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Comm- NUR 335 Exam 2 Ch. 6,7,8,30, & 32 Questions With Complete Solutions
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Comm- NUR 335 Exam 2 Ch. 6,7,8,30, & 32 Questions WithComplete Solutions
A 10-year-old boy visits the nurse complaining of a headache
and nausea. The nurse recognizes the boy from an earlier
conference with a teacher about the boy's declining school
performance. The nurse has been concerned because the boy's
father and mother are recently divorced, and his mother works
nights. An appropriate nursing intervention would be to
investigate the boy's eligibility for
a. The Nutritional Education and Training Program (NET).
b. Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System.
c. Adult and Child Protective Services.
d. Federally funded breakfast and lunch program. Correct
Answer D- Federally funded breakfast and lunch programs.
A 16-year-old young woman arrives at the local emergency
department (ED) early Sunday morning and states, "I was on a
date last night, and the last thing I remember was eating dinner
with my boyfriend." She comments that she woke up in her bed
with her clothes "messed up" and states, "I just don't feel right
down there" as she points to her genital area. She appears
medically stable. Which health care provider would be most
appropriate to conduct the physical examination?
a. An experienced obstetrical nurse because the patient could be
pregnant
b. A SANE (sexual assault nurse examiner)
c. The physician on call in the ED department
d. An emergency nurse Correct Answer B- A SANE (sexual
assault nurse examiner)
,A 6-year-old child fails a routine vision screening on a Snellen
chart at a school-based health center. The appropriate action by
the nurse is to
a. Rescreen the child in the following year.
b. Refer the child to an eye specialist.
c. Use a Rosenbaum chart instead of a Snellen chart.
d. Do an internal ophthalmologic examination. Correct Answer
B- Refer the child to an eye specialist.
A 71-year-old man is brought to the emergency department by
his daughter and states that he has fallen and appears to have a
broken arm. He is alert and oriented and walks alone without
difficulty. Which nursing intervention is most appropriate after
he is seen and treated by the physician?
a. Talk with the daughter about nursing home placement for the
patient.
b. Discuss the dietary needs and regimen with patient and
family.
c. Review the patient's current medications.
d. Talk with the patient alone and question the possibility of
elder abuse. Correct Answer D- Talk with the patient alone and
question the possibility of elder abuse.
A client meeting with a community health nurse inquires about
diabetes education classes. The client's health records reveal the
diagnosis of diabetes was made a little over 1 year ago. The
client reports partial compliance with diet, gradual improvement
in her exercise program, and a 15-pound weight loss. The client
reports that she takes her medication as prescribed but rarely
monitors her blood glucose level. Which statement best reflects
the impact of initial diabetes education on this client?
, a. Learning occurred, but additional support and education are
needed.
b. It is apparent that the diabetic education was totally
inadequate.
c. It is not possible to draw any conclusions about the education.
d. The education did not work because this client is
noncompliant. Correct Answer A- Learning occurred, but
additional support and education are needed.
A community health nurse in the assessment phase of the
nursing process conducted research to identify the distribution
pattern of breast cancer within a population and the associated
risk factors. This is called
a. Statistical analysis.
b. Needs assessment.
c. Census collection.
d. Epidemiology Correct Answer D- epidemiology
A community health nurse is asked to review a draft of a
brochure developed for distribution to clients. The nurse finds
the brochure generally well designed but suggests replacing
several words with simpler words that have fewer syllables and
are more commonly used. What is the best explanation for the
nurse's recommendation?
a. The nurse assumes the clients are uneducated because they
have low income.
b. The nurse knows that English may not be the primary
language of many clients.
c. The nurse is assuming that most of the client's will read at a
third-grade level.
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