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1.A public health nurse is planning a program to reduce falls among adults age 65 and older. Which activity is an example of primary prevention?
- A.Teaching older adults exercises to improve balance and leg strength
- B.Screening older adults for fall risk during clinic visits
- C.Arranging rehabilitation for an older adult after a hip fracture
- D.Collecting data on fall-related hospitalizations
Rationale: Primary prevention acts before injury or illness occurs, and balance and strength education can reduce the likelihood of a fall. Fall-risk screening is secondary prevention because it identifies risk early, while rehabilitation after a fracture is tertiary prevention. Hospitalization data support surveillance and program evaluation rather than direct primary prevention.
2.A community health nurse reviews a county report showing 240 new cases of influenza during January. Which measure is the nurse reviewing?
- A.Incidence
- B.Prevalence
- C.Mortality rate
- D.Case-fatality rate
Rationale: Incidence counts new cases occurring in a population during a specified period. Prevalence includes all existing cases at a point or during a period, not only new cases. Mortality concerns deaths, and case-fatality describes the proportion of people with a condition who die from it.
3.A nurse is conducting a home visit for a client with heart failure. Which action best demonstrates the principle of maintaining client safety during the visit?
- A.Tell a colleague the visit location and expected return time
- B.Enter the home immediately to avoid delaying the assessment
- C.Leave the nursing bag open on the client's kitchen table
- D.Continue the visit despite feeling threatened by a household member
Rationale: Sharing the visit location and expected return time is a basic safety measure for community-based practice. Entering without assessing the situation and leaving supplies unsecured create avoidable risks. A nurse should leave and seek assistance if threatened, rather than continuing the visit.
4.A county health department is investigating a cluster of foodborne illness. Which action should the nurse take first?
- A.Verify that the number of reported cases exceeds the expected number
- B.Announce the suspected source to the community
- C.Begin a long-term health education campaign
- D.Close all restaurants in the county
Answer and rationale are in the full material.
5.A nurse is planning a community assessment. Which data source is an example of a secondary data source?
- A.A windshield survey conducted by the nurse
- B.Interviews with residents at a community meeting
- C.County census data
- D.A focus group led by the nursing team
Answer and rationale are in the full material.
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Released October 20, 2026 · Independent original practice and study material.