Which homeless group is of greatest concern to the nurse?

Single female heads of households

Why do federal health agencies require cultural competence in caring for patients?

Cultural competence promots optimal outcomes

What do victims of Intimate partner Violence and their perpetrators have in common?

Unemployment and low academic achievement

What primary level of prevention will help provide health care to immigrants

Handing out flyers with locations for health care services

What does "Housing First" mean? for the homeless population?

Emergency, temporary housing is a priority

Which assistance with medical care is available for immigrants?

Financial assistance after a waiting period

What is a National Health Goal for both men and women?

Increase awareness of signs of heart attack and stroke

What is a potential risk for a home health nurse?

Arguments between family members

What type of benefits do undocumented, injured migrant workers qualify for?

They usually do not qualify for any benefits

Which statement defines homelessness?

Individual without a regular nighttime residence

How can the nurse evaluate a healthy cooking class?

The patients enjoy the food they prepare

Which role does the community nurse have as an educator?

Investigate root causes of disease

What agency should the nurse contact to advocate for a frontier community ?

Health Resources and Services Administartion

What should be included in web based patient education?

References that support information

What is an important Healthy People 2020 focus focus related to persons with a disability?

Provide increased access to services

What is an example of primary prevention in childhood obesity?

Toy inclusion with nutritional meals

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1
What common risk factors do both perpetrators and victims have?
Gambling disorder
Social isolation
Unemployment
Substance abuse
2
Which homeless group is of greatest concern to the nurse?
Families with infants
Single female heads of households
Elderly widows
Families with pets
3
Why do federal health agencies require cultural competence in caring for patients?
Culturally diverse patients are non compliant
Some cultures require frequent hospitalization
Cultural competence promots optimal outcomes
Language barriers prevent care
4
Which epidemiological model is used when trying to contain communicable disease?
Epidemiological Triad
Web of causation
Prospective studies
Attack rates
5
What is a National Health Goal for Adolescents?
Reduce violent crimes
Reduce cardiovascular disease
Reduce stress
Increase smoking awareness
6
What do victims of Intimate partner Violence and their perpetrators have in common?
Male and history of substance abuse
Being an immigrant and having no friends
Suicidal ideations
Unemployment and low academic achievement
7
Why do Medicaid patients have more documented emergency room visits?
They can eliminate a co pay
They do not pay for the service
They can apply for charity care with the Medicaid.
Lack of a primary provider
8
What primary level of prevention will help provide health care to immigrants
Providing "one stop shopping" mobile vans for screening
Handing out flyers with locations for health care services
Applying for a grant for services
Providing free dental care in their community
9
What is the primary risk factor for poor migrant health?
Lack of Diagnostic equipment
Distance for Critical Access Hospitals
Allergies
Poor sanitation
10
What does "Housing First" mean? for the homeless population?
Emergency, temporary housing is a priority
Placement in a rehabilitation center occurs first
A suitable home is found first for a family
Financial aid is designated first for housing
11
Who regulates health care for patients in the correctional system?
Center for Disease Control
Federal Department of Health
State Department of Health
Federal Bureau of Prisons
12
What increases the risk for suicide?
Access to fireworks
Attending a party with free alcohol
Being over 75
Access to a firearm
13
Which is an example of tertiary prevention?
Substance abuse hotlines
Screening for depression
SPICES evaluation
Education about hypertension
14
Who might be a victim of human trafficking?
A firefighter
