NUR426 / NUR 426 Exam 1 Questions &
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Which statement regarding health disparities among LBGTQ population is
incorrect?
(Ans- Transgender youth are at the lowest risk for homelessness
Discharging an agricultural migrant worker hospitalized for a burn injury,
what disparity puts the client at highest risk for readmission?
(Ans- Nature of work
A pregnant incarcerated woman with type 1 diabetes experiencing
hypoglycemia, what significant disparity does she face?
(Ans- Access to care
What is the important health outcome to improve the quality of life of
residents in an assisted living setting?
(Ans- Mental well being
Assessing an older client's ability to return home after a fall due to alcohol
consumption, what intervention should the nurse initiate?
(Ans- Ask about current and prior alcohol use
During a well visit, what vaccine is recommended for a 65-year-old client
who is current on tetanus and influenza vaccines?
(Ans- Pneumococcal
,Working with a family transitioning to palliative care, which statement is not
part of palliative care treatment?
(Ans- Palliative care means stopping all medical treatment
Which client would be the best candidate for hospice care? (Ans- 42-
year-old with autoimmune disease no longer responding to treatment
Several families within a community are caregivers to loved ones suffering
with dementia and are gathering at a support group session. What strategy
are most helpful to review with families during this support group session
regarding safety and supervision
(Ans- Modify environments to limit potential harm, similar to childproofing
A local ambulatory health care agency provides telehealth and in-person
care to Native Americans community at an outreach clinic. What is the best
strategy the agency can implement to improve compliance with well visits
and follow-ups?
(Ans- Collaborate with local community leaders to understand cultural
health needs and improve appointment compliance
A nurse is caring for a group of clients in the community. The nurse should
know that which of the following is identified as the underlying concept of
optimum health?
(Ans- Equity
A nurse is caring for a group of clients in the community. Which of the
following is considered social and environmental conditions in which people
live and work?
(Ans- Social determinants of health
Reviewing statistics on older adults in the community, what
recommendation is not supported for wellness?
(Ans- Recommend aerobic classes at nighttime
,A hospice nurse is admitting a client to the facility. During the admission the
family asks the nurse what a hospice nurse does. Which of the following
statements is the best response?
(Ans- Educates, advises, provides emotional support, and helps prepare
clients and families for the dying process
A nurse reviews a chart prior to a home health visit to address primary
prevention. Example of primary prevention?
(Ans- Vaccines
Home health visit in a rural community, patient has a foul-smelling dressing.
What is the most appropriate response by the nurse?
(Ans- Ask about transportation to appointments
Home health for a client discharged from a hospital back home, what other
service in the community is beneficial for this client?
(Ans- Hospice service
A community health nurse is teaching at a university what is the first step to
be taken towards globalization and the arm of the UN.
(Ans- WHO- World Health Organization
What is the best example of upstream healthcare practice?
(Ans- No cost preventative health services
A PHN is focusing on primary prevention, distributing vaccines in the hopes
of making the population disease-free. What category of prevention is this?
(Ans- Tertiary
The school nurse works with a growing number of students and families
from varying cultures. What is the best way to help the school nurse in
providing culturally competent care for all students?
(Ans- Increase knowledge and skills through web-based resources
, The public health team is focused on implementing initiatives to reduce
inequities associated with access to behavioral health. Which is the best
example of a population level behavioral health intervention
(Ans- Flexibility in treatment policies and payments
Results of a community health assessment indicate increasing obesity
rates of residents a top priority. Using the ecological model (upstream)
what is the least appropriate recommendation to focus on for the increasing
obesity concern?
(Ans- Avoid focusing on individual behavior change
An ambulatory clinic has noticed an increase in missed follow-up
appointments in individuals in a rural community with limited access to
primary care clinics. Which of the most effective approach to improve
compliance?
(Ans- Offer telehealth or communication through health applications for
follow-up
The nurse manager reviews the following nursing note concerns and
comments made by the primary nurse. After reviewing the information
provided what is the best step the nurse manager should take?
(Ans- Notify Adult Protective Services (APS)
The nurse provides annual education to elementary aged children what is
the most effective primary prevention intervention that the nurse can focus
on to reduce the risk for disease?
(Ans- Emphasize proper hand hygiene
A skilled care facility has noticed an increase in the number of falls during
the last quarter. Which of the following is not supportive of reducing falls
(Ans- Providing fall education without personalized fall risk assessment
The public health nurse puts together an informational handout for
community members regarding vision and hearing screening. What
important strategy can the nurse take when creating the informational
handout to improve health literacy
Answers | Latest 2026/2027 Update | Graded
A+ | Guaranteed Pass.
