Community Exam 1 :D

Which provides the most accurate way to explain community health nursing?

Which are considered primary prevention?

A female patient develops fungal infection after taking abx. Which component of epidemiological triangle is responsible?

Hearing tests at a senior center and mammograms for women are examples of what level of prevention?

Pt does not want to better their health after being educated mulitple times. What is the explanation for this behavior?

What is an advantage of the Web of Causation model compared to epidem. triangle?

patient has pellagra because of a lack of vitamin B. Which best describes the classification of nutritional deficiency?

Which best describes how care can be appropriately given in a community?

Examples of Public Health Services are... SATA

Which group of people would the community health nurse most likely want to interview for community assessment?

An athlete receives screening before football season begins. What level of prevention?

Nurse is preparing to give a child 2 immunizations. What action should be taken by the nurse before administration?

what is the leading cause of preventable disease?

Which describes the outcome of the Hill-Burton act?

Patient given immunoglobulin after an outbreak at his workplace. What type of immunity was given?

When would you use the Wheel Model of Epidemiology rather than the Epidemiological Triangle?|

Researcher is trying to determine whether the swine flu outbreak is getting worse. What should the researcher observe?

Which component of the community dx summarizes the assessment data of the problem?

A nurse reviewed data before meeting with community residents about healthy living. Which best describes this?

An individual lives in a healthy community. Which characteristic would this communitymost likely display?

What refers to one's belief regarding the effectiveness of advised actions used to reduce the threat of an illness?

which variable has the most influence on community health?

If the rate of new cases of diabetes and flu were exactly the same January, which would have a higher prevalence rate?

Which best descibes upstream thinking?

Nurse planning Primary Prevention due to emergence of TB in the community. What should the nurse implement?

Which describes why the incidence and prevalence of gonorrhea is unknown?

Knowles says adults learn better in facilitative, nonrestrictive, and nonstructed environments.

Which approach will improve the functioning of local and national health planning?

The health belief model defines what as an individual's perception about the risk of acquiring a disease

Which best describes the primary puprose of the health belief and health promotion models?

Health literacy is important to considered when educating a community

According to Knowles, what describes the best environment for adults to learn? SATA

Which has been determined to be a major variable in transmission of STIs?

Best definition of health?

The nurse wants to obtain an overview of the community but has limited time and resources. What will the nurse do?

How will the community health nurse try to determine the success of the planned intervention?

Which is the cause of most preventable deaths in the U.S.?

Which needs to be considered when using the Health Belief Model?

Which best describes the primary reason that Americans are concerned about health care?

Which describes where majority of time is spent by a community health nurse?

Which is the best way to assess if learning has occured?

Which of the following groups of clients would most likely be selected for a care management program?