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The school (choice A) and vaccine (choice B) are not the host or agent, but rather part of the environment

The school (choice A) and vaccine (choice B) are not the host or agent, but rather part of the environment

The virus (choice C) is the agent, as it is the causative factor of the disease

The mother reporting vomiting in choice A may be concerning, but it is a known side effect of methylphenidate, and the client should be monitored for any further symptoms

The purple appearance of a colostomy stoma in choice C may indicate ischemia or necrosis, but it is not an urgent concern and can be assessed during the next visit

The feeling of vibration in a new arteriovenous graft for dialysis in choice D may indicate an arterial steal syndrome, but it is not a medical emergency, and the client can be instructed to follow up with the provider

assesses only the knowledge of staff members, but does not test the application of the plan in a disaster

Focuses on discussing disaster scenarios without testing the ability to apply the plan

Only evaluates staff's response to a disaster drill, which is not an ideal method for testing the plan's effectiveness since it is not a real disaster scenario. Therefore, analyzing findings from a facility tabletop disaster simulation is the most comprehensive method to determine the effectiveness of the disaster plan.

all night playing online video games, can be a form of procrastination or avoidance but does not necessarily indicate a need for immediate intervention.

to loud music for several hours, can also be a coping mechanism, but it is not necessarily harmful or maladaptive.

out others on social media, may be a negative behavior, but it does not indicate a need for immediate intervention unless it leads to cyberbullying or harassment.

Hospice services should be recommended based on the client's wishes and not suggested without discussion with the client. The nurse should provide the client with information about all available options and allow the client to make an informed decision.

Placing the client's name and medical condition on an online prayer chain violates the client's privacy and confidentiality. The nurse should respect the client's wishes regarding sharing health information.

The nurse should encourage the client to express feelings and concerns about their health status. The nurse should be an active listener and provide emotional support to the client.

because, Physical therapist, is not the correct answer because physical therapists focus on restoring movement, balance, and coordination.

because, Restorative aide, is not the correct answer because restorative aides assist clients with activities of daily living and range-of-motion exercises.

because, Occupational therapist, is not the correct answer because occupational therapists focus on helping clients to achieve independence in activities of daily living.

Choice B is wrong because, "I have difficulty resisting the items in vending machines," is not the correct answer because it is an excuse rather than a rationalization.

Choice C is wrong because, "I know you don't like me because I am obese," is not the correct answer because it is an example of projection, in which the client attributes their own feelings of dislike to others.

Choice D is wrong because, "I have lots of health problems from being obese," is not the correct answer because it is a justification, not a rationalization

Choice A is wrong because, "I don't want to lose control of my ability to make decisions," does not indicate a risk for suicide but rather a fear of losing autonomy or control over one's life.

Choice B is wrong because, "I know that everything will be better soon," does not indicate a risk for suicide but rather a hopeful attitude.

Choice D is wrong because, "I am afraid of experiencing pain near the end," does not indicate a risk for suicide but rather a fear of experiencing physical pain or discomfort.

Choice B is wrong because is incorrect because providing end-of-life care is not a primary or secondary health care need for the congregation, and the parish nurse group is not qualified to provide this level of care.

Choice C is wrong because is incorrect because performing wound care in the home of members is not a primary or secondary health care need for the congregation.

Choice D is wrong because is incorrect because facilitating discharge from the facility to the home is not a primary or secondary health care need for the congregation.

Choice A is wrong because is incorrect because a dehumidifier will not prevent the spread of pertussis.

Choice B is wrong because is incorrect because pertussis does not cause a rash.

Choice C is wrong because is incorrect because herd immunity occurs when a large percentage of the population is immunized against a disease, and pertussis is preventable with vaccination.

Choice A is wrong because is incorrect because giving positive feedback to students who make appropriate choices is not a starting point for planning the program.

Choice B is wrong because is incorrect because recognizing the value of making healthy food choices is not a starting point for planning the program.

Choice D is wrong because is incorrect because providing students with resources about making wise choices independently is not a starting point for planning the program.

Choice B is wrong because is incorrect because reviewing morbidity rates of encephalitis within the last 6 months is not an activity that the nurse should perform to implement mosquito control strategies.

