Practice Question
A summer camp nurse is educating a group of adolescent girls on the importance of regular physical exercise. Which level of preventive care does this activity represent?
Answer Choices:
Correct Answer:
Primary
Rationale:
🟡 Primary prevention focuses on promoting health and preventing disease before occurrence.
🟡 Educating adolescents about exercise and lifestyle prevents future conditions like obesity or hypertension.
🟡 Other examples include immunizations, smoking cessation, and safety promotion.
🟡 It is the first level of health promotion in public health models.
🟡 Aims to keep populations healthy and illness-free.
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Answer Choices:
A. Urinary retention
B. Urinary incontinence
C. Involuntary voiding
D. Urinary frequency
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Answer Choices:
A. Physical dimension
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C. Socio-cultural dimension
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Answer Choices:
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B. A marked increased output of concentrated dark urine
C. A higher risk of transient incontinence and increased urine production
D. A marked increased output of dilute urine
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Answer Choices:
A. The treatment may have been effective, but we need a repeat urinalysis to confirm. B. The treatment has been ineffective, but you must continue the antibiotic.
B. The treatment has been effective, and you may discontinue the antibiotic.
C. The treatment has been effective, but you must continue to complete the regimen of antibiotic.
D. The treatment has been effective, but you must continue to complete the regimen of antibiotic.
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Answer Choices:
A. Administer the prescribed oral and intravenous pre-operative medications.
B. Inform the physician after the surgical procedure is complete.
C. Record and have a clear conversation with the client about their wishes regarding Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation.
D. Verbally communicate the client’s wishes to the supervisor of the operating room.
Question Details
- Category: RN Nursing Exam(s)
- Subcategory: General Exams
- Domain: Medical-surgical📚
- Answer Choices: 4
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