Practice Questions

110. A home care patient with heart failure is prescribed digoxin. They report nausea, visual disturbances (yellow halo), and an irregular heartbeat. What medicinal concern is immediate?

A. Normal side effects of digoxin
B. Digoxin toxicity, requiring immediate physician notification and laboratory assessment
C. Dehydration
D. Low blood pressure
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109. A community health nurse is planning a tertiary prevention program for individuals recovering from a stroke. What is a critical component of this program?

A. Preventing the initial stroke
B. Providing rehabilitation services, promoting secondary stroke prevention, and supporting re-integration into the community
C. Screening for stroke risk factors
D. Treating acute stroke symptoms
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108. A home care patient with a tracheostomy requires suctioning. What is the critical technical consideration for tracheostomy suctioning?

A. Apply suction while inserting catheter
B. Apply suction only during withdrawal of the catheter, using sterile technique and appropriate suction pressure
C. Suction for extended periods
D. Use a non-sterile catheter
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107. A community health nurse is assessing an older adult for signs of elder abuse. What is a critical indicator of potential abuse or neglect?

A. Regular social activity
B. Unexplained financial transactions, isolation, frequent falls, or signs of physical harm/malnutrition
C. Well-maintained home
D. Independent living
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106. A community health nurse is providing home-based care for a client with a new ostomy. The client is reluctant to look at or touch the stoma. What is the most critical nursing intervention?

A. Tell them to ignore it
B. Provide gentle education, encourage gradual self-care, and offer emotional support and resources
C. Force them to touch it
D. Blame them for their feelings
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105. A community health nurse is advocating for policies that support universal access to healthcare. What is a critical benefit of universal healthcare for community health?

A. Increased individual responsibility
B. Improved health outcomes, reduced financial burden on individuals, and addressing health disparities
C. Reduced quality of care
D. Limited access for some groups
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104. A home care patient with chronic pain is prescribed a long-acting opioid. They report that the medication is not effectively controlling their pain. What medicinal action is most appropriate?

A. Advise them to take more than prescribed
B. Assess pain intensity, adherence, and notify the physician for potential dose adjustment or alternative therapies
C. Tell them to just tolerate the pain
D. Switch to over-the-counter pain relievers
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102. A community experiences a sudden, widespread communication failure during a major disaster. What is the immediate public health concern?

A. Lack of entertainment options
B. Inability to disseminate emergency alerts, coordinate rescue efforts, and access information from authorities
C. Increased social isolation
D. Difficulty with online shopping
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101. A community health nurse is leading a program to reduce health disparities in a specific racial/ethnic group. What is a critical ethical challenge in this work?

A. Avoiding discussion of race
B. Addressing systemic racism and discrimination while empowering the community
C. Blaming individuals for disparities
D. Ignoring historical injustices
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