A student
A nanny
A teacher
15
Which disease are migrants six times more likely to contract?
Cancer
Cardiovascular
Tuberculosis
Diabetes
16
What can be used to measure population health?
Prevalance rates
Incident rates
Maternal mortality rate
Infant morbidity rates
17
Which assistance with medical care is available for immigrants?
Medicaid
Financial assistance after a waiting period
Immediate temporary assistance
Social Security after 60 days
18
What assistance is available to migrant children working with their parents?
OSHA coverage
Migrant health clinics
Traveling physicians
Worker's compensation
19
Who determines the benefits for the LGBT population?
Individual states
The Afforable Care Act
Employers
Insurance companies
20
What should the nurse appraise data about substance abuse for?
Patient centered care
Prevalence
Consistency
Incidence
21
What influences global health?
Insurance companies
Climate change
Wildlife
The Center for Disease Control
22
What is a National Health Goal for both men and women?
Decrease unintentional injuries
Increase awareness of signs of heart attack and stroke
Decrease lung disease
Increase visual health
23
What part of the epidemiological triangle contributes to migrant health disparities?
Agent
Environment
Host
Vector
24
What is the first step in planning a community program?
Obtain informed consents
Complete a Windshield Survey
Speak with informal leaders
Collect baseline data
25
What is used to measure maternal health?
Prenatal care
Infant mortality rate
Maternal comorbidities
Maternal mortality rate
26
What is a potential risk for a home health nurse?
Alcohol in the home
A patient with high acuity
Arguments between family members
Lack of food in the home
27
What is the priority for a recently discharged patient?
Referrals for outpatient rehabilitation
Patient satisfaction survey
Daily home health visits
Continuity of care
28
Which pesticide is most alarming, causing bronchospasm?
Fungal spray
Organophosphate
Rose spray
Round Up
29
What is a common injury in rural areas?
Animal attacks
Burn injuries
Lightning
Fractured limbs
30
What type of benefits do undocumented, injured migrant workers qualify for?
hey qualify for Medicaid and disability services
They usually do not qualify for any benefits
They qualify for Workman's Compensation
They only qualify for disability services
31
What is the most commonly used substance in the United States?
Caffeine
Alcohol
Marijuana
Opiates
32
Which is an example of a community-focused primary level of prevention?
Water flouridation
Vaccines after an agent of bioterrorism attack
Smoking cessation support groups
Free blood pressure screenings
33
How will the nurse document an unexpected rise in gang violence injuries?
The rate in endemic
The prevalence has increased
The incidence is pandemic
The rate is epidemic
34
Which statement defines homelessness?
Individuals forced to live with their families
Individuals who must live at the local shelter
Individual without a regular nighttime residence
Individuals who are forced to live on the street
35
How can the nurse evaluate a healthy cooking class?
Patients can describe how to steam fresh vegetables.
Patients can teach back high carbohydrate foods
The patients enjoy the food they prepare
Patient can identify high sodium foods.
36
What is a core function of community health nursing?
Advocacy
Authority
Autonomy
Assurance
37
Which role does the community nurse have as an educator?
Teach what is morally right or wrong
Perform wound care
Investigate root causes of disease
Focus on individual health behaviors
38
Which is an example of a social determinant of health?
Neighborhood design
High crime level
Local flora and fauna
Climate change
39
What agency should the nurse contact to advocate for a frontier community ?
Health Resources and Services Administartion
Local Department of Health
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
World Health Organization (WHO)
40
What is an example of a Millennium Development Goal?
Eradicating extreme poverty
Promoting gender inequality
Reducing secondary education
Developing gender neutral partnerships
41
What is commonly found in neighborhoods with high rates of gang violence?
Inadequate transportation
Low graduation rates
