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WorksheetsNRS 100 Health Promotions- diversity
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 19mins
A nurse provides a flu vaccination at a community health fair. Which level of prevention is this?
Primary prevention
Secondary prevention
Tertiary prevention
Risk factor modification
A nurse explains Healthy people 2030 to students. Which statement shows correct understanding?
It sets global health priorities
It provides 10-year national health objectives
It eliminated only infectious diseases
It is focused soley on hospitals.
Which is an example of a social determinant of health SDOH?
Tobacco use
Family history of cancer
Neighborhood Safety
Blood pressure
A nurse working in a mobile health van is practicing which model of care?
Acute care
Community based care
Institutional care
Tertiary care
Which group is most at risk for health disparities?
College students with health insurance
Individuals in poverty without stable housing
Adults with yearly health checkups
Workers with employer-based insurance
A nurse advocates for vaccines worldwide because:
Global health issues affect only developing countries
Local health is unaffected by global events
U.S. communities are impacted by global health events.
Nurses have no role in global health
Which patient statement reflects the health belief model?
I won’t get a flu shot; I’ve never gotten sick before.
I’ll start walking daily to reduce my stress
I love eating more vegetables
I feel stronger when I exercise
A patient is worried about being safe in a violent neighborhood. Which Maslow level is priority?
Physiological
Love and Belonging
Safety
Self-actualization
A mammogram is an example of:
Tertiary prevention
Secondary prevention
Health promotion
Primary prevention
Which is a modifiable risk factor?
Age
Smoking
Family history
Gender
A patient says, “I quit smoking last week.” Which stage is this?
Precontemplation
Preparation
Action
Maintenance
A patient tracks symptoms daily and adjusts lifestyle. This reflects:
Illness behavior
Acute illness
Primary prevention
Secondary prevention
Which is a chronic illness?
Influenza
Appendicitis
Pneumonia
Diabetes mellitus
Exploring personal biases before caring for diverse patients demonstrates:
Cultural knowledge
Cultural awareness
Cultural desire
Cultural encounter
Which nurse statement best reflects cultural humility?
I know everything about your culture
Tell me how your cultural background influences your care
I’ll assume your needs based on your ethnicity
I won't ask about your culture
Which statement reflects correct understanding of patient teaching?
Teaching is the physician's role
Only case managers provide teaching
Nurses are legally responsible for patient education
Teaching is optional
Demonstrating how to use an inhaler involves which domain?
Cognitive
Affective
Developmental
Psychomotor
A patient struggles to read instructions but learns through pictures. This indicates:
High literacy
Low health literacy
Affective learning barrier
Developmental stage
A nurse says, “show me how you’ll measure your insulin dose.” This is:
Teach back
Role playing
Cognitive learning
Simulation
Acting out refusal skills in a substance abuse program is:
Demonstration
Analogy
Role playing
Group instruction
Which is the best evaluation of teaching?
Patient nods and says, I understand
Patient completes a quiz
Patient demonstrates correct skill
Nurse documents the session.
Which is health promotion rather than illness prevention?
Yoga classes for stress management
Tetanus vaccination
Pap smear
Cardiac rehab
Which group is considered vulnerable?
Immigrant farm worker
Middle aged executive
College athlete
Employed parent with insurance
A nurse encourages prayer, diet and exercise in care planning. This represents:
Acute care
Holistic health
Secondary prevention
Cultural bias
A patient’s illness disrupts their ability to provide income. This reflects:
Body image change
Self-concept alteration
Spiritual variable
Family role change
Which scenario reflects intersectionality?
Multiple factors like race, gender, and income health
A patient who is only affected by one risk factor
Health is determined by genetics
Illness occurs randomly.
Conducting a culturally based assessment is an example of:
Cultural awareness
Cultural knowledge
Cultural skill
Cultural encounter
A nurse attends a local cultural festival to better understand patients. This is:
Cultural encounter
Cultural desire
Cultural humility
Cultural skill
Which patient shows motivation to learn?
Refuses teaching
Says, i already know this
Asks questions about diet changes
Falls asleep during the session
Which environment best supports patient learning?
Loud waiting room
Busy hallway
Private, quiet setting
Emergency department.
Which of the following is an example of primary prevention?
Physical therapy after a stroke
Teaching about healthy eating habits
Administering antibiotics for infection
Blood pressure screening
What is the best approach for a nurse to address a patient's low health literacy?
Incorporate visual aids and simple language
Assume the patient understands everything
Provide written instructions only
Use complex medical terminology
Which factor is considered a nonmodifiable risk for disease?
Genetic predisposition
Smoking status
Physical activity
Diet
Which of the following is an example of tertiary prevention?
Immunization against measles
Physical rehabilitation after a hip fracture
Blood pressure screening
Teaching about hand hygiene
What is the primary goal of health promotion activities?
To diagnose chronic conditions
To provide emergency care
To enhance overall well-being and prevent illness
To cure existing diseases
Which action best demonstrates cultural competence in nursing care?
Ignoring language barriers
Asking patients about their cultural preferences
Assuming all patients have the same beliefs
Providing identical care to every patient
Which of the following best demonstrates primary prevention in a community setting?
Screening for high blood pressure
Organizing a smoking cessation workshop
Providing physical therapy after surgery
Administering medication for diabetes
Which patient action reflects cultural awareness?
Learning about different dietary practices
Ignoring cultural differences
Assuming all patients have the same beliefs
Refusing to adapt care for cultural needs
