NSG 440 EXAM 2 | QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | 2026 UPDATE |
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS.
community assessment should include questioning community members for which
purpose? - ANSWER-to learn the member's health beliefs and standards
what is the importance of using a secondary source, such as American Diabetes
Association, when assessing a community? - ANSWER-identify if an actual problem
exists, percentage of diabetic clients as members vs population
a nurse beginning a community assessment should begin with which action? -
ANSWER-delineate the community geographic area
what is another tool used to dx a community issue? - ANSWER-conduct observation in
the community
what should be a priority for a nurse assessing a community for issues? - ANSWER-
what the community members perceive as a problem
what is an example of primary prevention - ANSWER-providing education or
counseling
summative evaluation - ANSWER-assesses program outcomes after the program is
completed
formative evaluation - ANSWER-occurs on an ongoing basis while the program exists
a nurse is using summative evaluation of a program intended to reduce STIs. what
evaluation indicates a positive outcome? - ANSWER-fewer cases of STIs
sustainability - ANSWER-having enough resources (usually money) to continue a
program
, which STI can be prevented through vaccination - ANSWER-Hep B
risk prevention goal - ANSWER-to prevent a problem from happening
risk reduction goal - ANSWER-to interrupt or stop existing problems
what indicates the need for a health promotion program with teens? - ANSWER-
observing teens vaping
utilitarianism - ANSWER-ethical principle that focuses on distributing resources that
do the greatest good for the greatest number without harm
what is the 1st sign of HIV exposure that usually is dismissed by the client as a pos sign
of HIV - ANSWER-flu-like symptoms
a nurse is working with HIV pos clients. what additional opportunistic disease
screening should the nurse perform? - ANSWER-TB
why do condoms not necessarily prevent the spread of HPV? - ANSWER-skin to skin
may occur where condoms do not cover
what is the total number of people in a population who have a disease at a given time -
ANSWER-prevalence rate
examples of risk reduction measures - ANSWER--having a home fire safety plan
-having home fire drills
-having a fire extinguisher in the home
a nurse is providing a TB disease management program for people with TB. what level
of care is this - ANSWER-tertiary
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS.
community assessment should include questioning community members for which
purpose? - ANSWER-to learn the member's health beliefs and standards
what is the importance of using a secondary source, such as American Diabetes
Association, when assessing a community? - ANSWER-identify if an actual problem
exists, percentage of diabetic clients as members vs population
a nurse beginning a community assessment should begin with which action? -
ANSWER-delineate the community geographic area
what is another tool used to dx a community issue? - ANSWER-conduct observation in
the community
what should be a priority for a nurse assessing a community for issues? - ANSWER-
what the community members perceive as a problem
what is an example of primary prevention - ANSWER-providing education or
counseling
summative evaluation - ANSWER-assesses program outcomes after the program is
completed
formative evaluation - ANSWER-occurs on an ongoing basis while the program exists
a nurse is using summative evaluation of a program intended to reduce STIs. what
evaluation indicates a positive outcome? - ANSWER-fewer cases of STIs
sustainability - ANSWER-having enough resources (usually money) to continue a
program
, which STI can be prevented through vaccination - ANSWER-Hep B
risk prevention goal - ANSWER-to prevent a problem from happening
risk reduction goal - ANSWER-to interrupt or stop existing problems
what indicates the need for a health promotion program with teens? - ANSWER-
observing teens vaping
utilitarianism - ANSWER-ethical principle that focuses on distributing resources that
do the greatest good for the greatest number without harm
what is the 1st sign of HIV exposure that usually is dismissed by the client as a pos sign
of HIV - ANSWER-flu-like symptoms
a nurse is working with HIV pos clients. what additional opportunistic disease
screening should the nurse perform? - ANSWER-TB
why do condoms not necessarily prevent the spread of HPV? - ANSWER-skin to skin
may occur where condoms do not cover
what is the total number of people in a population who have a disease at a given time -
ANSWER-prevalence rate
examples of risk reduction measures - ANSWER--having a home fire safety plan
-having home fire drills
-having a fire extinguisher in the home
a nurse is providing a TB disease management program for people with TB. what level
of care is this - ANSWER-tertiary
