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WorksheetsNUR 440 Final
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 21mins
Abigail, a nurse within the faith community, is organizing a health fair at her local church. What is one of her primary roles in this setting?
Administering medication in hospitals
Coordinating programs and services that significantly affect health, healing, and wholeness
Conducting laboratory tests
Providing emergency medical services in ambulances
During a routine school day, the school nurse notices that Oliver, a student, seems to be struggling with his vision. What is the largest responsibility of the school nurse in this context of secondary prevention?
Administering vaccinations to children
Providing emergency first aid
Early intervention and assessment for children needing health care
Conducting health education classes for students
Grace, an occupational health nurse working in a rural area, wants to implement a primary prevention strategy. Which of the following actions should she take?
Conducting regular health screenings for early detection of diseases
Providing treatment and rehabilitation for injured workers
Educating workers on safe farming practices to prevent injuries
Referring workers to specialized healthcare providers for advanced care
Aiden is a student with a degenerative neurological disease and is wheelchair-bound. As a school nurse, which of the following actions would be considered tertiary prevention for a student like Aiden?
Administering vaccines to prevent infectious diseases
Conducting vision and hearing screenings for early detection
Educating students on healthy eating habits to prevent obesity
Providing rehabilitation services for students with chronic illnesses
During a home health visit to Michael's house, which of the following is a common component of nursing care provided? (select all that apply)
Primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention services
Providing patient education
Performing skilled nursing care
Offering legal advice on healthcare policies
Support for daily living activities
Grace is a home health care nurse. Which of the following is an example of tertiary prevention in her care plan for patients?
Educating patients on healthy eating habits to prevent obesity
Conducting regular health screenings for early detection of diseases
Providing rehabilitation services for patients recovering from a stroke
Administering vaccines to prevent infectious diseases
Abigail is working with a hospice care team to develop a plan of care for her grandfather. Which of the following is a key component of the plan of care for hospice patients and their families?
Providing only medical treatments and medications
Focusing solely on the physical well-being of the patient
Involving clients and their families in advance care planning, symptom management, and bereavement services
Limiting support to the patient without involving family members
Aiden's grandmother has been diagnosed with a terminal illness, and the family is considering care options. Which of the following statements best describes the difference between hospice care and palliative care?
Hospice care focuses on extending life, while palliative care focuses on curing the illness
Hospice care is for patients with a terminal prognosis, while palliative care is for improving quality of life regardless of disease progression
Hospice care is only for patients with chronic illnesses, while palliative care is for acute conditions
Hospice care involves only medical treatments, while palliative care involves only emotional support
During a discussion in Arjun's global health class, the teacher asked which of the following health problems is more commonly a concern in less developed countries?
Hypertension
Diabetes
Measles
Substance abuse
Elijah is studying different countries for his geography project. He needs to identify which criteria are used to classify a country as a developed country. Which of the following should he consider?
High child mortality and low gross national income
Stable economy and wide range of industrial and technological development
Limited industrial development and high human asset index
High prevalence of infectious diseases and low human asset index
Mia, a nurse in her community, wants to help with disaster preparedness. What is one way she can contribute effectively?
Teaching disaster nursing in the community
Focusing solely on hospital-based care
Avoiding involvement in multidisciplinary teams
Providing financial planning services
Grace is part of a public health agency that is planning to implement the electronic health record system. What is the greatest benefit of that choice?
Cost savings to the agency
Facilitation of interprofessional care
Compliance with JCAHO standards
Improved client compliance with medical regimen?
During a biology class, James asked about the ability of a microorganism to produce a specific clinical reaction after infection. What is this ability called?
Infectivity
Pathogenicity
Virulence
Toxicity
At a hospital, Nurse Daniel is conducting a workshop for employees on primary prevention. Which topic would be most appropriate for him to discuss?
back safety and moving clients
use of proper PPE with hazardous chemicals or drugs
reporting and testing after a needle stick injury
blood-borne pathogens
During a community health initiative, Nurse Priya is tasked with implementing a population-focused model of home care delivery. Which action would she take?
Use an assessment protocol when conducting visits
Collaborate with other disciplines
Provide care for a specific population
Apply high intensity interventions
Harper, a nurse, is providing direct care services to a stroke victim to avoid complications. What level of prevention is used?
Primary prevention
Secondary prevention
Tertiary prevention
Assessment prevention
Avery is a nurse working with a hospice team to ensure a comfortable, peaceful death for patients. What is an important nursing consideration?
The unique stress dying patients often experience
The cultural values, expectation, and preferences of the family
The communication style of each family member
The abilities of the nurse and healthcare team
The school nurse is preparing to give a prescribed medication to Maya. What information is most necessary?
