Nurses caring for clients need to provide culturally competent care to an increasingly diverse population. Which statements accurately describe a characteristic of cultural diversity that exists in the United States? (Select all that apply)

A nurse is conducting an educational session on infection control and is explaining the epidemiological triad, which includes the host, agent, and environment. Which of the following scenarios best illustrates an effective intervention targeting the "environment" component to prevent the spread of infection?

A public health nurse is conducting a home safety assessment for a family living in a community with a high incidence of falls among elderly residents. During the visit, the nurse observes that the home has cluttered walkways, poor lighting in the hallways, and loose rugs in several rooms. The family includes an elderly grandmother who uses a walker and is at increased risk for falls. Which of the following actions should the nurse recommend first to improve home safety for the elderly grandmother?

A community health nurse is planning interventions using the Intervention Wheel model to address a rise in childhood obesity in a local community. Which of the following actions aligns with the "Policy Development and Enforcement category of the Intervention Wheel?

The nurse working in emergency triage is evaluating a client with injuries frequently associated with physical abuse. Which of the following questions if answered yes by the client would indicate a higher risk of mortality?

What is an occupational health nurse assessing when performing a walk-through? (Select all that apply)

A client tells the community nurse that her partner has been abusive, but she doesn't want to leave. The client asks the nurse for assistance. Which nursing interventions are appropriate in this situation? Select all that apply

During a training session on human trafficking, a nurse is asked to describe the role and activities of a "human trafficker. The facilitator wants to ensure that participants understand the characteristics and actions associated with individuals who engage in human trafficking. Which of the following descriptions most accurately characterizes a "human trafficker"?

The nurse is teaching a group of staff nurses about the influence of religion and spirituality on clients and their decisions about health care. Which of the following statements would be appropriate for the nurse to include?

The nurse is assessing a 32-year-old client who is one month postpartum. The client has another child, age 4 years. The nurse suspects that there may be evidence of intimate partner violence and is concerned about the 4-year-old child. Which of the following factors would indicate to the nurse that the child is at risk for abuse? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

A public health nurse is involved in a discussion about the challenges faced when assisting victims of human trafficking. The nurse is evaluating various issues that complicate the process of providing effective support and intervention. Among the numerous difficulties encountered, which of the following is considered the most significant problem when it comes to helping victims of human trafficking today?