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1. If a construction site is found to be lacking a 'competent person' during an OSHA inspection, what potential consequences could the employer face? They may receive a warning but no penalties. They could be fined and required to implement corrective actions. They will be immediately shut down without notice. They will be required to provide additional training for all employees. 2. According to the OSHA regulations, what is the primary purpose of the Occupational Safety an...

1. Imagine you are responsible for safety compliance in a construction site that includes a Fuel Service Area. If the layout of the site requires that fire extinguishers be placed 90 feet away from certain workstations, what steps would you take to ensure compliance with OSHA regulations? Relocate the fire extinguishers to within 75 feet of the workstations. Install additional fire extinguishers at the required distance. Conduct a training session on the importance of fire safety. ...

1. Explain the significance of attaching DOT classification tags to cylinders containing used refrigerant during transportation. It helps in identifying the refrigerant type for recycling purposes. It ensures compliance with safety regulations and informs handlers of the contents. It is a requirement only for new refrigerants, not used ones. It is only necessary if the refrigerant is hazardous. 2. What is the primary function of the receiver in a refrigeration system? To compress...

1. You are preparing to transport the above patient to the hospital. Dispatch then advises that you may wish to change to another destination because the hospital's CT scanner is out of service. Why is this important? The patient will need to have a heart exam to rule out any cardiac problems. People that have strokes may also have fractures from falls. A CT is required to see which side of the body is being affected. A CT will help determine if it's an ischemic (bloc...

What is the first step in managing persistent tachycardia without symptoms and without wide QRS? Administer 6mg adenosine Perform vagal maneuvers Establish IV access and obtain a 12 lead EKG if available Start beta blocker therapy 2. What is the drug, route, and dosage for stable tachycardia patients with wide QRS? Amiodarone: 150mg over 10min followed by maintenance infusion 1mg/min for first 6 hours Atropine 1mg Dopamine 5-20mcg/kg/min

PNLE: COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING EXAM 4 2025 | 100 QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ACCURATE SOLUTIONS PNLE: COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING EXAM 4 2025 | 100 QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ACCURATE SOLUTIONS

1. Explain the difference between natality rates and mortality rates in public health statistics. Natality rates measure births, while mortality rates measure deaths. Natality rates are always higher than mortality rates. Mortality rates include only infant deaths, while natality rates include all births. Natality rates are calculated over a longer period than mortality rates. 2. What is the purpose of the Target Client List (TCL) in FHSIS? To list healthcare providers To tra...

1. Situation: Endemic malaria occurs in the tropical and subtropical areas where socio-economic conditions are very poor. In giving health teachings to a family in a malaria-endemic place, all are preventive measures against malaria except: using mosquito repellants planting of Neem tree in the backyard wearing clothes that cover arms and legs in the evening none of the above 2. A 60-year-old African-American gentleman is diagnosed with anemia. Where can the nurse assess for pa...

1. Which is the simplest definition of primary health care? It is based on a multidisciplinary group of health care providers working as a team. It provides essential care that is universally accessible to persons in a community and encourages self-management, self-reliance, and competence. It focuses on health promotion and disease prevention among those who can afford to engage in behaviours that facilitate them. It is based on local efforts to meet the Declaration of Alma-Ata, k...

1. If a community is facing a high incidence of diabetes, which approach should community health nurses take to enhance the community's capacity to manage this health need? Implementing a community-wide screening program and educational workshops on diabetes management Focusing solely on providing medication to affected individuals Encouraging individuals to seek help from private healthcare providers only Conducting research without involving the community 2. This serves as...