Exam 2: NR 442 Community Health Nursing (NR-442) Latest 2026 Update Complete package / All New Q&As Included- Chamberlain University

1. What is the primary purpose of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)? □ A. To ensure a free and appropriate public education for children with disabilities □ B. To provide equal employment opportunities for individuals with disabilities □ C. To address homelessness among individuals with disabilities □ D. To improve access to vocational services for disabled individuals Answer: A. To ensure a free and appropriate public education for children with disabilities 2. Which act was established to address employment and benet issues for persons with disabilities? □ A. Ticket to Work and Work Incentives Improvement Act □ B. Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) □ C. Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) □ D. Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) Answer: A. Ticket to Work and Work Incentives Improvement Act 3. What is the main dierence between Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI)? □ A. SSI determination is based on age/disability and limited income, while SSDI is based on disability and work credits □ B. SSI is based on work credits, while SSDI is based on age/disability □ C. SSI is for individuals with disabilities, while SSDI is for elderly individuals □ D. There is no dierence; they are the same program Answer: A. SSI determination is based on age/disability and limited income, while SSDI is based on disability and work credits 4. Which of the following is NOT a category of homelessness as dened in the study guide? □ A. Literally homeless □ B. Imminent risk of homeless □ C. Fleeing domestic violence □ D. Temporary housing Answer: D. Temporary housing 2 5. What is one of the identied individual and community-focused goals for individuals with disabilities? □ A. Maximize work opportunities and contributions to the community □ B. Eliminate all forms of public assistance □ C. Increase the number of individuals living in institutional settings □ D. Reduce the number of individuals with disabilities in the workforce Answer: A. Maximize work opportunities and contributions to the community 6. Which of the following factors is a contributing risk factor to homelessness? □ A. Lack of aordable healthcare leading to illness and bankruptcy □ B. Increase in public aid □ C. Availability of aordable housing □ D. High employment rates Answer: A. Lack of aordable healthcare leading to illness and bankruptcy 7. What role does a registered professional school nurse play in the context of IDEA? □ A. They provide legal advice regarding disability rights □ B. They are essential members of the team for identifying and evaluating students for services □ C. They are responsible for funding educational programs □ D. They manage the implementation of IEPs Answer: B. They are essential members of the team for identifying and evaluating students for services 8. What does the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) primarily ensure? □ A. Financial assistance for individuals with disabilities □ B. Equal opportunities in employment, transportation, and public accommodations □ C. Access to public education for children with disabilities □ D. Healthcare coverage for all individuals with disabilities Answer: B. Equal opportunities in employment, transportation, and public accommodations 3 9. What are the three broad factors contributing to homelessness? □ A. Lack of education, unemployment, substance abuse □ B. Shortage of aordable housing, income insucient to meet basic needs, inadequate support services □ C. Natural disasters, family disputes, mental illness □ D. High rent prices, lack of government support, poor health Answer: B. Shortage of aordable housing, income insucient to meet basic needs, inadequate support services 10. Which of the following is NOT considered an acute issue for the homeless population? □ A. Respiratory infections □ B. Chronic renal disease □ C. Trauma □ D. Hypothermia Answer: B. Chronic renal disease 11. What is the primary focus of community mental health nursing? □ A. Research on mental health □ B. Diagnosis of mental disorders □ C. Rehabilitation, treatment, and support services □ D. Medication management Answer: C. Rehabilitation, treatment, and support services 12. Which mental health disorder is most commonly encountered in community health settings? □ A. Anxiety disorders □ B. Bipolar disorder □ C. Schizophrenia □ D. Eating disorders Answer: C. Schizophrenia 4 13. What denes mental health? □ A. Emotional, psychological, and social well-being □ B. The ability to cope with stress □ C. The presence of mental disorders □ D. The absence of physical illness Answer: A. Emotional, psychological, and social well-being 14. Which of the following is an example of psychological violence? □ A. Physical harm □ B. Sexual assault □ C. Emotional humiliation □ D. Neglect of basic needs Answer: C. Emotional humiliation 15. What is a characteristic of someone who is chronically homeless? □ A. Less than three hospitalizations in a year □ B. History of frostbite □ C. Age under 60 □ D. Stable employment Answer: B. History of frostbite 16. What constitutes mental illness? □ A. A major disturbance in thinking, feelings, or behavior □ B. A minor disturbance in thinking □ C. A temporary emotional response □ D. A physical health issue Answer: A. A major disturbance in thinking, feelings, or behavior 17. Which of the following is a type of neglect? □ A. Failure to provide emotional care □ B. Sexual exploitation □ C. Physical assault □ D. Psychological manipulation Answer: A. Failure to provide emotional care 5 18. What is human tracking primarily characterized as? □ A. A modern-day form of slavery □ B. A form of organized crime □ C. A type of domestic violence □ D. An economic issue Answer: A. A modern-day form of slavery 19. Which of the following is NOT a common sign of abuse? □ A. Unexplained injuries □ B. Fear of caregivers □ C. High self-esteem □ D. Poor hygiene Answer: C. High self-esteem 20. What is a signicant risk factor for child abuse? □ A. Mental illness in family members □ B. High family income □ C. Stable family environment □ D. Strong community support Answer: A. Mental illness in family members 21. Which of the following occupations is at risk for workplace violence? □ A. Delivery drivers □ B. Teachers □ C. Oce workers □ D. IT professionals Answer: A. Delivery drivers 22. What is a common acute health issue faced by the homeless? □ A. Diabetes □ B. Chronic pain □ C. Respiratory infections □ D. Hypertension Answer: C. Respiratory infections 6 23. What motivates hate crimes? □ A. Factors like race and sexual orientation □ B. Personal vendettas □ C. Financial gain □ D. Political beliefs Answer: A. Factors like race and sexual orientation 24. What is a common symptom of abuse in older adults? □ A. Unexplained physical injuries □ B. High levels of independence □ C. Frequent social gatherings □ D. Strong family support Answer: A. Unexplained physical injuries 25. Which population is at the highest risk for child abuse? □ A. Elderly individuals □ B. Children under the age of 4 □ C. Teenagers □ D. Single-parent families Answer: B. Children under the age of 4 26. What are some factors that contribute to violence in families? □ A. Firearms □ B. Impact of media □ C. Mental illness □ D. All of the above Answer: D. All of the above 27. In which nursing areas is workplace violence most likely to occur? □ A. Outpatient clinics □ B. Emergency departments □ C. Pediatric units □ D. Home health care Answer: B. Emergency departments 7 28. What is a common characteristic of hate crimes? □ A. They are always violent □ B. They target individuals based on specic characteristics □ C. They are motivated by personal gain □ D. They are often unreported Answer: B. They target individuals based on specic characteristics 29. What are some barriers to healthcare in rural areas? □ A. Access to advanced technology □ B. Availability of specialists □ C. High rate of poverty □ D. Urbanization Answer: C. High rate of poverty 30. Which of the following conditions are migrant workers at higher risk for? □ A. Diabetes mellitus □ B. Skin cancer from sun exposure □ C. Cardiovascular diseases □ D. Respiratory infections Answer: B. Skin cancer from sun exposure 31. What is a primary level of prevention in occupational health? □ A. Evaluating workplace conditions □ B. Rehabilitation after injury □ C. Providing protective equipment □ D. Health promotion programs Answer: C. Providing protective equipment 32. What is the main purpose of occupational health? □ A. To reduce employee turnover □ B. To protect health and promote safety in the workplace □ C. To increase productivity □ D. To enhance employee satisfaction Answer: B. To protect health and promote safety in the workplace 8 33. Which of the following is a secondary level of prevention in occupational health? □ A. Providing ergonomic tools □ B. Conducting pre-employment screenings □ C. Oering mental health support □ D. Implementing safety training Answer: B. Conducting pre-employment screenings 34. What is a signicant factor contributing to higher depression levels among rural residents? □ A. Geographic isolation □ B. High levels of education □ C. High access to healthcare □ D. Strong community support Answer: A. Geographic isolation 35. What does Workers' Compensation primarily address? □ A. State-level legislation for workplace injuries □ B. Health promotion initiatives □ C. Employee training programs □ D. Employee wellness programs Answer: A. State-level legislation for workplace injuries 36. Which of the following is a tertiary level of prevention in occupational health? □ A. Accommodations for returning to work after injury □ B. Regular health screenings □ C. Providing safety equipment □ D. Workplace safety audits Answer: A. Accommodations for returning to work after injury 37. What are some common occupational-associated risks for workers? □ A. High stress levels □ B. Increased physical activity □ C. Exposure to pesticides □ D. Low job satisfaction Answer: C. Exposure to pesticides 9 38. What is a common reason for delays in seeking treatment among rural populations? □ A. Availability of transportation □ B. Lack of trust in mental health professionals □ C. High healthcare costs □ D. Proximity to healthcare facilities Answer: B. Lack of trust in mental health professionals 39. What is the primary responsibility of a school nurse, even with delegation? □ A. Case management □ B. Assessment and diagnosis □ C. Health education □ D. Community liaison Answer: B. Assessment and diagnosis 40. What is the main purpose of forensic nursing? □ A. To provide care for victims of natural disasters □ B. To manage chronic illnesses □ C. To care for perpetrators of injury and victims of sexual assaults □ D. To educate communities about health Answer: C. To care for perpetrators of injury and victims of sexual assaults 41. What role does a SANE nurse play in legal proceedings? □ A. They represent the hospital in court □ B. They collect and manage medical evidence □ C. They provide emotional support to victims □ D. They conduct health education workshops Answer: B. They collect and manage medical evidence 42. Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the faith community nurse? □ A. Health education □ B. Personal health counseling □ C. Conducting surgeries □ D. Coordinating volunteers Answer: C. Conducting surgeries 10 43. What is a key criterion for a client to qualify for home health coverage by Medicare? □ A. They must be under 65 years old □ B. They must be homebound □ C. They must have a chronic illness □ D. They must live alone Answer: B. They must be homebound 44. What type of interventions does a faith community nurse provide? □ A. Only spiritual counseling □ B. Surgical interventions □ C. Health education and personal health counseling □ D. Emergency medical services Answer: C. Health education and personal health counseling 45. What is the role of a parish nurse? □ A. To manage hospital admissions □ B. To provide emergency care □ C. To facilitate support groups and health education □ D. To conduct research on community health Answer: C. To facilitate support groups and health education 46. What is the purpose of nursing delegation in the school setting? □ A. To allow unlicensed personnel to perform medical tasks □ B. To ensure that all students receive care □ C. To reduce the workload of the school nurse □ D. To improve communication with parents Answer: A. To allow unlicensed personnel to perform medical tasks 47. What types of injuries does forensic nursing address? □ A. Chronic illnesses □ B. Only physical injuries □ C. Substance use-related injuries and human tracking □ D. Injuries from sports activities Answer: C. Substance use-related injuries and human tracking 11 48. What is one of the roles of a community health nurse? □ A. To act as a case manager □ B. To perform laboratory tests □ C. To provide surgical care □ D. To prescribe medications Answer: A. To act as a case manager