A copy of the prescription label on the bottle
A small container for the medication
A signed parental consent
A signed order from the physician
Abigail is studying public health and wants to understand the features of public health surveillance. Which of the following are features of public health surveillance? (SATA)
Sharing of the results with others
Early detection
Case reporting
Planning national programs
The SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) outbreak was an epidemic that spread over several countries. This is known as:
Hyperendemic
Pandemic
Tertiary Outbreak
Epidemic systemic spread
During a field trip, Kai and his classmates learned about different types of disasters. Which one of the following describes a human or man-made disaster?
Structural collapse
Communicable disease outbreak
Mud slide
Flood
During a sudden earthquake, Ethan noticed that the number of casualties was high because:
they cause the most widespread destruction.
victims have very little time to prepare or evacuate.
those with chronic conditions cannot escape in time.
the early warning systems are not effective.
During a community health event, Aria, a public health nurse, was concerned about potential legal issues while administering vaccines. She was reassured that legislative personal immunity for public health nurses is referred to as:
Good Samaritan laws
Freedom of Nurses Act
Sovereign Immunity
Public Protections Mandate
Lily, a case management nurse, is organizing interdisciplinary, family, and client conferences to discuss a patient's care plan. Which phase of the nursing process is she in?
Assessment
Diagnosis
Planning
Implementation
During a health class discussion, Zoe mentioned the Healthy People program that began in 1989. The program addresses all of the following, except:
strategies for improving the health of the American people
identifying emerging public health issues
identifying the needs for hospital staffing ratios
eliminating health disparities & achieving health equity
Avery and Mason are studying environmental science and are learning about air pollution. Some of the most common air pollutants on the EPA list include: (SATA)
Carbon monoxide
Nitrogen dioxide
Chlorophyl
Ozone
After a major flood in the community, the public health nurse, Olivia, recognizes that the _ phase of a disaster is when survivors share experiences and stories.
Heroic
Honeymoon
Disillusionment
Reconstruction
During a community meeting, Liam asked which agency is the primary agency for community disaster management:
EPA
American Red Cross
Local emergency management systems
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
In a small town, the incidence of flu is the number of new flu cases or events in the population during a specific time.
True
False
During a class project on historical medical breakthroughs, Arjun discovered who identified an outbreak of cholera and was known as the founder of epidemiology. Who was this person?
Florence Nightingale
John Smith
Lillian Wald
John Snow
During a community service project, Isla and Mary Brewster visited the poor in New York. Who was a key leader in establishing public health?
Florence Nightingale
John Smith
Lillian Wald
John Snow
During a school disaster drill, which student should be tagged as "red"?
Kai, an elderly man with a projectile in his thigh that is actively bleeding
Zoe, a woman who has an obvious broken bone in her hand
Grace, a teenage girl with facial abrasions who is talking on her phone
A middle-aged man without pulse or respirations, who is missing his lower left leg
Grace is considering hiring a home health nurse for her grandmother. What would not be considered a reason to need care provided by a home health nurse?
Intermittent visits
Skilled nursing care
Activities of daily living
Medication management
During a health assessment, Kai is discussing his family's medical history with his doctor. Which of the following would not be considered a biological risk factor?
Cardiovascular disease in father and paternal grandparent
Diabetes mellitus in both parents and two siblings
Breast cancer in mother, maternal aunt, and maternal grandmother
Lung cancer in maternal grandfather with a history of heavy smoking
During a disaster response, which of the following is considered a natural disaster?
Earthquake
Building fire caused by faulty wiring
Train derailment
Industrial chemical spill
Olivia, a community health nurse, is planning a vaccination campaign. What is her main responsibility in this role?
Conducting advanced laboratory research
Managing hospital admissions
Educating the community about disease prevention and coordinating immunization efforts
Performing surgical procedures
The school nurse is reviewing Maya's medical records before administering medication. Which document is essential for safe administration?
A written order from the physician
A list of Maya's allergies
A note from Maya's teacher
An empty medication bottle
Which agency is primarily responsible for coordinating disaster response at the local level?
Local emergency management systems
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
American Red Cross
The Healthy People program aims to address which of the following goals?
Improving hospital staffing ratios
Eliminating health disparities and achieving health equity
Providing financial assistance to hospitals
Focusing only on chronic disease management
During a disaster preparedness workshop, which action best demonstrates the role of a public health nurse in the planning phase?
Coordinating emergency drills with local agencies
Providing counseling to disaster survivors
Documenting injuries in the aftermath of a disaster
Distributing relief supplies after a disaster