Choice A is wrong because is incorrect because researching the species of mosquito responsible for the outbreak is not an activity that the nurse should perform to implement mosquito control strategies.

Choice C is wrong because is incorrect because identifying the number of cases resulting in disability from encephalitis is not an activity that the nurse should perform to implement mosquito control strategies.

Choice Ais wrong because, "Teach a parenting skills class at a child development center," is not the correct answer because it is a primary prevention strategy and not related to violence and abuse.

Choice Bis wrong because, "Assess clients for withdrawal and passivity during home health visits," is not the correct answer because it is a secondary prevention strategy related to depression, not violence and abuse.

Choice Dis wrong because, "Coordinate a personal defense program at a local agency," is not the correct answer because it is a tertiary prevention strategy and not related to violence and abuse.

Choice B is wrong because, "Research best practices for treatment of hypertension," is not the correct answer because it is a step that comes after identifying the need for hypertension screening.

Choice C is wrong because, "Determine the number of clients referred for treatment of hypertension," is not the correct answer because it is a step that comes after hypertension screening has occurred.

Choice D is wrong because, "Apply for funding to conduct hypertension screening," is not the correct answer because it is a step that comes after identifying the need for hypertension screening and developing a plan for the health-screening program.

Choice A is wrong because, "Providing treatment for a young adult who has a substance use disorder," is not the correct answer because it is a tertiary prevention strategy aimed at treating an individual after they have developed a substance use disorder.

Choice C is wrong because, "Conducting counseling for at-risk parents," is not the correct answer because it is a secondary prevention strategy aimed at reducing the risk of violence and abuse in families who are at-risk.

Choice D is wrong because, "Assessing a family for marital discord," is not the correct answer because it is a secondary prevention strategy aimed at identifying and addressing issues within a family, but it is not specifically related to violence and abuse.

Choice A is wrong because, "Clients who have STIs are legally required to provide a list of sexual partners," is
not the correct answer because while clients who have STIs are strongly encouraged to provide a list of sexual partners for partner notification and treatment purposes, there is no legal requirement for them to do so.

Choice B is wrong because, "Congress mandates the requirements for STI reporting," is not the correct answer because STI reporting requirements are set by public health agencies, not by Congress.

Choice C is wrong because, "Nurses should withhold the name of the client who has an STI during partner notification," is not the correct answer because while nurses are required to maintain confidentiality of their clients, they are also obligated to report certain communicable diseases, including STIs, to public health authorities, who may need to conduct partner notification and treatment efforts.

Choice A is wrong because, "Clients who have STIs are legally required to provide a list of sexual partners," is not correct. While it is important for clients to provide information about their sexual partners to prevent further spread of STIs, it is not a legal requirement.

Choice B is wrong because, "Congress mandates the requirements for STI reporting," is not correct. Congress does not mandate the requirements for STI reporting. It is the responsibility of state health departments to report selected STIs to the National Institutes of Health.

Choice C is wrong because, "Nurses should withhold the name of the client who has an STI during partner notification," is not correct. Nurses should not withhold the name of the client who has an STI during partner notification, as this is an important step in preventing the further spread of STIs.
Explanation: State health departments are responsible for reporting selected STIs to the National Institutes of Health. Clients are not legally required to provide a list of sexual partners, and Congress does not mandate the requirements for STI reporting. Nurses should not withhold the name of the client who has an STI during partner notification.

Choice A is wrong because, "Create a checklist of needed supplies for each type of disaster," is not the correct answer. While creating a checklist of needed supplies is important in disaster planning, it is not specific to the response phase.

Choice B is wrong because, "Conduct community disaster drills," is not the correct answer. Community disaster drills are an important part of disaster planning, but they are not specific to the response phase.

Choice C is wrong because, "Develop an evacuation plan for the community," is not the correct answer. While developing an evacuation plan is important in disaster planning, it is not specific to the response phase.
Explanation: During the response phase of a disaster plan, it is important to establish a location to perform client triage. Creating a checklist of needed supplies, conducting community disaster drills, and developing an evacuation plan are important in disaster planning but are not specific to the response phase.