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REHS_Big_Practice_Exams 1,2&3 Q&A Updated Spring 23/24. REHS REVIEW BIG PRACTICE EXAM 1: 1. The most important factors in the xmsn of waterborne disease is: A) indirect contact and virulence B) dosage and virulence C) direct contact and dosage D) fomite and pathogen 2. In many jurisdictions, what needs to be issued before a newly constructed building, structure, or business can be opened, used, or occupied? a. Eminent domain b. Deed to the property c. Certificate of use or occupancy d. Writ of h...

THE SCOPE OF HEALTH BEHAVIOR AND HEALTH EDUCATION The Editors KEY POINTS This chapter will ■ Discuss the importance of developing successful strategies to improve health behavior. ■ Summarize the leading causes of death and disease burden in the United States and globally. ■ Describe the scope and evolution of health education. ■ Provide key definitions of health education, health behavior, and health promotion. ■ Discuss the diverse settings and audiences for health educat...

Respiratory Disorders 2 Case Study 18 Tuberculosis You are a public health nurse working at a county immunization and tuberculosis (TB) clinic. B.A. is a 61-year-old woman who wishes to obtain a food handler's license and is required to show proof of a neg- ative Mantoux (purified protein derivative [PPD]) test before being hired. She came to your clinic 2 days ago to obtain a PPD test for TB. She has returned to have you evaluate her reaction. 1. What is TB, and what microorganism cau...

CMY3705 - Victimology Full Exam Pack. 1. Provide a critical definition of the concept “Secondary Victimisation” (5) Secondary victimisation is the ill-informed, insensitive, blaming treatment of victims by officials, friends, family, or the community. Secondary victimisation is also known as post crime victimisation or double victimisation, and can often have an even greater effect on the victim than the initial crime itself. Secondary victimisation often starts when the victim reports...

REHS Study Guide What does photodecomposition in a plastic bottle do in a landfill or waste dump? - ANS Reduce the amount of waste In a newborn hospital wing humidifiers will? - ANS Need to be cleaned frequently due to bacterial growth on the components What is LEAST effected when contaminated air is found in a hospital? - ANS Air filtered in the morgue. What is the maximum time for industry to generate hazardous waste without a permit? - ANS 90 = large quantity 18...

ADC review your DRUGS. Questions and answers, 100% Accurate, rated A+ Do most people use drugs - -At one point in our life most people consume occasionally experience no adverse effects from alcohol or any other drug What percent of Americans age 12 or older reported current drinkers of alcohol - -52% What percent of population 12 or older have used illicit drugs last month - -Approximately 9% What are illicit drugs? - -drugs whose manufacture, sale, or possession is illegal Exa...

NR 443 Exam 1 STUDY GUIDE Calculation of prevalence * Pg. 3 community health theories – upstream/downstream concept ** p.4 nightingale theory-environmental * nurse practice act—scope health belief model—milio model, pender model ** determinants of health ** QPCC—Qs incompetencies p.4 p.6 role of hippa development of communication education plan bullet #4 p.6 ? snow and Pasteur – know role modes of transmission p.38 circle model of care** EXAM 1 COMMUNITY ATI CHAPTER ...

A subject participates in a drug study because treatment is available at no or reduced cost, and he could not otherwise afford it. This is an example of A. Institutional vulnerability B. Communicative vulnerability C. Economic vulnerability D. Social vulnerability - ANSWER C. Economic vulnerability According to the authors, there are four common abuses that historically are described as giving rise to vulnerability . Which response below contains the correct four? A. Coercion, undue ...

ATI Concept Base 3. Cellular Regulation: Ch. 89 General Principles of Cancer Risk Factors: ● Age; older higher risk ● Race ● Genetics ● Exposure to chemicals, tobacco & alcohol ● High fat, red meat, & low fiber ● Exposure to sun, UV, & radiation Staging ● T: tumor higher number bigger tumor ● N: node # of lymph nodes involved ● M: Metastasis: 0 no evidence 1 evidence Risk for malnutrition ● Hypermetabolic state due to presence of carcinoma ● Impair abi...

Cellular Regulation: Ch. 89 General Principles of Cancer Risk Factors: Age; older higher risk Race Genetics Exposure to chemicals, tobacco & alcohol High fat, red meat, & low fiber Exposure to sun, UV, & radiation Staging T: tumor higher number bigger tumor N: node # of lymph nodes involved M: Metastasis: 0 no evidence 1 evidence Risk for malnutrition Hypermetabolic state due to presence of carcinoma Impair ability to ingest, digest, absorb nutrients Ch. 90 Cancer Screeni...