Lack of health care providers
Lack of Medicaid services
42
Which part of Medicare helps pay for hospitalization?
Part B
Part A
Part C
Part D
43
What should be included in web based patient education?
Links for support groups
References that support information
No cost sites
Basic vocabulary
44
What is an example of economic maltreatment?
Theft of social security
Failure to provide shelter
Failure to prevent poverty
Misuse of property
45
What is a Healthy People 2020 Goal for the Homeless?
Increase healthcare funding
Increase cancer screenings
Decrease Emergency Room visits
Decrease substance abuse
46
Which substance of abuse is volatile and associated with cardiac dysrhythmias?
Inhalents
Alcohol
Tobacco
Marijuana
47
What is a cardinal indicator of substance dependence?
Depression
Denial
Isolation
Accidents
48
What epidemiologic term can be used to describe violence in the United States?
Epidemic
Emergent
Pandemic
Endemic
49
What is an important Healthy People 2020 focus focus related to persons with a disability?
Provide jobs for the disabled population
Provide increased access to services
in employmentrevent discrimination
Administer Medicaid
50
What is an example of primary prevention in childhood obesity?
Gym memebrships
Toy inclusion with nutritional meals
Weight rehab programs
Low salt cooking classes
51
What is a common health problem of migrant workers with severe symptoms?
Tuberculosis
Seasonal allergies
Substance abuse
Pesticide exposure
52
Which is a Quality and Safety Education for Nurses Competency?
Beneficence
Advocacy
Teamwork & Collaboration
Assessment
53
Which patient has a higher risk of suicide?
A patient with a gun
A 38 year old African American female
A gang member
A 72 year old male
54
What occurs during the cycle of violence?
The frequency of the cycle slows
Violence occurs less often, but is more severe
The honeymoon phase occurs less often, but is more intense
Battering episodes occur more quickly
55
Providing rehab for an incarcerated patient is what level of prevention?
Tertiary
Secondary
Primary
56
What is the focus of a hospice nurse?
The focus is quality of life/relief of pain/suffering
The focus is continual curative care
The focus is life long family support
The focus is to provide food and medication around the clock
57
What legislation assures safety for workers?
American Workers Disability Law of 1980
Occupational Health and Safety Act of 1970
Workmen's Compensation Law of 1970
American Disability Act of 1980
58
What resource can a nurse provide for a family without heat in the home?
The local health department
Federal resources through LHEAP
Low interest energy loan from local banks
State resources through the ENERGY program
59
What should the nurse link with a patient who drinks alcohol excessively ?
Diabetes Type II
Obesity
Malnutrition
Cancer
60
What screening is important for adolescent females?
Herpes Serology
Rubella serology
Vision
Pregnancy
61
What occurs in the cycle of violence?
The honeymoon phases become more intense.
The agitation stage becomes slightly longer.
Battering occurs more frequently.
The battering occurs less frequently.
62
What is a major health concern for children ages birth to 12 years?
Neglect
Food insecurity
Unintentional injury
Obesity
63
Who should a nurse contact to demonstrate interest in supporting legislation?
The President
A Congressman
Local Judge
The Mayor
64
Which is the most commonly used substance of abuse in the United States?
Tobacco
Heroin
Alcohol
Marijuana
65
Which is a vulnerable population?
Construction workers
Pre-school Teachers
Older adults
Adult men
66
What criteria is used to determine eligibility for assistance for those living in poverty?
State Census Bureau
Last five year's earnings
Federal Poverty Level
Local Health Department criteria
67
What host factor would an occupational nurse assess?
Travel time to work
Psychological issues
Job experience
Size of the employee's department
68
What is a way to improve health care access for migrant workers?
Provide transportation 2 days a week
Provide mobile services during evening hours
Inform them about the nearest critical access hospital
Have a meeting with the employer
69
What should the nurse assess as part of a home safety assessment?
Food security
