Swift River Community Health Verified Multiple
Choice and Conceptual Actual Frequently
Tested Exam Questions With Reviewed 100%
Correct Detailed Answers
Guaranteed Pass!!Current Update!!
Edward Martin, 44 y/o male; schizophrenia; has short-term disability - ANSWER
health promotion: increased
risk reduction: increased
community assessment: increased
culture/beliefs/spirituality: normal
disease/illness prevention: increased
education/counseling: increased
resource id: increased
self-management: increased
social determinants of health: increased
surveillance: increased
Ann Rails - ANSWER Scenario 1: counseling, vocational training and
employment, transportation, court advocacy and protection, PT
,Scenario 2: actively listen to story, reassure abuse is not her fault, let ann know
this info is appropriate for counselor, acknowledge how difficult
Scenario 3: safety and privacy, respect and empowerment, mental health
assessment and support, validation and support, legal support
Scenario 4: bedtime routine, aromatherapy, refer to provider, relaxation
techniques, toenail length, referral services
Scenario 5: hydrocodone, schedule appt for STI screening, share pain with PT
Antel Musaka - ANSWER Scenario 1: verbalize feelings, community resources,
friends and family, new ways to organize care
Scenario 2: watery stool means feeding went too fast, use comm board, check
residual, should be calm
Scenario 3: loosen restrictive clothing, record time, remove from wheelchair,
describe behaviors
Scenario 4: elevate HOB, frequent oral hygiene, feed slowly, use suctioning,
administer glycopyrolate
, Scenario 5: frequent position changes, specially designed gel packs, frequent skin
assess, WOC nurse
Bridgett Allen - ANSWER Scenario 1: ten day course, note diarrhea
Scenario 2: hold breath and bear down, put ice bag on face, blow on thumb
Scenario 3: pill given at same time, pills have fewer SE
Scenario 4: establish behavioral contracts, allow for choices, create reward
system, establishing of ground rules
Scenario 5: health, low cal snacks, write down foods, nightly walking
Carlos Mancia - ANSWER Scenario 1: allow family to finish prayer, ask
interpreter
Scenario 2: TB caused by, most kids asymptomatic, symptoms of TB, only ppl with
active TB can spread, adherence to meds
Scenario 3: complete med, avoid tyramine foods, increase fluids, urine orange
Scenario 4: basing efforts of knowledge, using effective interview skills,
understanding test options, data
Choice and Conceptual Actual Frequently
Tested Exam Questions With Reviewed 100%
Correct Detailed Answers
Guaranteed Pass!!Current Update!!
Edward Martin, 44 y/o male; schizophrenia; has short-term disability - ANSWER
health promotion: increased
risk reduction: increased
community assessment: increased
culture/beliefs/spirituality: normal
disease/illness prevention: increased
education/counseling: increased
resource id: increased
self-management: increased
social determinants of health: increased
surveillance: increased
Ann Rails - ANSWER Scenario 1: counseling, vocational training and
employment, transportation, court advocacy and protection, PT
,Scenario 2: actively listen to story, reassure abuse is not her fault, let ann know
this info is appropriate for counselor, acknowledge how difficult
Scenario 3: safety and privacy, respect and empowerment, mental health
assessment and support, validation and support, legal support
Scenario 4: bedtime routine, aromatherapy, refer to provider, relaxation
techniques, toenail length, referral services
Scenario 5: hydrocodone, schedule appt for STI screening, share pain with PT
Antel Musaka - ANSWER Scenario 1: verbalize feelings, community resources,
friends and family, new ways to organize care
Scenario 2: watery stool means feeding went too fast, use comm board, check
residual, should be calm
Scenario 3: loosen restrictive clothing, record time, remove from wheelchair,
describe behaviors
Scenario 4: elevate HOB, frequent oral hygiene, feed slowly, use suctioning,
administer glycopyrolate
, Scenario 5: frequent position changes, specially designed gel packs, frequent skin
assess, WOC nurse
Bridgett Allen - ANSWER Scenario 1: ten day course, note diarrhea
Scenario 2: hold breath and bear down, put ice bag on face, blow on thumb
Scenario 3: pill given at same time, pills have fewer SE
Scenario 4: establish behavioral contracts, allow for choices, create reward
system, establishing of ground rules
Scenario 5: health, low cal snacks, write down foods, nightly walking
Carlos Mancia - ANSWER Scenario 1: allow family to finish prayer, ask
interpreter
Scenario 2: TB caused by, most kids asymptomatic, symptoms of TB, only ppl with
active TB can spread, adherence to meds
Scenario 3: complete med, avoid tyramine foods, increase fluids, urine orange
Scenario 4: basing efforts of knowledge, using effective interview skills,
understanding test options, data
