NUA 3240 Final Exam Review

A client asks you to explain the person-place-time model. Which of the following responses would correctly answer the client's question?

• It is a shortened method to determine if a client is alert and oriented when triaging clients.

• It is a method of identifying who was affected by a disease, where the infection occurred, and over what time period

• It is a client intervention that promotes mindfulness during states of stress

• It is a method to determine the right client is receiving the correct intervention, and the scheduled time.

You are an infectious disease nurse. Your goal is to identify the relationship between the variables involved in the last measles outbreak. This process is called the Web of (a)  

You are a global public health nurse and have observed overpopulation in many countries. Which of the following could be a negative effect of overpopulation? (SELECT ALL THAT APPLY)

• Malnutrition

• Increased heart disease

• Increased infectious disease rates

• Water and Air pollution

You are a public health nurse about to give a presentation about non-profit organizations. Which of the following correctly identifies the organization with its purpose/impact? (SELECT ALL THAT APPLY)

• World bank coordinates a global food bank to underserved countries

• CDC was originally founded to manage malaria

• Bill and Melinda Gates improved prevention and treatment for HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis (TB), and malaria

• Red cross founded to provide disaster relief

You are a global health nurse and are comparing disease rates amongst different countries. you have noticed that the developing countries have higher rates of infectious diseases and developed countries have higher rates of chronic conditions. What term is used to describe this phenomenon?

• Web of causation

• Person, place, time model

• Epidemiological triangle

• Epidemiological transition

As a public health nurse, you know that local governments are responsible for which of the following:

• Community safety

• Health care legislation

• NIH policies

• Medicaid policies

The common cold is considered an (a)   disease since it is always present in the community.

A 36-year-old client asks you to explain the difference between health protection and health promotion. Which of the following options would provide a correct distinction?

• Health protection is Intended to prevent disease and illness as well as detect disease in the early stages.

• Health promotion helps prevent a specific illness

• Health protection is a downstream approach to wellness

• Health promotion is a secondary gain

You are giving discharge instructions to a 32 year old client who was being seen for injuries of intimate partner violence. What education should be included in the safety plan?

• Tell the client to leave the partner today

• Educate the client on what to pack in a bag in the event the client decides to leave the partner

• Encourage the client to learn self-defense

• Leave detailed information about intimate partner violence on the discharge form

Marcus is a 76 year old client who is being seen related to complaints of memory changes. Marcus have had gradually worsening memory loss, but has had no changes in consciousness or attention. What condition might Marcus be experiencing?

• Delirium

• Dementia