Which statement regarding health disparities among LBGTQ population is
incorrect?
(Ans- Transgender youth are at the lowest risk for homelessness
Discharging an agricultural migrant worker hospitalized for a burn injury,
what disparity puts the client at highest risk for readmission?
(Ans- Nature of work
A pregnant incarcerated woman with type 1 diabetes experiencing
hypoglycemia, what significant disparity does she face?
(Ans- Access to care
What is the important health outcome to improve the quality of life of
residents in an assisted living setting?
(Ans- Mental well being
Assessing an older client's ability to return home after a fall due to alcohol
consumption, what intervention should the nurse initiate?
(Ans- Ask about current and prior alcohol use
During a well visit, what vaccine is recommended for a 65-year-old client
who is current on tetanus and influenza vaccines?
(Ans- Pneumococcal
,Working with a family transitioning to palliative care, which statement is not
part of palliative care treatment?
(Ans- Palliative care means stopping all medical treatment
Which client would be the best candidate for hospice care? (Ans- 42-
year-old with autoimmune disease no longer responding to treatment
Several families within a community are caregivers to loved ones suffering
with dementia and are gathering at a support group session. What strategy
are most helpful to review with families during this support group session
regarding safety and supervision
(Ans- Modify environments to limit potential harm, similar to childproofing
A local ambulatory health care agency provides telehealth and in-person
care to Native Americans community at an outreach clinic. What is the best
strategy the agency can implement to improve compliance with well visits
and follow-ups?
(Ans- Collaborate with local community leaders to understand cultural
health needs and improve appointment compliance
A nurse is caring for a group of clients in the community. The nurse should
know that which of the following is identified as the underlying concept of
optimum health?
(Ans- Equity
A nurse is caring for a group of clients in the community. Which of the
following is considered social and environmental conditions in which people
live and work?
(Ans- Social determinants of health
Reviewing statistics on older adults in the community, what
recommendation is not supported for wellness?
(Ans- Recommend aerobic classes at nighttime
,A hospice nurse is admitting a client to the facility. During the admission the
family asks the nurse what a hospice nurse does. Which of the following
statements is the best response?
(Ans- Educates, advises, provides emotional support, and helps prepare
clients and families for the dying process
A nurse reviews a chart prior to a home health visit to address primary
prevention. Example of primary prevention?
(Ans- Vaccines
Home health visit in a rural community, patient has a foul-smelling dressing.
What is the most appropriate response by the nurse?
(Ans- Ask about transportation to appointments
Home health for a client discharged from a hospital back home, what other
service in the community is beneficial for this client?
(Ans- Hospice service
A community health nurse is teaching at a university what is the first step to
be taken towards globalization and the arm of the UN.
(Ans- WHO- World Health Organization
What is the best example of upstream healthcare practice?
(Ans- No cost preventative health services
A PHN is focusing on primary prevention, distributing vaccines in the hopes
of making the population disease-free. What category of prevention is this?
(Ans- Tertiary
The school nurse works with a growing number of students and families
from varying cultures. What is the best way to help the school nurse in
providing culturally competent care for all students?
(Ans- Increase knowledge and skills through web-based resources
, The public health team is focused on implementing initiatives to reduce
inequities associated with access to behavioral health. Which is the best
example of a population level behavioral health intervention
(Ans- Flexibility in treatment policies and payments
Results of a community health assessment indicate increasing obesity
rates of residents a top priority. Using the ecological model (upstream)
what is the least appropriate recommendation to focus on for the increasing
obesity concern?
(Ans- Avoid focusing on individual behavior change
An ambulatory clinic has noticed an increase in missed follow-up
appointments in individuals in a rural community with limited access to
primary care clinics. Which of the most effective approach to improve
compliance?
(Ans- Offer telehealth or communication through health applications for
follow-up
The nurse manager reviews the following nursing note concerns and
comments made by the primary nurse. After reviewing the information
provided what is the best step the nurse manager should take?
(Ans- Notify Adult Protective Services (APS)
The nurse provides annual education to elementary aged children what is
the most effective primary prevention intervention that the nurse can focus
on to reduce the risk for disease?
(Ans- Emphasize proper hand hygiene
A skilled care facility has noticed an increase in the number of falls during
the last quarter. Which of the following is not supportive of reducing falls
(Ans- Providing fall education without personalized fall risk assessment
The public health nurse puts together an informational handout for
community members regarding vision and hearing screening. What
important strategy can the nurse take when creating the informational
handout to improve health literacy