Access to cold drinking water
Ability to drive
The patient's oxygen supplier
70
What benefit is available immediately for immigrants?
Immunizations
TANF
Medicaid
Supplemental Security Income
71
What is a National Health Goal for children?
Reduce sugar intake
Decreased tobacco use
Reduce dental caries
A regular healthcare provider
72
Which group has the highest risk for assault?
Elderly females
Pregnant adolescents
Elderly males
Children under 6
73
What primary prevention can an occupational nurse perform?
Treatment of workplace hazards
Link with rehabilitative services
Provide immunizations
Cancer screenings
74
Which legislation helps people across the life span receive health care?
Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
Medicare
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
Supplemental Security Act
75
What is primary health care concern in rural communities?
Lack of transportation
Lack of healthcare providers
Air pollution
Violence
76
What benefit is available to refugees
Social Security
Supplemental Security Income
Medicaid
Medicare
77
Which is true about tobacco use?
Nicotine tolerance develops slowly
Smoking is a genetic disease
Smoking is the most common cause of death
Nicotine tolerance develops quickly
78
In addition to peer pressure, what has promoted speeding prevalence in adolescents?
Increased substance use
Greater vehicle access earlier in licensure
Increased technology in automobiles
Decreased legal driving age
79
Where can an injured migrant worker receive treatment?
Anywhere
Emergency Room
Primary Care Provider
Migrant Health Camp
80
What is an example of doubling up in the homeless population?
The patient is eligible for both state and local resources.
The patient moves in with family or friends
The patient collects disability and medicare funding.
In patient/outpatient services are provided
81
Who pays for a veteran's health services?
Health and Human Services
Veteran's Health Administration
Local Health Department
Medicare
82
What describes the life expectancy of migrant workers?
Lower because of lack of healthcare
The same as the general public secondary to the ACA.
Slightly greater than the general public
Three times lower than the general public because of cancer
83
What is the dominant trigger for someone with a gambling disorder to change their behavior?
Financial harm
Loss of family
Social isolation
Increased stress
84
What type of audio data can be transmitted with telehealth?
Bowel sounds
Heart rate
Wound drainage
Blood pressure
85
Which branch of the government will pass a bill ?
Congress
Executive
White House
Legislative
86
What is the fastest growing segment in homeless shelters?
Adult men
Veterans
Single moms with children
Unaccompanied youth
87
Which is true about adolescent depression?
Depression hotlines can resolve depression
Depression is not a problem in adolescents
Depression results from poor academic achievment
It is a risk factor for sucide
88
What is important for a community health nurse to know?
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families shelter locations
Immigrants have been forced to leave their place of origin
Financial eligibility guidelines for assistance
Where the gangs meet in the community
89
Who determines benefits eligibility for the LGBT individuals in a community?
Medicare/Medicaid
The Federal government
Their employer
Individual states
90
Which group has higher assault rates?
Adolescent females
Young males
Older adults
Migrant youth
91
What increases the risk for community violence?
Numerous stray animals
Cultural Diversity
High level of unemployment
Old schools in disrepair
92
What criteria is used to determine eligibility for financial assistance?
Frontier residence
Income less than 30, 000 anually
Unemployment
Poverty level
93
Who addresses issues that arise in Faith Community nursing?
Local public health agencies
State public health agencies
Federal public health agencies
Archdiocese public health agencies
94
Which type of abuse is considered a hidden form of abuse?
Emotional
Sexual
Financial
Neglect
95
What makes pesticide exposure difficult to diagnose?
It mimics heat -related illness
The lab work takes 10 days to be resulted
The adverse effects are minimal
The workers are found unresponsive

