Community Health Exam 4

Environmental regulations are often in conflict with which of the following at the industry level?

What might be the most feasible action to continue to serve the needs in a community free clinic?

After a mass causality incidence, a nurse knows to do this if the type of PPE needed is not known?

What type of action is planning for the appropriate response to a biological event?

Which health factors influences the health of an urban community?

Which of the following principles is NOT relevant to the American Nurses Association in environmental health nursing?

Which of the following goals does the implementation of a discounted health club membership meet?

Which of the following is a relevant hazard for a child in an urban setting?

What is important to address in health care needs specific to a rural community?

This can result in elevated body temp in relation to hyperthermia?

Which of the following are challenges related to healthcare in rural communities?

Which of the following is a measure of air pollution in a specific area?

Which individuals serve as the best resources for community-based participatory research?

The nurse knows that which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the needs of a Role Population?

A nurse gives a patient medication through a compassionate care program. What in case management does this achieve?

Which of the following intervention is a primary prevention method in dating violence?

What level of health is developing an anti-smoking campaign to help prevent smoking related health consequences?

Which of the following components should be included in the initial assessment of the environmental health history?

It is important for migrant workers to get routine SKIN SCREENINGS

Which of the following ANA principles are related to a healthy and safe environment?

Which of the following is considered to be the benefit of care provided at a nurse-managed health center?

Which of the following question is NOT important to address during a workplace assessment?

A nurse practicing within a faith community is what type of nursing?

A nurse notices that a school-wide scoliosis screening occurs every fall. What should they do?

Which of the following are the criteria of a disability?

Health disparities in rural communities are largely affected by which of the following factors?

Cleaning products is an example of mixed chemicals

Approximately 43% of teenagers are employed and in their first job by the age of 19 years

Which term best describes a source that decreases in air quality?

Which of the following factors play into the decision of what content should be taught in the school?

Identifying a common goal and implementing strategies to reach this goal is what type of nursing action?

Nurses working within the parish nursing field are specific to what activities?

The nurse recognizes that all factors are related to environmental health, EXCEPT?

Which of the following is NOT an intervention that can help address workplace stress?

A PHN who works in a rural community would NOT be expected to assist with the following roles?

What is the MOST appropriate nursing action to assist clients exposed to poor workplace conditions?

Which level of control in the Hierarchy of Controls is considered MOST effective?

Which of the following is NOT a potential need for a student with a disability that can be met by the school nurse?

A patient is feeling stress, pain, and anxiety after a disaster. What are these elements considered as?

What would be used in the epidemiological triangle to help someone understand about toxic substance exposure?

A patient was exposed to chemical toxins at work for 50 years. What aspect of exposure is the nurse most worried about?

Safety Data Sheets outline a product's hazardous physical and chemical traits

Which organization helps protect the public by enforcing federal guidelines in the workplace environment?

What recommendation should the school nurse make regarding updating a designated medical emergency response plan?

Residents volunteer to repair the damages of broken windows + keep the community well cared for. This is an example of?

PPE is an example of primary prevention

Detect hearing loss for workers in noisy factories and skin cancer for migrant workers

Which of the following element is NOT a component on the WSSC?

Ambient air is referred to as air surrounding a place or structure (outdoor air)

Main goal of case management is to be cost-effective

Which of the following elements does NOT fit into the medical home model?

Implementing appropriate PPE for employees is what type of prevention?

Which of the following is NOT an objective of a home visit for a child who has high blood lead levels?

Which of the following are basic questions relevant to a basic assessment of emergency preparedness?

A nurse establishes affordable housing options for low-income clients with disabilities. What nursing role is this?

Which of the following are within the scope of the school health nurse?

What process evaluates the extent to which a community may suffer health effects from environmental exposure?

A nurse partnering with key individuals, group coalitions, + organizations is a primary characteristic of collaboration

What is the most effective health promotion and protection effort that can be conducted in primary health care?

Routes of exposure are respiratory, integumentary, or gastrointestinal

A role of the school nurse is health protection for the students. This element involves what?

The purpose of this is to prevent or reduce risk and adverse consequences posed by natural or man-made disasters?

Having difficulty breathing after mixing house cleaning products is an example of what environmental hazard?

Severe weather can contribute to which of the following human health issues?

What action by the school nurse is NOT relevant to preparing for an emergency in the school?

Which level of care does the WHO primarily promote?

Which of the following is the school nurse’s role in terms of immunizations?

The hazard communication standard policies require both an employee and employer to be knowledgeable about hazards

A client has frostbite after being exposed to cold work temperatures. Which category of exposure is this?

The OSHA 300 logs should be kept when the company has 10 employees

Which of the following is an example of local regulation?

What can help assist employees to discuss work, financial, or social issues to help ease job stress in confidentiality?

Which of the following is MOST helpful in order to make a plan to assist in primary prevention measures?

What role does a school nurse play in terms of addressing cyberbullying?

The nurse assists a homeless client to get into an addiction clinic program. What case management role is this?

Point source is where air contaminants originate

Which of the following factors should NOT be included in a hazardous substance assessment?

Which of the following would be considered to be the primary prevention method regarding bioterrorism?

Which of the following should NOT be a factor involved in environmentally attributable disease?

What type of prevention is raising awareness about nicotine dangers and creating a support group for teens?

What type of public health initiative is encouraging parents of unvaccinated children to get their vaccines up to date?

Which of the following is NOT a health screening that a school nurse would be expected to conduct?