27.9: Review Questions
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Which of the following individuals is experiencing homelessness?
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17-year-old staying at friend’s house due to a disagreement with their parents
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30-year-old incarcerated following an arrest for drug possession
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55-year-old sleeping in a car after losing their job
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40-year-old spending 40 percent of their income on rent
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Which of the following is considered a primary prevention measure to address homelessness?
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Taking clinical medicine to the streets using mobile health vans
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Advocating for affordable health care
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Referring to social support agencies for housing assistance
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Assisting with locating available shelters
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Agent Orange is associated with which of the following health outcomes?
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Traumatic brain injuries
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Cancer
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Respiratory diseases
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Hepatitis C
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Which of the following is an example of heteronormativity in health care?
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Discussing oral contraception with all women of childbearing age regardless of sexual orientation
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Refusing care to a client based on sexual orientation or gender identity
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Using birth-assigned pronouns rather than client-identified pronouns
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Asking the client if they would like their same-sex partner included in the medical discussion
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A community nurse is caring for migrant workers and their families. Which intervention by the nurse is an example of a secondary prevention measure?
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Educating clients on measures to reduce pesticide exposure
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Providing prenatal care for pregnant clients
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Screening children for anemia
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Providing referrals for mental health care
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A community nurse has just started working at a migrant health center. When preparing to work with this population, what information is important for the nurse to remember?
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Only the men work in the fields around pesticides.
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Migrant workers are paid the federal minimum wage.
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Since they often live in employer-paid housing, housing and food insecurity is not an issue.
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Many children of migrant workers are forced to work alongside their parents.
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Which of the following scenarios contains a barrier to care for individuals with disabilities at a clinic?
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The practice is very busy, and 15 minutes are allotted per client encounter.
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Sidewalks with curb outlets and ramps with automated door openers are available.
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A web-based interpreter service that is closed-captioned with large print is used.
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The clinic has large examination rooms with mobile medical equipment.
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The nurse recognizes that the concept of universal design emphasizes which component?
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Disability needs
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Adaptation
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Access
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Security
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Which of the following is considered an adverse childhood experience?
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Having a family member with a disability
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Witnessing gang violence in the community
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Arguing with parents over subpar schoolwork
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Living in an area with low socioeconomic status
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The community health nurse preceptor is discussing vulnerable populations with a student. How does the nurse define a vulnerable or disadvantaged population?
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Groups of people with higher mortality rates
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Groups with a lower life expectancy
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Groups of people who are at increased risk for adverse health outcomes
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Groups experiencing homelessness and mental illness