Community Hesi Practice

Question 1

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

Accepted Answer

There is longterm change in knowledge and behavior

Question 2

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

Accepted Answer

Ability to adapt and respond to changes

Question 3

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

Accepted Answer

Engage in a windshield survey

Question 4

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

Accepted Answer

Clients with chronic illnesses

Question 5

SATA: Select all SDOH

Accepted Answer

Literacy, Employment status, Transportation, Health Coverage

Question 6

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

Accepted Answer

Long-time residents who are leaders in the community

Question 7

SATA: Select all correctly defined terms.

Accepted Answer

Relative Risk: Calc the probability of getting disease over not getting it, Epidemic: An unexpected ↑ of disease in an area over a period of time.

Question 8

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

Accepted Answer

Health Promotion

Question 9

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

Accepted Answer

Our national health care costs keep increasing

Question 10

SATA: Select all example of health literacy.

Accepted Answer

Reading and understanding food labels, being able to read a prescription label, Signing up for health insurance, Following the doctors directions and orders

Question 11

A nurse is employed to serve as a lobbyist. Which is the most crucial task?

Accepted Answer

A: Be a reliable and credible source of information

Question 12

Which best descibes upstream thinking?

Accepted Answer

Modifying economic, political, and environmental factors

Question 13

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

Accepted Answer

Secondary

Question 14

How does the federal govt determine which projects are awarded special funding?

Accepted Answer

D: If they are consistent with social priorities

Question 15

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

Accepted Answer

Consider the community itself as the “client.”

Question 16

What is an example of Primary Prevention due to emergence of TB in the community?

Accepted Answer

Educate community members about TB infection and transmission

Question 17

Patient does not want to better their health after being educated mulitple times. Why could this be occuring?

Accepted Answer

Barriers prevent action

Question 18

What should be used to help lower the risk of malaria in the world?

Accepted Answer

C: Use insecticide-treated nets and antimalarial medications

Question 19

A nurse is unable to be actively involved in her organization. Which of the following would be most useful for her?

Accepted Answer

B: Communicate her stand on proposed legislation with legislators

Question 20

Health Promotion model is only applicable for certain stages of life.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 21

Which level of govt can act in any area except those mentioned in the Constitution?

Accepted Answer

B: State govt

Question 22

SATA: Select all that accurately describe the health protective model?

Accepted Answer

People feel personally susceptible, People are more likely to take preventativve action if they perceive threat, Benefits out way costs

Question 23

Which one is responsible for administering most of the federal health-related activities?

Accepted Answer

B: HHS

Question 24

Select the correctly defined terms.

Accepted Answer

Incidence:New cases of disease, Prevalence: New and old cases of disease

Question 25

The moveable middle is the population that is most likely to change their mind and take a vaccine.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 26

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

Accepted Answer

Focusing care on the community as a whole

Question 27

Which describes how the local govt is given authority?

Accepted Answer

B: Power is given from the states

Question 28

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

Accepted Answer

Agent factor

Question 29

what is the leading cause of preventable disease?

Accepted Answer

tobacco

Question 30

SATA: Which are considered primary prevention?

Accepted Answer

getting a covid vaccine, going to the gym 3 times a week, reading a pamphlet about measles

Question 31

Which of the following establishes regulations and provides funding for health care?

Accepted Answer

C: Federal govt

Question 32

The Teach-Back method can be used to evaluate health education that has been given.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 33

Who can receive Medicare?

Accepted Answer

D: Those over 65, B: Those with permanent disabilities, C: Persons with end-stage renal disease

Question 34

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

Accepted Answer

diabetes would have a higher prevalence rate because its chronic

Question 35

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

Accepted Answer

Perceived susceptibility

Question 36

Whats your most favorite class of S1?

Accepted Answer

PPL, High Acuity, Community, Pediatrics

Question 37

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

Accepted Answer

The Swine flu incidence rate

Question 38

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

Accepted Answer

Give the parents a Vaccine Information Statement

Question 39

SATA: Select all Public Health Services.

Accepted Answer

Developing programs and services to meet the needs of the community, Investigating, diagnosing, and addressing health problems, Assessing and monitoring population health status

Question 40

When does disaster management begin?

Accepted Answer

C: Before the disaster occurs

Question 41

Which of the following disasters are Na-TECH disasters?

Accepted Answer

constant rain led mudslides, and neighborhoods are burried, an earthquake caused structural collapse of bridges in the area, flooding resulted in overflow of sewage plant & contaminated water in city

Question 42

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

Accepted Answer

Caring for individuals

Question 43

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

Accepted Answer

Host

Question 44

Health literacy is important to consider when educating a community

Accepted Answer

True

Question 45

A patient is given immunoglobulin after an outbreak at his workplace. What type of immunity was given?

Accepted Answer

Passive immunity

Question 46

Individual based interventions correctly define downstream thinking.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 47

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

Accepted Answer

Identification of health risk

Question 48

A school district would be considred a geopolitical community.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 49

Someone has been fired from their job and lost health insurance. What will allow them to continue insurance benefits?

Accepted Answer

D: COBRA

Question 50

An athlete receives screening before track season begins. What level of prevention is this?

Accepted Answer

Secondary Prevention

Question 51

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

Accepted Answer

Perceived benefits

Question 52

What happens when a health care organization receives federal funding?

Accepted Answer

D: When funds stop, so does health care

Question 53

Increasing nurse involvement will improve the functioning of local and national health planning.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 54

Breastfeeding is an example of naturally acquired active immunity.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 55

Best definition of health?

Accepted Answer

complete state of well-being

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