused on illness care for individuals and families
community based nursing examples Correct Answer home
health nurse, school nurse
community oriented nursing (public) Correct Answer -
healthcare to promote quality of life
-aka population health, population focused, population oriented
-Focused on nursing health promotion and disease prevention in
the community
-No direct care for individuals!
community preparedness Correct Answer -Office of emergency
management (OEM)
-Public health security and bioterrorism preparedness and
response act of 2002
+FEMA
-Disaster and mass casualty exercises
community rights versus individual rights Correct Answer
Individual rights refers to the freedoms enjoyed by every person.
These include things such as freedom of speech and freedom of
