Community Health Exam 4 Practice

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• Which of the following is NOT a casualty classification?
• Which tag is used for patients with life-threatening conditions but high probability of survival if stabilized?
• When planning health education materials, readability should be prioritized to ensure:
• Category B bioterrorism agents include which of the following?
• Adult learners.
• VX nerve gas is best described as having which characteristic?
• Manmade disaster categories are defined by which pair?
• What activities are typically included in hot zones within disaster response?
• Which item best describes the emphasis of RUNNING DRILLS?
• The violence category includes which incidents?
• Which of the following is a manmade disaster?
• Which phase follows the Honeymoon Phase?
• Category A agents include which of the following?
• In the disaster management framework, which stage comes immediately after Prevention?
• Learner verification is best described as
• Which term is defined as recovery from disaster?
• Which statement best defines a refugee?
• Industrial accidents involve which of the following incidents?
• Disaster management is characterized by which of the following?
• What should the logistical section specify in the preparedness and planning stage?
• Which of the following is a meteorological disaster?
• Which of the following is a biological disaster?
• Disaster triage START is designed to do what?
• How should a disaster preparedness plan be described?
• Which option is NOT listed as one of the four characteristics of disasters?
• Which color tag is associated with walking wounded who can wait several hours before receiving treatment?
• Which concept is NOT listed as a characteristic affecting adult learning?
• Nurses should have survival plans and kits for which areas?
• Which statement best describes participatory action research (PAR)?
• The National Incident Management System (NIMS) provides a systematic way for government and nongovernmental agencies to work seamlessly to prevent, protect against, respond to, and recover from effects of disasters.
• Which agency is described as supporting citizens and first responders to build, sustain, and improve the capacity to prepare for, protect against, respond to, recover from, and mitigate all hazards?
• In communication planning, what should not be the sole planned means of communicating?
• Stage III of the framework for developing health communications focuses on which activity?
• Search and rescue operations can begin after which conditions are met?
• Which statement about sarin exposure is supported by the material?
• During which phase do people begin to tell their stories, bonds form among victims and healthcare workers, and gratitude for being alive?
• Which of the following is considered a natural disaster?
• Which statement about chlorine pulmonary agent is true?
• Which organization is a nongovernmental agency chartered by Congress to provide disaster relief?
• Which statement correctly identifies the Prevention stage?
• Which item is NOT a natural disaster category?
• In the preparedness and planning stage, how should authority be designated?
• During which phase has the community restored some buildings and services, and despair subsides as normality returns?
• Which of the following is a listed type of learning theory?
• Which of the following is a geophysical disaster?
• Which statement best defines secondary prevention in disaster management?
• Which model includes cues to action and self-efficacy among constructs?
• Which item is NOT listed as part of Stage I of the framework?
• Which actions occur in the Prevention stage?
• Which phase is described by despair subsiding as normality returns?
• Which statement best describes the aim of assessing health materials in community health initiatives?
• Which factor is listed as a key factor contributing to mental health problems after a disaster?
• People with low health literacy are at increased risk for which outcome?
• Which nerve gas is described as easy to manufacture and likely to be used?
• Which phase is distinguished by a strong impulse to assist and forming bonds among responders and victims?
• Bioterrorism Category A high priority agents are described as which of the following?
• Which stage of disaster management is characterized by starting after danger has passed and involves rebuilding, restoring public services, cleanup, revision of disaster plan, and evaluating financial impact?
• Which statement best defines learning?
• Health education resources are available from which sources?
• How is learning defined?
• Which is a common behavioral response to a traumatic event?
• In disaster planning, which term refers to the speed of onset and anticipated duration of an incident?
• The use of health materials as adjuncts aims to:
• Which statement best describes a refugee?
• What is a recommended approach to scheduling health education sessions?
• What does 'scope' refer to in the context of disasters?
• Shelter in place plans address actions to take in which locations?
• In evacuation planning, what may be necessary for seriously ill patients?
• Which of the following is considered a geophysical disaster?
