NR 506 NP WEEK 4 KALTURA HEALTH POLICY
ANALYSIS 2026 FULL QUESTIONS CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+
◉ Indicate whether each risk factor is modifiable or nonmodifiable.
Answer: Modifiable
- Smoking status
- diet
- activity level
- alcohol intake
nonmodifiable
-Race
-gender
-family history
◉ Health promotion theories and models explain why people may or
may not change their behavior. The ______suggests that a person's
perceived threat of illness combined with their belief in the
effectiveness of the recommended action predicts the likelihood of
the person making the change.
The _______ focuses on the phases of decision-making. Knowing
which stage of change a person is in may be helpful in determining
,the most effective intervention strategy. Answer: -The Health Belief
Model
-The Transtheoretical Model
◉ Match the health promotion activity with the related Healthy
People goal. Answer: -Promote health and safety in community
settings. = A public health department ...
-Strengthen the workforce by promoting health & well-being. =
Ensure workers wear hearing protection in jobs...
-Improve health by promoting healthy eating and making nutritious
foods available = Legislation ....
-Promote healthy and safe home environments = An apartment
building ....
◉ Health Belief Model
The nurse is caring for a client who smokes and recognizes their risk
of cancer related to continuing smoking. The likelihood that the
client will quit smoking is based on the client perceiving that the
__________ outweigh the ____________. The nurse should focus
on____________________. Answer: -benefits.
,- barriers.
- strategies to promote smoking cessation to minimize the perceived
barriers.
◉ The nurse is working with a group of clients to increase their
physical activity levels. The group has developed a plan to meet
three times a week at a local walking trail. The clients are in which
phase of making a change? Answer: Preparation
◉ The nurse is caring for a client whose mother has type 2 diabetes.
Which recommendations should the nurse make? Select all that
apply. Answer: ALL ARE CORRECT
-Schedule walking dates with friends
-Use a fitness tracker to track steps
-Keep fresh fruits and vegetables available
-Take the stairs instead of the elevator
, -Review nutritional information when dining out
◉ Which are examples of programs or activities to promote health
equity? Select all that apply. Answer: ALL ARE CORRECT
-Conducting assessments of kindergartner's readiness for school
-Adapting work policies to include culturally appropriate materials
- A free health care clinic with evening hours
- Collaboration of local businesses, organizations, and government to
improve recreational areas
- A community garden built to supply fresh produce
◉ A client with an increased risk of heart disease decides to stop
smoking to reduce their risk. When the client is in which phase are
they most likely successful at smoking cessation? Answer: -
Maintenance
◉ The nurse is caring for a client diagnosed with type 2 diabetes
mellitus five years ago. The client has a family history of type 2
diabetes mellitus, is Hispanic, is overweight, had gestational
ANALYSIS 2026 FULL QUESTIONS CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+
◉ Indicate whether each risk factor is modifiable or nonmodifiable.
Answer: Modifiable
- Smoking status
- diet
- activity level
- alcohol intake
nonmodifiable
-Race
-gender
-family history
◉ Health promotion theories and models explain why people may or
may not change their behavior. The ______suggests that a person's
perceived threat of illness combined with their belief in the
effectiveness of the recommended action predicts the likelihood of
the person making the change.
The _______ focuses on the phases of decision-making. Knowing
which stage of change a person is in may be helpful in determining
,the most effective intervention strategy. Answer: -The Health Belief
Model
-The Transtheoretical Model
◉ Match the health promotion activity with the related Healthy
People goal. Answer: -Promote health and safety in community
settings. = A public health department ...
-Strengthen the workforce by promoting health & well-being. =
Ensure workers wear hearing protection in jobs...
-Improve health by promoting healthy eating and making nutritious
foods available = Legislation ....
-Promote healthy and safe home environments = An apartment
building ....
◉ Health Belief Model
The nurse is caring for a client who smokes and recognizes their risk
of cancer related to continuing smoking. The likelihood that the
client will quit smoking is based on the client perceiving that the
__________ outweigh the ____________. The nurse should focus
on____________________. Answer: -benefits.
,- barriers.
- strategies to promote smoking cessation to minimize the perceived
barriers.
◉ The nurse is working with a group of clients to increase their
physical activity levels. The group has developed a plan to meet
three times a week at a local walking trail. The clients are in which
phase of making a change? Answer: Preparation
◉ The nurse is caring for a client whose mother has type 2 diabetes.
Which recommendations should the nurse make? Select all that
apply. Answer: ALL ARE CORRECT
-Schedule walking dates with friends
-Use a fitness tracker to track steps
-Keep fresh fruits and vegetables available
-Take the stairs instead of the elevator
, -Review nutritional information when dining out
◉ Which are examples of programs or activities to promote health
equity? Select all that apply. Answer: ALL ARE CORRECT
-Conducting assessments of kindergartner's readiness for school
-Adapting work policies to include culturally appropriate materials
- A free health care clinic with evening hours
- Collaboration of local businesses, organizations, and government to
improve recreational areas
- A community garden built to supply fresh produce
◉ A client with an increased risk of heart disease decides to stop
smoking to reduce their risk. When the client is in which phase are
they most likely successful at smoking cessation? Answer: -
Maintenance
◉ The nurse is caring for a client diagnosed with type 2 diabetes
mellitus five years ago. The client has a family history of type 2
diabetes mellitus, is Hispanic, is overweight, had gestational
