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The occupational health nurse is planning a tertiary level of
prevention for a group of employees with diabetes. Which
action should the nurse implement as a priority?
a. Schedule routine break sessions.
b. Provide safety equipment.
c. Provide education on glucose monitoring.
d. Offer healthy snacks in the breakroom. - ANSWER-c. Provide
education on glucose monitoring.
The rural health nurse is assessing a migrant worker who
works in the fields picking oranges and various other fruits
who presents to the clinic complaining of low back pain
radiating down the left posterior thigh. The nurse should ask
the client if the pain is worsened or aggravated by which
factor?
a. Bending or lifting.
b. Application of heat.
c. Bed rest.
d. Ibuprofen. - ANSWER-a. Bending or lifting.
,An occupational health nurse at a local factory is using
primary prevention
strategies to reduce the environmental health risks among
the employees.
Which of the following activities would the nurse most
likely implement?
a. Hearing screening for employees.
b. Teaching new employees about signs and symptoms or heat
related illness.
c. Using spirometry to rule lung disease for workers wearing
respirators.
d. Irrigating the eyes of an employee who has a chemical splash
in the face. - ANSWER-b. Teaching new employees about
signs and symptoms or heat related illness.
A woman is diagnosed with breast cancer, she comes asks for
advice from the
community health nurse. Which of the following data should
the nurse know to
answer the woman when asked "what are the chances I
will survive this
cancer?"
a. Cause-specific
morbidity rate.
b. Crude mortality
rate.
, c. Case fatality
rate.
d. Attack rate. - ANSWER-c. Case
fatality rate.
A family is concerned about the medical bills of their father,
aged 63, who is unemployed and has almost no savings. Which
of the following statements by the nurse accurately explains
how Medicaid and Medicare would work in this family's
situation? Select all that apply.
a. "Your father must be homebound to qualify for Medicare
assistance but less so for Medicaid."
b. "Choose any physician and just show them your Medicare or
Medicaid card."
c. "All your father's medical bills will be paid by whichever
program is appropriate."
d. "Medicare is a federally funded program, but Medicaid is
administered by your state." - ANSWER-d. "Medicare is a
federally funded program, but Medicaid is administered by
your state."
Which of the following is the primary focus of hospice care?
a. Teaching the client and family how to care for themselves.
b. Curing the client's chronic disease.
c. Providing palliative care to provide and maintain comfort
until death.
Complete Real Exam Questions And Correct Answers
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Success!! Newest Exam | Just Released!!
The occupational health nurse is planning a tertiary level of
prevention for a group of employees with diabetes. Which
action should the nurse implement as a priority?
a. Schedule routine break sessions.
b. Provide safety equipment.
c. Provide education on glucose monitoring.
d. Offer healthy snacks in the breakroom. - ANSWER-c. Provide
education on glucose monitoring.
The rural health nurse is assessing a migrant worker who
works in the fields picking oranges and various other fruits
who presents to the clinic complaining of low back pain
radiating down the left posterior thigh. The nurse should ask
the client if the pain is worsened or aggravated by which
factor?
a. Bending or lifting.
b. Application of heat.
c. Bed rest.
d. Ibuprofen. - ANSWER-a. Bending or lifting.
,An occupational health nurse at a local factory is using
primary prevention
strategies to reduce the environmental health risks among
the employees.
Which of the following activities would the nurse most
likely implement?
a. Hearing screening for employees.
b. Teaching new employees about signs and symptoms or heat
related illness.
c. Using spirometry to rule lung disease for workers wearing
respirators.
d. Irrigating the eyes of an employee who has a chemical splash
in the face. - ANSWER-b. Teaching new employees about
signs and symptoms or heat related illness.
A woman is diagnosed with breast cancer, she comes asks for
advice from the
community health nurse. Which of the following data should
the nurse know to
answer the woman when asked "what are the chances I
will survive this
cancer?"
a. Cause-specific
morbidity rate.
b. Crude mortality
rate.
, c. Case fatality
rate.
d. Attack rate. - ANSWER-c. Case
fatality rate.
A family is concerned about the medical bills of their father,
aged 63, who is unemployed and has almost no savings. Which
of the following statements by the nurse accurately explains
how Medicaid and Medicare would work in this family's
situation? Select all that apply.
a. "Your father must be homebound to qualify for Medicare
assistance but less so for Medicaid."
b. "Choose any physician and just show them your Medicare or
Medicaid card."
c. "All your father's medical bills will be paid by whichever
program is appropriate."
d. "Medicare is a federally funded program, but Medicaid is
administered by your state." - ANSWER-d. "Medicare is a
federally funded program, but Medicaid is administered by
your state."
Which of the following is the primary focus of hospice care?
a. Teaching the client and family how to care for themselves.
b. Curing the client's chronic disease.
c. Providing palliative care to provide and maintain comfort
until death.
