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GLOBAL POPULATION HEALTH WEEK 7 NR442 EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE
Terms in this set (64)
How is the United State's approach to -Our primary healthcare system does not provide universal coverage to all
primary health care inconsistent with the citizens.
World Health Organization?
Which of the following is an advantage to -It gives researchers an opportunity to study diseases that may be rare in
international research? some countries.
What is one of the biggest threats to -Size of population
developing countries being able to grow
economically and make a better life for
their citizens?
Developing countries:
-Trade challenges
-Housing shortages
-Food shortages
-War
Sort the type of challenges a nation faces
by whether it is developed or developing.
Developed countries:
-Pollution
-Stress
-Disease
-Violence
What is meant by the epidemiological -A change from mainly infectious diseases to chronic diseases
transition?
What assumption underlies the -Health is a fundamental human right.
Declaration of Alma Ata?
Why is understanding patterns of health -It offers data on which diseases are prevalent and whether those diseases pose
across countries so important? a threat to other nations.
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A client who speaks English is from a -What do you think helps you stay healthy?"
culture with which the nurse is unfamiliar. -"Do you practice a regular religious faith?"
Therefore, a cultural assessment should -"Can you tell me where your family is from?"
be attempted. What specific questions
should the nurse ask? Select all
that apply.
Compare the data (World Health -2.55
Organization, 2020) below between -8.91
Ethiopia and the United States. Click to -43
select all the cues (or data) that need -36.5/1000
further follow-up. -50.74/1000
In reviewing the rate of sanitation use, for -Rates of illness caused by contaminated water.
which additional information should -All-cause mortality of children under age 5.
the nurse ask? Select all that apply.
Prioritized Goals:
-Obtain and distribute information on treat of dehydration and diarrhea with oral
hydration solutions.
The nurse has established five goals to -Obtain and distribute sanitation safety information.
decrease the physical affects of poor
sanitation on the population. Rank these -Work with the local community to plan increase in antepartum services within
goals in order of importance, with the the community
highest priority first.
-Report the situation in Ethiopia to colleagues to raise awareness of the current
issues
-Plan additional outreach trips to high-risk areas of Ethiopia
Indicated:
-Hand out information on proper sanitation practices
-Hand out information on oral fluid replacement recommendations from World
Review the following potential
-Health Organization
interventions below and identify which
are immediately indicated, which are
planned for the future, and which are Planned for the Future:
contraindicated. -Increase tuberculosis testing and treatment
-Increase outreach missions to offer antenatal health services
Contraindicated:
-Sell intravenous fluids at the local villages
-Utilizing simple graphics illustrating all concepts
When using educational material to teach
-Asking villagers to demonstrate key concepts
proper sanitation techniques, which
actions will lead to the most success?
-Laminate quick reference materials
Select all that apply.
-Offering written information in the native language
Which goals would be measurable in -Reduced reported diarrhea illness
demonstrating success in improving -Reduced mortality rate for children under 5
health in Ethiopia? Select all that apply.
You notice that tuberculosis has the -They have not made an epidemiological transition yet.
highest mortality rate in the country you
will be travelling to. Which of the
following does that say about this
country?
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GLOBAL POPULATION HEALTH WEEK 7 NR442 EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE
Terms in this set (64)
How is the United State's approach to -Our primary healthcare system does not provide universal coverage to all
primary health care inconsistent with the citizens.
World Health Organization?
Which of the following is an advantage to -It gives researchers an opportunity to study diseases that may be rare in
international research? some countries.
What is one of the biggest threats to -Size of population
developing countries being able to grow
economically and make a better life for
their citizens?
Developing countries:
-Trade challenges
-Housing shortages
-Food shortages
-War
Sort the type of challenges a nation faces
by whether it is developed or developing.
Developed countries:
-Pollution
-Stress
-Disease
-Violence
What is meant by the epidemiological -A change from mainly infectious diseases to chronic diseases
transition?
What assumption underlies the -Health is a fundamental human right.
Declaration of Alma Ata?
Why is understanding patterns of health -It offers data on which diseases are prevalent and whether those diseases pose
across countries so important? a threat to other nations.
1/
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, 4/4/25, 7:28 Global Population Health week 7 NR442 |
PM
A client who speaks English is from a -What do you think helps you stay healthy?"
culture with which the nurse is unfamiliar. -"Do you practice a regular religious faith?"
Therefore, a cultural assessment should -"Can you tell me where your family is from?"
be attempted. What specific questions
should the nurse ask? Select all
that apply.
Compare the data (World Health -2.55
Organization, 2020) below between -8.91
Ethiopia and the United States. Click to -43
select all the cues (or data) that need -36.5/1000
further follow-up. -50.74/1000
In reviewing the rate of sanitation use, for -Rates of illness caused by contaminated water.
which additional information should -All-cause mortality of children under age 5.
the nurse ask? Select all that apply.
Prioritized Goals:
-Obtain and distribute information on treat of dehydration and diarrhea with oral
hydration solutions.
The nurse has established five goals to -Obtain and distribute sanitation safety information.
decrease the physical affects of poor
sanitation on the population. Rank these -Work with the local community to plan increase in antepartum services within
goals in order of importance, with the the community
highest priority first.
-Report the situation in Ethiopia to colleagues to raise awareness of the current
issues
-Plan additional outreach trips to high-risk areas of Ethiopia
Indicated:
-Hand out information on proper sanitation practices
-Hand out information on oral fluid replacement recommendations from World
Review the following potential
-Health Organization
interventions below and identify which
are immediately indicated, which are
planned for the future, and which are Planned for the Future:
contraindicated. -Increase tuberculosis testing and treatment
-Increase outreach missions to offer antenatal health services
Contraindicated:
-Sell intravenous fluids at the local villages
-Utilizing simple graphics illustrating all concepts
When using educational material to teach
-Asking villagers to demonstrate key concepts
proper sanitation techniques, which
actions will lead to the most success?
-Laminate quick reference materials
Select all that apply.
-Offering written information in the native language
Which goals would be measurable in -Reduced reported diarrhea illness
demonstrating success in improving -Reduced mortality rate for children under 5
health in Ethiopia? Select all that apply.
You notice that tuberculosis has the -They have not made an epidemiological transition yet.
highest mortality rate in the country you
will be travelling to. Which of the
following does that say about this
country?
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