HESI RN Community Health with NGN Proctored Exam Practice Questions

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• Increase physical activity
• Improve diet
• Reduce portion sizes
• All of the above

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• Advise the teenager to shower with non-perfumed soaps immediately after practice.
• Inform the parents of problems associated with perspiration for those with eczema.
• Inform the athletic coach of the teenager’s skin condition and its manifestations.
• Encourage the teenager to join the swim team instead of an outdoor sport.

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• Check the client’s temperature, blood sugar, and urine output.
• Arrange for the client to be transported for laboratory tests and an electrocardiogram (ECG).
• Delegate care of the crying client to an unlicensed assistant.
• Direct the client to the shelter’s nutrition center to obtain water and food.

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• Characteristics of families in the upper-middle class.
• Interventions focused on college-educated individuals.
• The reliability of such a high average family income.
• The frequency of incomes above and below the average.

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• Have the 16-month-old child play in another room during breastfeeding.
• Read a book to the 16-month-old child while the mother is breastfeeding the infant.
• Encourage the toddler to watch TV while the mother is breastfeeding the baby.
• Give the toddler crayons and paper while the mother is breastfeeding the infant.

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• American Nurses Association (ANA) Code of Ethics.
• Nursing procedure manual.
• State law.
• Nurse practice act.

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• A hurricane that destroys 50,000 homes and kills 5,000 victims.
• A forest fire that destroys 25,000 acres with significant damage to livestock.
• A tornado that destroys 25 houses and uproots an interstate for 0.5 miles.
• An explosion at a water treatment plant that affects the community water supply.

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• Give a complete bed bath to further assess the client.
• Remove the fentanyl patch as directed by prescription.
• Call for ambulance transportation to the hospital immediately.
• Discuss end-of-life decisions with the client’s parents.

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• Discussion of food exchanges and calories was a well-attended class.
• Parking convenience for attendees continued to be a major concern.
• Demonstrating the use of a blood glucose meter was an effective teaching strategy.
• Fasting blood glucose average readings were 20% lower at the end of the classes.

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• All educational pamphlets prepared for distribution were disseminated among the served counties.
• 75% of the workshop attendees rated the educational program as outstanding.
• Cardiac-related fatalities decreased by 109% six months after the program’s presentation.
• 65% of the program’s participants committed to adopting a healthier lifestyle.

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• The patient reports being teased by his friends for being “overweight.”.
• The patient prefers solitary play situations.
• The patient lives with his mother and younger brother in subsidized housing in an inner city setting.
• The patient reports becoming easily short of breath.

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• Suggest that the patient get a walker.
• Encourage the patient to acquire a medical alert device.
• Ensure the patient’s privacy while in the bathroom.
• Identify potential safety hazards in the home.