• Under the National Literacy Act of 1991, literacy is defined as the ability to read and write at what grade level?
• During the recovery stage, which activities are typically included?
• The affective domain of learning involves which of the following?
• Which technique involves asking learners to repeat information in their own words to confirm understanding?
• The domains of learning in health education include which of the following?
• Hydrogen cyanide blood agent has which lethality range?
• In the community response to disasters, which phase typically follows the initial heroic response?
• Which statement best describes the Health Promotion Model?
• Which step involves confirming that learners have understood and can apply the information?
• Which of the following is a hydrological disaster?
• Which statement about chemicals needed to produce sarin gas is accurate?
• What is a resource map?
• Social learning theory?
• In disaster management planning, who should declare that a disaster exists and initiate the disaster plan?
• In enhancing communication, which element establishes the base for possible health action and sets the relationship?
• Which of the following is a technological disaster category?
• What is critical learning theory?
• What is the primary criterion for tagging someone green in disaster triage?
• Which practice helps tailor health messages to an individual?
• A mass casualty incident involves how many individuals?
• What are local government responsibilities in disaster management?
• Which statement describes the National Response Framework?
• Which statement best defines a displaced person?
• Category B agents require enhancements in public health infrastructure. Which improvements are specified?
• Casualties can be classified as direct victim, indirect victim, displaced person, or refugee.
• Stage II of the framework focuses on which activity?
• What is a key nurse role in health education?
• Which triage system is commonly used to do the greatest good for the greatest number in the shortest time?
• Health promotion model (HPM) components.
• What is the central goal of participatory action research (PAR)?
• Transport accidents include which modes?
• Which term describes a geographic map outlining resources available if the area is affected by disaster?
• In disaster planning, which term describes how often a disaster occurs?
• Which color tag corresponds to those with systemic but not yet life-threatening complications who can wait 45-60 minutes?
• Which is a common cognitive response to a traumatic event?
• After triage in the response stage, what transport modes may be used to move victims to treatment areas?
• Which phase is described by people beginning to tell their stories and forming bonds with others, with gratitude expressed for being alive?
• A disaster is defined as an event that causes a level of destruction, death, or injury that affects the community's ability to respond to the incident using available resources.
• Which statement about using social media for health education is accurate?
• Which domain emphasizes the development of attitudes and values?
• Which phase of disaster response is characterized by nearly everyone rushing to help, telling stories, forming bonds among victims and healthcare workers, and expressing gratitude for being alive?
• Health belief model (HBM) constructs.
• Chlorine pulmonary agent's lethality is described as which of the following?
• What is the third level of health literacy intervention?
• The model of health education empowerment examines education and health literacy along with which social factors?
• Which concept emphasizes the range of effects of a disaster?
• Which is a common physical response to a traumatic event?
• Which term best describes the network of agencies and individuals working together to manage a disaster?
• What is health literacy all about?
• Terrorism includes which type of weapons or devices?
• Which term is a geographic map of the area analyzed for potential disaster?
• Humanistic learning theory?
• Which term defines the number of individuals affected, injured, or killed?
• How are learner verification and audience suitability related?
• Which statement best describes an indirect victim?
• Hydrogen cyanide is described as an industrial product with some production chemicals banned.
• Which statement best defines a direct victim?
• If a patient cannot answer the questions in the mental status portion of START, how should they be tagged?
• What is the correct order of the four disaster management stages?
• What characterizes auditory learners?
• What is a risk map?
• Which theory would focus on readiness to learn based on developmental stages?
• Which statement describes FEMA's mission across hazards?
• Which level of prevention focuses on recovery from disaster?
• Which statement about hydrogen cyanide is true?
• Which federal department's mission includes preventing terrorism and ensuring resilience?
• In planning health materials, what does prioritizing readability achieve?
• Which learning style is characterized by learning through doing and hands-on approaches such as trial and error and return demonstrations?
• Which statement best describes a direct victim?
• Which federal agency is primarily responsible for disaster relief and response coordination?
• What does successful learner verification help determine?
