NUR 430 PEDS Exam Questions &
answers
Rubrics for assignments are found in the syllabus ✔✔false
the Course Lead for NURS 432 is Professor Deanna Jenkins ✔✔true
The grade required to pass the course is a 73.5% ✔✔false
Discussions account for 20% of the grade, whereas the Group Case Study Analysis
accounts for 75% of the grade ✔✔false
There is an ATI practice assessment scheduled in this course ✔✔true
here are required textbooks and/or e-books for this course ✔✔true
All Teaching Assistants contact information is listed on the syllabus ✔✔true
The syllabus instructs the student to click on "Assignment Due Dates" on the home
page of the course ✔✔true
The Course simulation experience is done online ✔✔false
(in person, was how to pronounce someone's death)
Each student is responsible for knowing all of the policies and procedures for the
program and the information included in the syllabus for this course ✔✔true
The Social Security Act of 1935 was designed to prevent a recurrence of the problems
of the Depression. Title VI of this act provided funding for expanded opportunities for
health protection and promotion. The most relevant strategy related to this objective for
public health nursing was: ✔✔provision of funding to support employment and
education.
n 1988, the Institute of Medicine (IOM) published a report on the future of public health
and its mission that defined public health as: ✔✔what society does collectively to
ensure the conditions in which people can be healthy.
The mission of PHC must be embodied in the hearts of health care providers. Which
mission strengthens health care systems? ✔✔Letting people manage their own health
The North American Free Trade Agreement, passed in 1994, allowed increased
importation of goods and eased the movement of people throughout the United States,
, Canada, and Mexico. A health impact of this agreement for southern Texas has
included: ✔✔an increase in respiratory and diarrheal disease as a result of colonias
settlements.
What is the focus of secondary health care? ✔✔early detection
The most important contribution made by Florence Nightingale to community-oriented
nursing was: ✔✔expansion of the role of nursing to include health-promotion practices
In 1902, Lillian Wald introduced the concept of school nursing to address the problem of
school absenteeism. The primary model for the school nurse program was to work with
children in the schools and make home visits for the purpose of: ✔✔providing and
obtaining medical treatment for absent students.
Lillian Wald was a significant person in the history of American nursing due to which of
the following contributions? (select all that apply) ✔✔-Development of Public Health
Nursing program
- Began first nursing service for occupational health
Canada is the leader in promoting a population health framework. Using such a
framework, a state health department nurse with budgetary responsibility would
determine that funding priorities should focus on: ✔✔promotion of healthy lifestyles or
improvement of social and physical environments.
A nurse has been newly appointed as commissioner of the state health department
services. The programs the nurse will oversee will most likely include: ✔✔disaster
response, health care financing and administration of programs such as Medicaid, and
establishment of health codes.
One of the primary focuses of improving the health of the American people in the
twenty-first century is to address: ✔✔bioterrorism and global health threats.
Which of the following is the most prominent feature of public health nursing? ✔✔Public
health nursing focuses on preventive, not curative services
What is the primary goal of community health nursing? ✔✔to enhance the capacity of
individuals, families and communities to cope with their health needs
Health agencies and hospitals may be for-profit or not-for-profit. For-profit agencies
"benefit from investors' money" and may make decisions about services offered in a
way that benefits their bottom line. They also pay their investors a portion of the money
they earn. Not-for-profit agencies make money, but profits are used in which manner:
✔✔To offset the cost of other services that do not generate income or to improve the
infrastructure of the agency's facilities, as they must "serve the health care needs of the
community" and maintain prices at an affordable level to keep tax their exempt status.
answers
Rubrics for assignments are found in the syllabus ✔✔false
the Course Lead for NURS 432 is Professor Deanna Jenkins ✔✔true
The grade required to pass the course is a 73.5% ✔✔false
Discussions account for 20% of the grade, whereas the Group Case Study Analysis
accounts for 75% of the grade ✔✔false
There is an ATI practice assessment scheduled in this course ✔✔true
here are required textbooks and/or e-books for this course ✔✔true
All Teaching Assistants contact information is listed on the syllabus ✔✔true
The syllabus instructs the student to click on "Assignment Due Dates" on the home
page of the course ✔✔true
The Course simulation experience is done online ✔✔false
(in person, was how to pronounce someone's death)
Each student is responsible for knowing all of the policies and procedures for the
program and the information included in the syllabus for this course ✔✔true
The Social Security Act of 1935 was designed to prevent a recurrence of the problems
of the Depression. Title VI of this act provided funding for expanded opportunities for
health protection and promotion. The most relevant strategy related to this objective for
public health nursing was: ✔✔provision of funding to support employment and
education.
n 1988, the Institute of Medicine (IOM) published a report on the future of public health
and its mission that defined public health as: ✔✔what society does collectively to
ensure the conditions in which people can be healthy.
The mission of PHC must be embodied in the hearts of health care providers. Which
mission strengthens health care systems? ✔✔Letting people manage their own health
The North American Free Trade Agreement, passed in 1994, allowed increased
importation of goods and eased the movement of people throughout the United States,
, Canada, and Mexico. A health impact of this agreement for southern Texas has
included: ✔✔an increase in respiratory and diarrheal disease as a result of colonias
settlements.
What is the focus of secondary health care? ✔✔early detection
The most important contribution made by Florence Nightingale to community-oriented
nursing was: ✔✔expansion of the role of nursing to include health-promotion practices
In 1902, Lillian Wald introduced the concept of school nursing to address the problem of
school absenteeism. The primary model for the school nurse program was to work with
children in the schools and make home visits for the purpose of: ✔✔providing and
obtaining medical treatment for absent students.
Lillian Wald was a significant person in the history of American nursing due to which of
the following contributions? (select all that apply) ✔✔-Development of Public Health
Nursing program
- Began first nursing service for occupational health
Canada is the leader in promoting a population health framework. Using such a
framework, a state health department nurse with budgetary responsibility would
determine that funding priorities should focus on: ✔✔promotion of healthy lifestyles or
improvement of social and physical environments.
A nurse has been newly appointed as commissioner of the state health department
services. The programs the nurse will oversee will most likely include: ✔✔disaster
response, health care financing and administration of programs such as Medicaid, and
establishment of health codes.
One of the primary focuses of improving the health of the American people in the
twenty-first century is to address: ✔✔bioterrorism and global health threats.
Which of the following is the most prominent feature of public health nursing? ✔✔Public
health nursing focuses on preventive, not curative services
What is the primary goal of community health nursing? ✔✔to enhance the capacity of
individuals, families and communities to cope with their health needs
Health agencies and hospitals may be for-profit or not-for-profit. For-profit agencies
"benefit from investors' money" and may make decisions about services offered in a
way that benefits their bottom line. They also pay their investors a portion of the money
they earn. Not-for-profit agencies make money, but profits are used in which manner:
✔✔To offset the cost of other services that do not generate income or to improve the
infrastructure of the agency's facilities, as they must "serve the health care needs of the
community" and maintain prices at an affordable level to keep tax their exempt status.
