Community Exam 3

A high school educational program that focuses on harms associated with alcohol use is what level of intervention?

If someone has a low alcohol they are at risk for falls

The nurse prepares an isolation room for a client with TB. Which of the following preparations are INCORRECT?

Cohort studies study a specific population for a long time period of time through clinical trials

Which of the following would be considered a primary measure of MVC prevention?

What are the three types of distracted driving?

Which substance is the second cause of the most preventable deaths and has a high risk of mortality in young adults?

Communicable disease that a nurse might expect to be commonly encountered in patients include?

The nurse knows that a client will most likely remain immune to mumps for the remainder of their life due to which?

Which of the following are considered risk factors for non communicable disease?

Homeless, veterans, American Indians, and youth are at an increased risk of suicide

An anthroprod acts as a vector and transmits Lyme disease from its reservoir to host

Which of the following would NOT be considered a primary measure of drowning prevention?

Why is it most helpful to uncover the causative pathogen for a client with a disease?

Nurses must be able to identify agents in the cycle of communicable disease transmission except?

Which of the following is NOT considered active surveillance for TB?

Which of the following is NOT a social determinant of health?

Which of the following show compliance with policies that prevent fire related deaths and injuries?

What is a mark of disgrace that may impact a patient's engagement in treatment due to shame?

The nurses knows that which of the following factors does NOT put a child at a higher risk for a fall?

Which respiratory illnesses is related to an increased risk of mortality in children?

Public health officials utilize surveillance data of communicable diseases for the purpose of which if the following?

Fetal alcohol syndrome causes defects to the CNS

A non-communicable disease integrated care delivery model focuses on which stage of care?

The flu peaks in December and February

The four common modifiable risk factors that account for much of the non-communicable diseases are?

Causation web demonstrates all the causes that can contribute to a disease

Which of the following would provide the most comprehensive database for MVC mortality rates?

Which portions of the population are the most vulnerable to the effect of drugs?

Marijuana is the third most prevalent substance

Which problem is NOT associated with fetal alcohol syndrome?

Cross-Sectional Designs estimate disease status and risk factors by conducting a survey

Tobacco and Alcohol are the leading causes of preventable deaths

Which of the following is the leading cause of death according to the CDC?

Which of the following are prevention methods of unintentional poisoning?

This is determining if the number of cases were above the endemic rate + associated with an increased risk of a disease?

When a new vaccine helps to decrease the incidence of a disease, which part of the epidemiology triangle is this?

What should the nurse consider when making education materials to decrease the incidence of non-communicable diseases?

Which of the following goals is a priority in the management of an epidemic?

Which of the following is NOT a risk factor for violence in a community?

Which of the following groups is NOT at a high risk for suffering burns from fires at home?

 The nurse knows the proportion of people exposed to an agent to those who become infected is known as which concept?

Which of the following are risk factors of self-directed violence?

The harm reduction model focuses on interventions to reduce harm related to alcohol and drugs, not just abstinence

Attack rate is the # of people that got sick divided by the whole population over a short period of time 

A nurse studies epidemiology. Application of which concept can cause an ethical dilemma when applied in nursing?

Which communicable disease is NOT required for the nurse to report to the state health department?

Toddlers are at an increased risk of falling off furniture

Which of the following is the most significant risk factor for drowning

Tactile hallucinations, euphoria, tremors, anorexia, and dilated pupils is a withdrawal effect of what substance?

Increased fall risk is the priority concern for an older adult

Which of the following is a risk factor for child violence against them?

Which age group does the nurse know to focus on as the most vulnerable population related to tobacco use?

Which of the following groups of people are at an increased risk for intimate partner violence?

Nurses must report syphilis

What are environmental risk factors that affect the health of the public?

Which mode of transmission should NOT be considered in diarrheal disease?

Use state gun control laws as an upstream way of thinking to prevent suicide

Which of the following does NOT address behavioral risk factors for non-communicable diseases?

The DOVE tool includes what for intimate partner violence?

Improving pedestrians signs is an environmental intervention to decrease MVAs

Which of the following is NOT a communicable disease associated with substance use?

Interventions including infant home visits is the nurse-family model

Which of the following actions is NOT considered a primary intervention for a pt with a family history of T2DM?

Ebola requires active surveillance

Which age group should be a primary target for protective factors and antiviolence programming?

The nurse mentions that which population is at a greatest risk for unintentional injuries?

Immunity that is transferred is passive

Which nursing action is INAPPROPRIATE when building a trusting relationship in a patient who experiences maltreatment?

Which of the following elements is not involved in epidemiology?

Maltreatment risk includes children under 4, chronic illness, special needs, and disability

Rape victims from the Congo war are an example of what type of violence committed by a large group of people?

Which of the following medications is used for opioid overdose?

Children under 6 account for most poisonings with the leading causes being analgesics, cleaners, and cosmetic products. 

Alcohol is a causal factor in more than 200 types of diseases and injuries

Which of the following actions is considered primary prevention of a communicable disease?

Antivenom is an example of artificial passive immunity 

Which of the following is NOT one of the principals of the harm reduction model?

Which of the following questions needs correction for tobacco screening?

In addition to stimulants, inhalants, depressants, and cannabis, psychoactives also include which of the following?

Binge drinking is more than 4 drinks for men and 5 for women 1 time per month

Which of the following types of violence involves trauma to a victim by acts, threats, or acts of coercive tactics?

Fomite is inanimate object that must be cleaned off to break the mode of transmission of disease (example = iphone)

SBIRT screens for which substance?

Which of the following conditions is considered a non-communicable disease?

Which measure would be considered helpful to reduce drug use related harm?

What are important tools used in epidemiology to study health wellness and create interventions to help the population?

Which of the following community factors are considered barriers to the treatment and prevention of substance use?

Which of the following should NOT be included in the category of psychosocial consequences associated with alcohol use?

The nurse-family partnership model focuses on?

A person who was raped at school and has severe anxiety and insomnia about college is suffering from?

Which of the following is NOT considered an act of violence?