Community Health Mod. 1 Practice

An elderly client, while being seen in an urgent care facility for a possible respiratory infection, asks the nurse if Medicare is going to cover the cost of the visit. What information can the nurse give the client? a. Medicare has a copayment for many of the services it covers. This requires the client to pay a part of the bill. b. Medicare pays for 100% of the cost for acute-care services, so the cost of the visit will be covered. c. Medicare will only pay the cost for acute-care services if the client has a very low income. d. Medicare will not pay for the cost of acute-care services so the client will be billed for the services provided.

a. Medicare has a copayment for many of the services it covers. This requires the client to pay a part of the bill.

Which of the following are risk factors for the development of COPD? SATA a. tobacco smoke b. occupational dust c. air pollution d. infection e. second-hand smoke

a. tobacco smoke b. occupational dust c. air pollution d. infection e. second-hand smoke

The nurse is developing a health-promotion program at a company in which many employees are women in their 20s and 30s. For this population, the nurse plans to include information about a. mammography b. parenting issues c. bone-density screening d. values training

b. parenting issues

A group of nursing students have been asked to break into groups of four and complete a health-promotion teaching project and present a report to their fellow students. What project most clearly demonstrates the principles of health promotion teaching? a. demonstrating an injection technique to a client for anticoagulant therapy b. explaining the side effects of a medication to an adult client c. discussing the importance of preventing STIs to a group of high school students d. instructing an adolescent client about safe and nutritious food preparation

c. discussing the importance of preventing STIs to a group of high school students