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Questions 95

Answers

1
What common risk factors do both perpetrators and victims have?
Gambling disorder
Social isolation
Unemployment
Substance abuse
2
Which homeless group is of greatest concern to the nurse?
Families with infants
Single female heads of households
Elderly widows
Families with pets
3
Why do federal health agencies require cultural competence in caring for patients?
Culturally diverse patients are non compliant
Some cultures require frequent hospitalization
Cultural competence promots optimal outcomes
Language barriers prevent care
4
Which epidemiological model is used when trying to contain communicable disease?
Epidemiological Triad
Web of causation
Prospective studies
Attack rates
5
What is a National Health Goal for Adolescents?
Reduce violent crimes
Reduce cardiovascular disease
Reduce stress
Increase smoking awareness
6
What do victims of Intimate partner Violence and their perpetrators have in common?
Male and history of substance abuse
Being an immigrant and having no friends
Suicidal ideations
Unemployment and low academic achievement
7
Why do Medicaid patients have more documented emergency room visits?
They can eliminate a co pay
They do not pay for the service
They can apply for charity care with the Medicaid.
Lack of a primary provider
8
What primary level of prevention will help provide health care to immigrants
Providing "one stop shopping" mobile vans for screening
Handing out flyers with locations for health care services
Applying for a grant for services
Providing free dental care in their community
9
What is the primary risk factor for poor migrant health?
Lack of Diagnostic equipment
Distance for Critical Access Hospitals
Allergies
Poor sanitation
10
What does "Housing First" mean? for the homeless population?
Emergency, temporary housing is a priority
Placement in a rehabilitation center occurs first
A suitable home is found first for a family
Financial aid is designated first for housing
11
Who regulates health care for patients in the correctional system?
Center for Disease Control
Federal Department of Health
State Department of Health
Federal Bureau of Prisons
12
What increases the risk for suicide?
Access to fireworks
Attending a party with free alcohol
Being over 75
Access to a firearm
13
Which is an example of tertiary prevention?
Substance abuse hotlines
Screening for depression
SPICES evaluation
Education about hypertension
14
Who might be a victim of human trafficking?
A firefighter
A student
A nanny
A teacher
15
Which disease are migrants six times more likely to contract?
Cancer
Cardiovascular
Tuberculosis
Diabetes
16
What can be used to measure population health?
Prevalance rates
Incident rates
Maternal mortality rate
Infant morbidity rates
17
Which assistance with medical care is available for immigrants?
Medicaid
Financial assistance after a waiting period
Immediate temporary assistance
Social Security after 60 days
18
What assistance is available to migrant children working with their parents?
OSHA coverage
Migrant health clinics
Traveling physicians
Worker's compensation
19
Who determines the benefits for the LGBT population?
Individual states
The Afforable Care Act
Employers
Insurance companies
20
What should the nurse appraise data about substance abuse for?
Patient centered care
Prevalence
Consistency
Incidence
21
What influences global health?
Insurance companies
Climate change
Wildlife
The Center for Disease Control
22
What is a National Health Goal for both men and women?
Decrease unintentional injuries
Increase awareness of signs of heart attack and stroke
Decrease lung disease
Increase visual health
23
What part of the epidemiological triangle contributes to migrant health disparities?
Agent
Environment
Host
Vector
24
What is the first step in planning a community program?
Obtain informed consents
Complete a Windshield Survey
Speak with informal leaders
Collect baseline data
25
What is used to measure maternal health?
Prenatal care
Infant mortality rate
Maternal comorbidities
Maternal mortality rate
26
What is a potential risk for a home health nurse?
Alcohol in the home
A patient with high acuity
Arguments between family members
Lack of food in the home
27
What is the priority for a recently discharged patient?
Referrals for outpatient rehabilitation
Patient satisfaction survey
Daily home health visits
Continuity of care
28
Which pesticide is most alarming, causing bronchospasm?
Fungal spray
Organophosphate
Rose spray
Round Up
29
What is a common injury in rural areas?
Animal attacks
Burn injuries
Lightning
Fractured limbs
30
What type of benefits do undocumented, injured migrant workers qualify for?
hey qualify for Medicaid and disability services
They usually do not qualify for any benefits
They qualify for Workman's Compensation
They only qualify for disability services
31
What is the most commonly used substance in the United States?
Caffeine
Alcohol
Marijuana
Opiates
32
Which is an example of a community-focused primary level of prevention?
Water flouridation
Vaccines after an agent of bioterrorism attack