• Which is a common emotional response to a traumatic event?
• The primary purpose of learning theories in health education is to which of the following?
• What term describes learning experiences designed to predispose, enable, and reinforce voluntary behavior conducive to health?
• In disaster planning, which term describes the ability to determine when and whether a disaster will occur?
• Which statement best defines the public health system?
• Health education models (general).
• Which of the following is a hydrological disaster?
• In evaluating health education materials for a community health initiative, which design consideration is most appropriate?
• Behavioral learning theory is described as which of the following?
• The health of the community is affected by disasters.
• Goals of health education in the community include which of the following?
• Which statement best defines NA-TECH (natural/technological) disasters?
• Stage II includes which of the following actions?
• Culturally competent care exhibits sensitivity to individuals based on their experiences and responses. Which statement best describes this concept?
• A multiple casualty incident involves how many individuals?
• Which category includes emerging pathogens that could be engineered for mass dissemination in the future?
• Which methods are recommended to improve understanding when teaching health topics?
• Which of the following is a geophysical disaster?
• What does 'intensity' describe in a disaster context?
• What is the recommended first response to exposure to VX nerve gas?
• Which statement best defines an indirect victim?
• Which agency conducts surveillance to ensure clean drinking water, food, shelter, and medical care?
• Which statement about sarin nerve gas indicates its hazard level and typical response?
• In START, what sequence is used in the 1 minute guideline?
• Category C agents include which examples?
• In disaster planning, which term refers to actions taken to reduce loss before a disaster happens?
• What is the function of the staging area during an incident?
• In START, if capillary refill is greater than 2 seconds, the patient should be tagged red.
• Which activity is part of Stage I of the framework for developing health communications?
• What is a key benefit of using social media for health education?
• Which of the following is used as an indicator in guidelines for early detection of biochemical terrorist incidents?
• When does the response stage begin?
• What is a potential consequence of omitting learner verification in health materials?
• Which practice supports leveraging social media for health education?
• Which statement best describes a displaced person?
• Which element focuses on coordinating personnel, supplies, and equipment within community disaster plans?
• Which theory emphasizes learning through emotions and the belief that free choice leads to actions in the learner's best interest?
• Which statement best defines community empowerment?
• Which factor is identified as increasing risk for PTSD after a disaster?
• Which domain involves the performance of a skill?
• Which of the following is a meteorological disaster?
• Which entity would likely convene local officials and provide workshops and training for emergency planning?
• In the START triage system, which step assesses mental status by asking questions to determine if the patient can answer?
• The goals of health education include sustaining cognitive and behavioral changes by engaging learners to become partners in their own behaviors. This statement is:
• Which statement about social media health education is accurate?
• What is a key characteristic of the NCI framework for health communications?
• The psychomotor domain of learning involves which of the following?
• PTSD is best described as which?
• In the 30-2-can do approach, what does the '2' stand for?
• Developmental learning theory?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a type of learning theory?
• Which concept is described as preventing occurrences of disaster or limiting consequences, and includes risk map and resource map?
• Characteristics that affect adult learning.
• What does cognitive learning theory emphasize?
• What is a primary outcome of learner verification?
• Stage IV of the framework for developing health communications involves which action?
• Which best describes the role of audience engagement in learner verification?
• Which statement best describes visual learners?
• Which is a recommended practice for effective teaching?
• Which disaster management stage focuses on preparedness and planning?
• What is the core operational plan for domestic incident management?
• Tabun nerve gas is described as which level of lethality?
• Miscellaneous accidents include which events?
• Which phase involves despair, depression, exhaustion, learning to adjust?
• Which of the following is a climatological disaster?
• Which of the following is a climatological disaster?
• Healthy People 2020 defines health literacy as what?
• Which disaster triage color tag corresponds to the deceased or those whose injuries are so extensive that nothing can be done to save them?
• The cognitive domain of learning involves which of the following?
• The NCI framework is described as having four stages and a circular loop enabling continuous improvement. Which elements are part of this loop?