COMMUNITY HEALTH NR442 EXAM 1 || MOST RECENT EXAM
2026-2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY
GRADED A+ | GURANTEED SUCCESS!! | NEWEST
EXAM | JUST RELEASED!!
What are not contraindications for vaccinations? -
ANSWER -- multiple
vaccinations
- low grade
fever
How do you know if your interventions worked? - ANSWER --
look at baseline
data
- must be objective
measurable goals
What is the problem with Healthy People 2020? - ANSWER -too
much emphasis on personal responsibility while ignoring
social/environmental factors and changes
How do you know that learning has occured? - ANSWER -long
term change in
behavior
,What are two diseases that do not have a vaccine? -
ANSWER -- syphilis
-
gonorrhea
Aggregates - ANSWER -- subgroups or subpopulations
that have some
common characteristics or
concerns
- ex: pregnant teens in a school
district
Immunization Guideline - ANSWER -do the least invasive first!
If two people come in both complaining of nausea and diarrhea
that started at
the same time... - ANSWER -
expect e. coli
Intrinsic Factors - ANSWER -- factors which are
within the body
- ethnicity, age, genetics,
behavior
Descriptive Epidemiology - ANSWER -- focuses on the amount
and distribution
of health and health problems within a
population
,- describe the characteristics of both people who are
protected from disease
and those who have a
disease
- can then generate hypotheses about the cause
of disease
What should you look for with a case of ZIKA? - ANSWER -
look for stagnant
water in the
area
What is the least modifiable factor? - ANSWER -environment
Where will you find the most information about a community? -
ANSWER -- long
term
residents
-
leaders
Public Health Surveillance is important why? - ANSWER --
detects epidemics
-ID health problems and emerging trends
-estimate the scope and magnitude of problems
-highlights the geographic and demographic of health events
-evaluates control methods -
empowers decision making
allows better allocation of resources
, Types of public health surveillance - ANSWER -passive
surveillance:
-local and state health dept rely on health care providers or labs
to report cases back to them. Very effective and dont need
much resources. Problem risk of incomplete data due to under
reporting
active surveilance:
-health dept contracts health care providers or labs requesting
info about conditiosn or disease to ID causes . needs more
resources. Example: HIV patient at CDH they would contact
CDH to get more info about patient to under stand the disease
better
What vaccination is included in Medicare - ANSWER -Shingles
vaccine
Obesity Education - ANSWER -more successful with
those with higher
education and
socioeconomical levels
Environmental Racism - ANSWER -low income
communities exposed to
Hazards
mission of public health? - ANSWER -social justice, which
entitles all people to
2026-2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY
GRADED A+ | GURANTEED SUCCESS!! | NEWEST
EXAM | JUST RELEASED!!
What are not contraindications for vaccinations? -
ANSWER -- multiple
vaccinations
- low grade
fever
How do you know if your interventions worked? - ANSWER --
look at baseline
data
- must be objective
measurable goals
What is the problem with Healthy People 2020? - ANSWER -too
much emphasis on personal responsibility while ignoring
social/environmental factors and changes
How do you know that learning has occured? - ANSWER -long
term change in
behavior
,What are two diseases that do not have a vaccine? -
ANSWER -- syphilis
-
gonorrhea
Aggregates - ANSWER -- subgroups or subpopulations
that have some
common characteristics or
concerns
- ex: pregnant teens in a school
district
Immunization Guideline - ANSWER -do the least invasive first!
If two people come in both complaining of nausea and diarrhea
that started at
the same time... - ANSWER -
expect e. coli
Intrinsic Factors - ANSWER -- factors which are
within the body
- ethnicity, age, genetics,
behavior
Descriptive Epidemiology - ANSWER -- focuses on the amount
and distribution
of health and health problems within a
population
,- describe the characteristics of both people who are
protected from disease
and those who have a
disease
- can then generate hypotheses about the cause
of disease
What should you look for with a case of ZIKA? - ANSWER -
look for stagnant
water in the
area
What is the least modifiable factor? - ANSWER -environment
Where will you find the most information about a community? -
ANSWER -- long
term
residents
-
leaders
Public Health Surveillance is important why? - ANSWER --
detects epidemics
-ID health problems and emerging trends
-estimate the scope and magnitude of problems
-highlights the geographic and demographic of health events
-evaluates control methods -
empowers decision making
allows better allocation of resources
, Types of public health surveillance - ANSWER -passive
surveillance:
-local and state health dept rely on health care providers or labs
to report cases back to them. Very effective and dont need
much resources. Problem risk of incomplete data due to under
reporting
active surveilance:
-health dept contracts health care providers or labs requesting
info about conditiosn or disease to ID causes . needs more
resources. Example: HIV patient at CDH they would contact
CDH to get more info about patient to under stand the disease
better
What vaccination is included in Medicare - ANSWER -Shingles
vaccine
Obesity Education - ANSWER -more successful with
those with higher
education and
socioeconomical levels
Environmental Racism - ANSWER -low income
communities exposed to
Hazards
mission of public health? - ANSWER -social justice, which
entitles all people to