Smoking cessation support groups
Free blood pressure screenings
33
How will the nurse document an unexpected rise in gang violence injuries?
The rate in endemic
The prevalence has increased
The incidence is pandemic
The rate is epidemic
34
Which statement defines homelessness?
Individuals forced to live with their families
Individuals who must live at the local shelter
Individual without a regular nighttime residence
Individuals who are forced to live on the street
35
How can the nurse evaluate a healthy cooking class?
Patients can describe how to steam fresh vegetables.
Patients can teach back high carbohydrate foods
The patients enjoy the food they prepare
Patient can identify high sodium foods.
36
What is a core function of community health nursing?
Advocacy
Authority
Autonomy
Assurance
37
Which role does the community nurse have as an educator?
Teach what is morally right or wrong
Perform wound care
Investigate root causes of disease
Focus on individual health behaviors
38
Which is an example of a social determinant of health?
Neighborhood design
High crime level
Local flora and fauna
Climate change
39
What agency should the nurse contact to advocate for a frontier community ?
Health Resources and Services Administartion
Local Department of Health
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
World Health Organization (WHO)
40
What is an example of a Millennium Development Goal?
Eradicating extreme poverty
Promoting gender inequality
Reducing secondary education
Developing gender neutral partnerships
41
What is commonly found in neighborhoods with high rates of gang violence?
Inadequate transportation
Low graduation rates
Lack of health care providers
Lack of Medicaid services
42
Which part of Medicare helps pay for hospitalization?
Part B
Part A
Part C
Part D
43
What should be included in web based patient education?
Links for support groups
References that support information
No cost sites
Basic vocabulary
44
What is an example of economic maltreatment?
Theft of social security
Failure to provide shelter
Failure to prevent poverty
Misuse of property
45
What is a Healthy People 2020 Goal for the Homeless?
Increase healthcare funding
Increase cancer screenings
Decrease Emergency Room visits
Decrease substance abuse
46
Which substance of abuse is volatile and associated with cardiac dysrhythmias?
Inhalents
Alcohol
Tobacco
Marijuana
47
What is a cardinal indicator of substance dependence?
Depression
Denial
Isolation
Accidents
48
What epidemiologic term can be used to describe violence in the United States?
Epidemic
Emergent
Pandemic
Endemic
49
What is an important Healthy People 2020 focus focus related to persons with a disability?
Provide jobs for the disabled population
Provide increased access to services
in employmentrevent discrimination
Administer Medicaid
50
What is an example of primary prevention in childhood obesity?
Gym memebrships
Toy inclusion with nutritional meals
Weight rehab programs
Low salt cooking classes
51
What is a common health problem of migrant workers with severe symptoms?
Tuberculosis
Seasonal allergies
Substance abuse
Pesticide exposure
52
Which is a Quality and Safety Education for Nurses Competency?
Beneficence
Advocacy
Teamwork & Collaboration
Assessment
53
Which patient has a higher risk of suicide?
A patient with a gun
A 38 year old African American female
A gang member
A 72 year old male
54
What occurs during the cycle of violence?
The frequency of the cycle slows
Violence occurs less often, but is more severe
The honeymoon phase occurs less often, but is more intense
Battering episodes occur more quickly
55
Providing rehab for an incarcerated patient is what level of prevention?
Tertiary
Secondary
Primary
56
What is the focus of a hospice nurse?
The focus is quality of life/relief of pain/suffering
The focus is continual curative care
The focus is life long family support
The focus is to provide food and medication around the clock
57
What legislation assures safety for workers?
American Workers Disability Law of 1980
Occupational Health and Safety Act of 1970
Workmen's Compensation Law of 1970
American Disability Act of 1980
58
What resource can a nurse provide for a family without heat in the home?
The local health department
Federal resources through LHEAP
Low interest energy loan from local banks
State resources through the ENERGY program
59
What should the nurse link with a patient who drinks alcohol excessively ?
Diabetes Type II
Obesity
Malnutrition
Cancer
60
What screening is important for adolescent females?
Herpes Serology
Rubella serology
Vision
Pregnancy
61
What occurs in the cycle of violence?
The honeymoon phases become more intense.
The agitation stage becomes slightly longer.
Battering occurs more frequently.
The battering occurs less frequently.
62
What is a major health concern for children ages birth to 12 years?
Neglect
Food insecurity
Unintentional injury
Obesity
63
Who should a nurse contact to demonstrate interest in supporting legislation?
The President
A Congressman
Local Judge
The Mayor
64
