Which is an example of an environmental factor that may impact spread of an infectious disease?

A public health nurse is tasked with developing a school-based health promotion program for a rural high school. Assessment findings include:30% of students use tobacco productsHigh rates of absenteeism linked to untreated asthmaLimited parental involvement in school activitiesA small budget with no ability to add new staffWhich combination of strategies would best reflect an evidence-based, feasible approach to school-based health promotion in this setting? Select all that apply.

A nurse is performing a windshield survey as part of a community assessment. Which observation would provide the most useful information about the community’s health status?

Which choice is an example of a host component in the epidemiologic triad?

A public health nurse is analyzing infant mortality rates in two neighboring counties. County A reported 24 infant deaths per 1,200 live births in the past year. County B reported 18 infant deaths per 900 live births in the past year. Which county has the higher infant mortality rate (IMR) per 1,000 live births? Respond with A or B. [BLANK-1]

A nurse is evaluating outcomes of a new workplace health promotion program at a manufacturing plant. The program included ergonomic redesign of equipment, healthier cafeteria options, tobacco cessation support groups, and flexible break policies. After one year, evaluation data show:High participation in tobacco cessation groupsDecreased reported back pain among workersNo change in cafeteria sales of healthy foodsReduced absenteeism compared to the previous yearWhich conclusions best reflect an evidence-based evaluation of the program? Select all that apply.

Which statement best distinguishes infectivity, pathogenicity, and virulence?

A nurse is reviewing evaluation data from a workplace wellness program at a large hospital. The program included free gym memberships, healthy food options in the cafeteria, flexible scheduling for physical activity, and mindfulness sessions during shift breaks. Which outcome would provide the strongest evidence that the program is improving employee health and workplace well-being?

A 36-year-old, who weighs 53 kg, exhibits wheezing and swelling of lips and tongue within minutes of receiving influenza vaccine. The nurse suspects anaphylaxis, calls 911 and prepares to administer epinephrine. The dose of epinephrine is 0.01 ml/kg body weight with a maximum dose of 0.5 ml. What is the correct dosage for this client?  Round to the nearest tenth.  Do not include the unit of measure [BLANK-1]

A nurse is reviewing data on influenza in a local county. Last year, there were 200 new cases identified between January and March, and 1,000 total cases reported for the entire year. Which statement correctly interprets these findings?