Test Module 2: Review/Quiz
Attempt 100.05 out of 100.05
Score points
Question 1
6.67 out of 6.67 points
Primary prevention (Select all that apply)
Selected
Answers: a. provides health promotion and education to prevent health
problems in children
b. includes teaching healthy lifestyles
c. immunizing children for school entry
Correct
Answers: a. provides health promotion and education to prevent health
problems in children
b. includes teaching healthy lifestyles
c. immunizing children for school entry
Response By definition, primary prevention provides health promotion and
Feedback: education to prevent health problems in children. These activities
include teaching healthy lifestyles and immunizing children for school
entry.
DIF: Cognitive Level: Knowledge REF. p. 923
Question 2
6.67 out of 6.67 points
Tertiary prevention in the schools: (Select all that apply)
Selected
Answers: a. is the continued care of children who need long-term health care
services, along with education within the community
b. making health referrals
c. performing urinary catheterizations, dressing changes, peripheral or
central line intravenous catheter maintenance
d. teaching another person in the school how to care for the child in
case the nurse is not in the building when the child needs help
DIF: Cognitive Level: Knowledge REF. pp. 923, 926
Correct
Answers: a. is the continued care of children who need long-term health care
services, along with education within the community
b. making health referrals
, c. performing urinary catheterizations, dressing changes, peripheral or
central line intravenous catheter maintenance
d. teaching another person in the school how to care for the child in
case the nurse is not in the building when the child needs help
DIF: Cognitive Level: Knowledge REF. pp. 923, 926
Response By definition, tertiary prevention in the schools is the continued care of
Feedback children who need long-term health care services, along with education
: within the community. The school nurse makes health referrals, performs
urinary catheterizations, dressing changes, peripheral or central line
intravenous catherter maintenance and teaches another person in the
school how to care for the child in case the nurse is not in in the building
when the child needs help.
DIF: Cognitive Level: Knowledge REF. p. 923, 926
Question 3
6.67 out of 6.67 points
The measurement of incidence: (Select all that apply)
Selected
Answers: c. quantifies the rate of development of new cases in a
population at risk
d. does take into consideration a specified time as part of
an incidence rate
Correct
Answers: c. quantifies the rate of development of new cases in a
population at risk
d. does take into consideration a specified time as part of
an incidence rate
Response An incidence measurement quantifies the number of new cases or
Feedback: events in a population at risk during a specified time.
DIF: Cognitive Level: Knowledge REF. p. 263
Question 4
6.67 out of 6.67 points
A windshield survey is a helpful first step in understanding the potential
environmental health risks in a community. Nursing observations can determine the
following characteristics of the community: (Select all that apply)
Selected
Answers: a. urban or rural in nature
b. the age and condition of the housing stock
c. proximity to factories, dump sites, major
transportation routes
d. the presence of contaminated waterways
Attempt 100.05 out of 100.05
Score points
Question 1
6.67 out of 6.67 points
Primary prevention (Select all that apply)
Selected
Answers: a. provides health promotion and education to prevent health
problems in children
b. includes teaching healthy lifestyles
c. immunizing children for school entry
Correct
Answers: a. provides health promotion and education to prevent health
problems in children
b. includes teaching healthy lifestyles
c. immunizing children for school entry
Response By definition, primary prevention provides health promotion and
Feedback: education to prevent health problems in children. These activities
include teaching healthy lifestyles and immunizing children for school
entry.
DIF: Cognitive Level: Knowledge REF. p. 923
Question 2
6.67 out of 6.67 points
Tertiary prevention in the schools: (Select all that apply)
Selected
Answers: a. is the continued care of children who need long-term health care
services, along with education within the community
b. making health referrals
c. performing urinary catheterizations, dressing changes, peripheral or
central line intravenous catheter maintenance
d. teaching another person in the school how to care for the child in
case the nurse is not in the building when the child needs help
DIF: Cognitive Level: Knowledge REF. pp. 923, 926
Correct
Answers: a. is the continued care of children who need long-term health care
services, along with education within the community
b. making health referrals
, c. performing urinary catheterizations, dressing changes, peripheral or
central line intravenous catheter maintenance
d. teaching another person in the school how to care for the child in
case the nurse is not in the building when the child needs help
DIF: Cognitive Level: Knowledge REF. pp. 923, 926
Response By definition, tertiary prevention in the schools is the continued care of
Feedback children who need long-term health care services, along with education
: within the community. The school nurse makes health referrals, performs
urinary catheterizations, dressing changes, peripheral or central line
intravenous catherter maintenance and teaches another person in the
school how to care for the child in case the nurse is not in in the building
when the child needs help.
DIF: Cognitive Level: Knowledge REF. p. 923, 926
Question 3
6.67 out of 6.67 points
The measurement of incidence: (Select all that apply)
Selected
Answers: c. quantifies the rate of development of new cases in a
population at risk
d. does take into consideration a specified time as part of
an incidence rate
Correct
Answers: c. quantifies the rate of development of new cases in a
population at risk
d. does take into consideration a specified time as part of
an incidence rate
Response An incidence measurement quantifies the number of new cases or
Feedback: events in a population at risk during a specified time.
DIF: Cognitive Level: Knowledge REF. p. 263
Question 4
6.67 out of 6.67 points
A windshield survey is a helpful first step in understanding the potential
environmental health risks in a community. Nursing observations can determine the
following characteristics of the community: (Select all that apply)
Selected
Answers: a. urban or rural in nature
b. the age and condition of the housing stock
c. proximity to factories, dump sites, major
transportation routes
d. the presence of contaminated waterways