Which is the most commonly used substance of abuse in the United States?
Tobacco
Heroin
Alcohol
Marijuana
65
Which is a vulnerable population?
Construction workers
Pre-school Teachers
Older adults
Adult men
66
What criteria is used to determine eligibility for assistance for those living in poverty?
State Census Bureau
Last five year's earnings
Federal Poverty Level
Local Health Department criteria
67
What host factor would an occupational nurse assess?
Travel time to work
Psychological issues
Job experience
Size of the employee's department
68
What is a way to improve health care access for migrant workers?
Provide transportation 2 days a week
Provide mobile services during evening hours
Inform them about the nearest critical access hospital
Have a meeting with the employer
69
What should the nurse assess as part of a home safety assessment?
Food security
Access to cold drinking water
Ability to drive
The patient's oxygen supplier
70
What benefit is available immediately for immigrants?
Immunizations
TANF
Medicaid
Supplemental Security Income
71
What is a National Health Goal for children?
Reduce sugar intake
Decreased tobacco use
Reduce dental caries
A regular healthcare provider
72
Which group has the highest risk for assault?
Elderly females
Pregnant adolescents
Elderly males
Children under 6
73
What primary prevention can an occupational nurse perform?
Treatment of workplace hazards
Link with rehabilitative services
Provide immunizations
Cancer screenings
74
Which legislation helps people across the life span receive health care?
Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
Medicare
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
Supplemental Security Act
75
What is primary health care concern in rural communities?
Lack of transportation
Lack of healthcare providers
Air pollution
Violence
76
What benefit is available to refugees
Social Security
Supplemental Security Income
Medicaid
Medicare
77
Which is true about tobacco use?
Nicotine tolerance develops slowly
Smoking is a genetic disease
Smoking is the most common cause of death
Nicotine tolerance develops quickly
78
In addition to peer pressure, what has promoted speeding prevalence in adolescents?
Increased substance use
Greater vehicle access earlier in licensure
Increased technology in automobiles
Decreased legal driving age
79
Where can an injured migrant worker receive treatment?
Anywhere
Emergency Room
Primary Care Provider
Migrant Health Camp
80
What is an example of doubling up in the homeless population?
The patient is eligible for both state and local resources.
The patient moves in with family or friends
The patient collects disability and medicare funding.
In patient/outpatient services are provided
81
Who pays for a veteran's health services?
Health and Human Services
Veteran's Health Administration
Local Health Department
Medicare
82
What describes the life expectancy of migrant workers?
Lower because of lack of healthcare
The same as the general public secondary to the ACA.
Slightly greater than the general public
Three times lower than the general public because of cancer
83
What is the dominant trigger for someone with a gambling disorder to change their behavior?
Financial harm
Loss of family
Social isolation
Increased stress
84
What type of audio data can be transmitted with telehealth?
Bowel sounds
Heart rate
Wound drainage
Blood pressure
85
Which branch of the government will pass a bill ?
Congress
Executive
White House
Legislative
86
What is the fastest growing segment in homeless shelters?
Adult men
Veterans
Single moms with children
Unaccompanied youth
87
Which is true about adolescent depression?
Depression hotlines can resolve depression
Depression is not a problem in adolescents
Depression results from poor academic achievment
It is a risk factor for sucide
88
What is important for a community health nurse to know?
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families shelter locations
Immigrants have been forced to leave their place of origin
Financial eligibility guidelines for assistance
Where the gangs meet in the community
89
Who determines benefits eligibility for the LGBT individuals in a community?
Medicare/Medicaid
The Federal government
Their employer
Individual states
90
Which group has higher assault rates?
Adolescent females
Young males
Older adults
Migrant youth
91
What increases the risk for community violence?
Numerous stray animals
Cultural Diversity
High level of unemployment
Old schools in disrepair
92
What criteria is used to determine eligibility for financial assistance?
Frontier residence
Income less than 30, 000 anually
Unemployment
Poverty level
93
Who addresses issues that arise in Faith Community nursing?
Local public health agencies
State public health agencies
Federal public health agencies
Archdiocese public health agencies
94
Which type of abuse is considered a hidden form of abuse?
Emotional
Sexual
Financial
Neglect
95
What makes pesticide exposure difficult to diagnose?
It mimics heat -related illness
The lab work takes 10 days to be resulted
The adverse effects are minimal
The workers are found unresponsive