ATI Community Health Proctored Form B Exam With Ngn Questions and Rationalized Answers 100% Graded A+ 2023/2024
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ATI Community Health Proctored Form B Exam
With Ngn Questions and Rationalized Answers
100% Graded A+ 2023/2024
with 50 multiple choices questions and answers
1. RN Notes
School-age child presents to the RNs office for SOB. PMHX mild intermittentasthma. Pt
says, "I started coughing a lot this morning when I got to school, and it has been getting
worse all day. I always feel like this once I get to school." School environment eval for
asthma triggers. Child's classroom nextto school cafeteria. Air fresheners in classroom to
decrease smell of school cafeteria food. New HEPA filtration system installed throughout
the school.
Classroom door open for increased ventilation, bus loading zone positionedoutside
classroom. School is under construction, woodworking currently inprogress. School
campus is a smoke-free zone per district policy.
Which of the following findings in the school environment should the nurseidentify as
potential triggers for the school-aged child's diagnosis? SATA
-Bus loading zone location
,-Construction
-Air freshener
-Air filtration system
-Cooking odors: Correct:
-Bus loading zone location
-Constructions
-Air freshener
-Cooking odors
-Rationale: When recognizing cues, the nurse should identify cooking odors, air fresheners,
construction with woodworking, and exhaust fumes from bus loading zone as asthma
triggers. Additional triggers include air pollution, scented perfumesand body products, mold,
and secondhand smoke. When caring for a child who hasasthma, the school nurse should
identify potential triggers and implement a plan forremoval of triggers to improve outcomes
for the child.
2. An occ health nurse is caring for a 65 year old male . Pt needs employee physical
exam. PMHX of HTN tx with antihypertensive medications. Client's new role within the
company will be in a warm climate and involves handlingchemical agents.
Client. presented today for injury R/T spilled chemicals on hands. AAOX4. Bilatpalms
inflamed and. irritated. Skin intact.
After reviewing the employee's health record, which of the following host findings are
increased the likelihood of the client experiencing a work- related
,injury? Select 3 host factors.: Correct:
- Age
- Occupation
- Length of work experience
Rationale:
-When analyzing cues the nurse should identify age, occupation, and length of work
experience as host factors that increase the client's likelihood of experiencing a work-
related injury. Host factors refer to characteristics of the individual. In the oc- cupational
setting new workers are at increased risk of experiencing a work-relatedinjury. Older adult
workers are at increased risk of injury due to age related changessuch as sensory alterations
and delayed reaction times. The client's occupation increases the risk of injury due to
requirements of their role.
3. A home health nurse is reviewing a client's EMR
The client returned from the OR following an implantable cardioverter/defib-rillator
(ICD) and pacemaker implant.
A home health nurse is providing client teaching. Which of the following information
should the home health nurse include in the client's dischargeinstructions?
SATA: Correct:
- Avoid wearing tight clothing over the generator site
- Record your heart rate daily
, - Avoid exposure with handheld wand metal detectors
Rationale:
-When taking actions, the home health nurse should instruct the client to avoid wearing tight
clothing over the generator site, to record their pulse daily, and to avoidhandheld wand metal
detectors.Wearing tight clothing over the generator may causeirritation to it. The client should
record their pulse daily to ensure that the pacemakeris functioning properly. Handheld wand
metal detectors are a potential direct sourceof electromagnetic interference, which can
cause malfunction of the ICD.
4. A nurse is conductions a home visit with a client who reports a history ofpartner
violence. The nurse should identify which of the following findings placed the client at
greatest risk for partner violence?
- The client is at 13 weeks gestation
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