NR222 | NR 222 Exam 1| Practice Exam
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Health Effects of Tobacco: Which health effects are the result of tobacco
use? Select all that apply.
Heart disease
Weight gain
Increased aging appearance
Diabetes mellitus
Osteoarthritis
- Correct Answer - Heart disease, diabetes mellitus, increased aging
appearance
Explanation: Smoking causes cancer, stroke, heart disease, and lung
disease. It increases the risk for tuberculosis, certain eye diseases,
diabetes mellitus type 2, and autoimmune dysfunction, including
rheumatoid arthritis. Smoking increases peristalsis, leads to weight loss,
and favors wrinkling of the skin.
Smoking does not cause osteoarthritis or weight gain.
,Leading Health Indicator: Reduce Adolescent Tobacco Use
Match the descriptor for the leading health indicator, "Reduce current
tobacco use in adolescents - TU-04" to its corresponding data.
23 percent of students in grades 6 through 12 (2019)- Most Recent Data
11.3 percent of students in grades 6 through 12- Target
Decrease desired- Goal
- Correct Answer - 23 percent of students in grades 6 through 12 (2019)
- Most Recent Data
11.3 percent of students in grades 6 through 12 - Target
Decrease desired - Goal
Data Trends and Prevention Strategies:
The data for the leading health indicator "Reduce current tobacco use in
adolescents - TU-04" is declining OR improving at baseline. Increasing
access to medications OR prices and mass media campaigns are the
most beneficial strategies to meet the goal.
- Correct Answer - The data for the leading health indicator "Reduce
current tobacco use in adolescents - TU-04" is at baseline. Increasing
prices and mass media campaigns are the most beneficial strategies to
meet the goal.
Explanation: Currently, the data shows this objective's data at baseline.
,Population-level interventions to reduce tobacco use include price
increases, mass media campaigns, and smoke-free policies.
Reviewing Core Objective Data:
Eliminate cigarette smoking initiation in adolescents and young adults
(TU-10).
Reduce current cigar smoking in-adolescents (TU-07).
Reduce current use of flavored tobacco products in adolescents who use
tobacco (TU-09)
- Correct Answer - Reducing cigar smoking in adolescents is improving.
Eliminating cigarette smoking initiation in adolescents and young adults
is improving. Reducing current use of flavored tobacco is at baseline.
Factors that increase adolescent risk of tobacco use include:
mother smoked during pregnancy
father has smoked for 25 years
struggles with peer pressure
suffers from depression
dieting to lose weight
father has been out of work for 2 years
, Factors that do not increase the risk of tobacco use include belonging to
a religious group, high academic achievement, and decreased exposure
to mass media campaigns. - Correct Answer -
What are FDA enforcement action efforts to prevent e-cigarette use in
adolescents? Select all that apply
Bar retailers who are caught selling to minors from future sales
Ban production of unauthorized flavored products that appeal to children
Develop resources aimed at youths about the dangers of e-cigarette use
Hold retailers accountable for sales to minors
- Correct Answer - ALL
Li Chen (preferred pronouns he, him) is a healthcare professional in a
high school health clinic. He is concerned about adolescent tobacco use
and plans an educational session for the students. In preparation for the
presentation, he reviews Healthy People 2030 for information on
adolescent tobacco use.
Recognizing Cues: Cues That Indicate Concern
What cues alert Li that he should be concerned about adolescent
tobacco use?
The majority of the student population is female
The high school is located in an affluent school district
| Health & Wellness Exam | Questions
and Answers Graded A+ | Latest
2025/2026 Guide
Health Effects of Tobacco: Which health effects are the result of tobacco
use? Select all that apply.
Heart disease
Weight gain
Increased aging appearance
Diabetes mellitus
Osteoarthritis
- Correct Answer - Heart disease, diabetes mellitus, increased aging
appearance
Explanation: Smoking causes cancer, stroke, heart disease, and lung
disease. It increases the risk for tuberculosis, certain eye diseases,
diabetes mellitus type 2, and autoimmune dysfunction, including
rheumatoid arthritis. Smoking increases peristalsis, leads to weight loss,
and favors wrinkling of the skin.
Smoking does not cause osteoarthritis or weight gain.
,Leading Health Indicator: Reduce Adolescent Tobacco Use
Match the descriptor for the leading health indicator, "Reduce current
tobacco use in adolescents - TU-04" to its corresponding data.
23 percent of students in grades 6 through 12 (2019)- Most Recent Data
11.3 percent of students in grades 6 through 12- Target
Decrease desired- Goal
- Correct Answer - 23 percent of students in grades 6 through 12 (2019)
- Most Recent Data
11.3 percent of students in grades 6 through 12 - Target
Decrease desired - Goal
Data Trends and Prevention Strategies:
The data for the leading health indicator "Reduce current tobacco use in
adolescents - TU-04" is declining OR improving at baseline. Increasing
access to medications OR prices and mass media campaigns are the
most beneficial strategies to meet the goal.
- Correct Answer - The data for the leading health indicator "Reduce
current tobacco use in adolescents - TU-04" is at baseline. Increasing
prices and mass media campaigns are the most beneficial strategies to
meet the goal.
Explanation: Currently, the data shows this objective's data at baseline.
,Population-level interventions to reduce tobacco use include price
increases, mass media campaigns, and smoke-free policies.
Reviewing Core Objective Data:
Eliminate cigarette smoking initiation in adolescents and young adults
(TU-10).
Reduce current cigar smoking in-adolescents (TU-07).
Reduce current use of flavored tobacco products in adolescents who use
tobacco (TU-09)
- Correct Answer - Reducing cigar smoking in adolescents is improving.
Eliminating cigarette smoking initiation in adolescents and young adults
is improving. Reducing current use of flavored tobacco is at baseline.
Factors that increase adolescent risk of tobacco use include:
mother smoked during pregnancy
father has smoked for 25 years
struggles with peer pressure
suffers from depression
dieting to lose weight
father has been out of work for 2 years
, Factors that do not increase the risk of tobacco use include belonging to
a religious group, high academic achievement, and decreased exposure
to mass media campaigns. - Correct Answer -
What are FDA enforcement action efforts to prevent e-cigarette use in
adolescents? Select all that apply
Bar retailers who are caught selling to minors from future sales
Ban production of unauthorized flavored products that appeal to children
Develop resources aimed at youths about the dangers of e-cigarette use
Hold retailers accountable for sales to minors
- Correct Answer - ALL
Li Chen (preferred pronouns he, him) is a healthcare professional in a
high school health clinic. He is concerned about adolescent tobacco use
and plans an educational session for the students. In preparation for the
presentation, he reviews Healthy People 2030 for information on
adolescent tobacco use.
Recognizing Cues: Cues That Indicate Concern
What cues alert Li that he should be concerned about adolescent
tobacco use?
The majority of the student population is female
The high school is located in an affluent school district
