CORRECT SOLUTIONS||100%
GUARANTEED PASS||UPDATED
2026/2027 SYLLABUS||A+
GRADED||<<NEWEST VERSION>>
Which term, as found in your text, refers to the total number of persons in families
within communities at a specific geographic location? - ANSWER ✓ population
In which Community/Public Health Nursing principal must the nurse consider
interventions that will lead to the greatest good for the most people? - ANSWER ✓
Principle 2 - Give Priority to Community Needs
In the community orientation process, when an outbreak of hepatitis occurs, the
public health nurse does more than simply treat infection in individuals. What
other responsibilities would the nurse do during an outbreak? - ANSWER ✓ Uses
disease investigation skills to locate possible sources of infection.
he calculation of health disparities is the goal of a series of studies known as? -
ANSWER ✓ Global Burden of Disease (GBD)
Public health nurses design a plan for the initial family health visit based on a
referral. Which of the following would be considered a formal or informal referral
example? - ANSWER ✓ A battered women's shelter needs services to treat
emotional issues of a mother and her children who are running from an abusive
husband and father.
What are the four components of the chain of causation? - ANSWER ✓ Reservoir,
Portal of Exit, Agent, Portal of Entry
The current, ongoing opioid epidemic is an example of how epidemiology has
helped define the scope of the problem and how this knowledge impacts public
health policies in addressing the epidemic. Which statement is the latest
compilation from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (USDHHS)
, about the opioid epidemic? - ANSWER ✓ 115 people die every day from opioid-
related overdoses.
Herd Immunity or Community Immunity describes the immunity level that is
present in a population group. Which of the following is a benefit to establishing
Herd or Community Immunity? - ANSWER ✓ The incidence of a particular
disease is reduced.
Which of the following is a question that would be asked by an Epidemiologist? -
ANSWER ✓ What is the occurrence of health and disease in a population?
What are the three element interactions that explain infectious and other disease
patterns, and is also known as the epidemiologic triangle? - ANSWER ✓ Host,
Agent, Environmental Model
Rubrics for assignments are found in the syllabus - ANSWER ✓ false
the Course Lead for NURS 432 is Professor Deanna Jenkins - ANSWER ✓ true
The grade required to pass the course is a 73.5% - ANSWER ✓ false
Discussions account for 20% of the grade, whereas the Group Case Study
Analysis accounts for 75% of the grade - ANSWER ✓ false
There is an ATI practice assessment scheduled in this course - ANSWER ✓ true
here are required textbooks and/or e-books for this course - ANSWER ✓ true
All Teaching Assistants contact information is listed on the syllabus - ANSWER
✓ true
The syllabus instructs the student to click on "Assignment Due Dates" on the
home page of the course - ANSWER ✓ true
The Course simulation experience is done online - ANSWER ✓ false
(in person, was how to pronounce someone's death)