Healthy Populations Exam 3 Practice

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• Which statement about prevalence is true?
• What does the Meningococcal conjugate vaccine protect children from?
• Which symptom is associated with Hepatitis A?
• Cervical cancer screening with Pap smears begins at age 21.
• Which statement about screening for breast cancer in dense breasts is accurate?
• Which of the following is NOT a PID complication?
• What is an epidemic?
• What does the Covid 19 vaccine protect children from?
• Which is part of PID management?
• What does PID stand for in medical terminology?
• Which STIs are reportable?
• If left untreated what could occur in the tertiary stage of syphilis?
• What is the most commonly reported STI?
• Herd immunity is achieved when which condition is met?
• How many doses are typical for the Rotavirus vaccine?
• HPV is primarily transmitted through which route?
• Specificity measures?
• Which vaccines are given subcutaneously?
• What rating does the USPSTF give the PSA antigen test for screening prostate cancer?
• HPV vaccination helps prevent cancers of which sites?
• Which statement best describes PID symptoms?
• What are homeless people at higher risk for?
• Which pairing correctly matches an antiviral with its targeted infection?
• A term describing a worldwide epidemic?
• Which statement best describes passive immunity?
• Which statement accurately distinguishes immunization from a vaccine?
• How often should PrEP follow-up be scheduled?
• Which vaccine is described as an inactive vaccine given intramuscularly?
• If a screening test has high sensitivity but low specificity, what is the likely result?
• Contraindications to vaccines: which statement is true?
• What are the risk factors for prostate cancer?
• Who is at high risk for developing breast cancer?
• The Hepatitis B vaccine protects children from which disease?
• If the same clinician can reproduce results across multiple tests, which reliability?
• Cervical cancer used to be the leading cause of cancer death.
• How is Hep B transmitted?
• Screening for obesity uses which measurement at every visit?
• Which statement about test specificity is true?
• Which statement best describes ethnicity?
• What is the treatment for syphilis?
• MRI uses a contrast agent.
• What does the MMR vaccine protect children from?
• Which vaccine is given by intramuscular or subcutaneous administration?
• What are some ways to screen for breast cancer?
• Incidence of getting HIV from a contaminated needle?
• What cancers can be caused by HPV?
• Live vaccines are contraindicated in which groups?
• What tool can nurses use to become more culturally competent?
• Which aspects does the RESPECT model help nurses understand?
• Validity means...
• Osteoporosis screening is recommended for which group?
• Which statement about PID symptom presentation is true?
• PrEP follow-up frequency is typically scheduled every how many months?
• Acyclovir is commonly used to treat which viral infection?
• What are the alternative options for a colonoscopy if the patient does not wish to have one?
• How is HSV-2 transmitted?
• How long does it take for the body to build immunity after a Covid-19 vaccination?
• Which screening method is not used for breast cancer screening?
• What is homelessness?
• Which statement best differentiates race from ethnicity?
• How can nurses become more culturally competent?
• What is the HIV prevention called after potential exposure?
• What does the FICA acronym stand for in spirituality assessment?
• If two clinicians obtain different results on the same test, which reliability?
• Prostate cancer is the 2nd most common cancer in men (1 in 8).
• Which vaccine is a live vaccine?
• Which of the following statements accurately describes morbidity?
• Which statement is true about pneumococcal vaccine contraindications?
• What are the contraindications for the Varicella vaccine?
• Which is NOT a social determinant of health in the listed categories?
• Which of the following is a component of the social determinants of health?
• Mortality is defined as which of the following?
• What mnemonic can be used to remember preventative measures for STIs?
• Morbidity is defined as which of the following?
• Intraobserver reliability means...
• The Pneumococcal vaccine protects against which organism and related diseases?
• Which statement about Thimerosal and Autism Spectrum Disorder is correct?
• Incidence of getting Hep B from a contaminated needle?
• What is primary prevention?
• Who does the CDC recommend receive the HPV vaccine?
• How is HIV transmitted?
• What does the Hib vaccine protect against?
• PID symptoms may include which of the following?
• Prevalence refers to which of the following?
• Thimerosal preservative history: which is accurate?
• Penicillin G is the recommended treatment for which infection?
• Which term describes the number of deaths per population in a given time period?
• Which statement is NOT listed as a vaccine myth?
• What is tertiary prevention?
• Which statement describes an inactivated vaccine?
• What amount should a person's total cholesterol reading be under?
• Passive immunity example?
• What is ethnicity?
• Incidence is defined as which of the following?
• Which measure reflects the total number of existing cases of an illness at a given time, whether new or longstanding?
• Which of the following is explicitly listed as an alternative option to colonoscopy for colorectal cancer screening?
• The PSA test rating for 55-69 and 70+ is?
• Which organization is widely recognized for issuing evidence-based guidelines for preventive services, including screenings?
• Which of the following is NOT a transmission route for HIV?
• What is the purpose of PrEP?
• Which infection is viral?
• What does VAERS stand for?
• What does the Inactivated Poliovirus Vaccine protect against, and how many doses are given?
• How often should women aged 30-65 be screened for cervical cancer?
• Which best describes secondary prevention?
• Which HDL-C level is considered desirable to be above for cardiovascular health?
• Which medication can be used to treat HSV?
• A vaccine is best described as:
• What is epidemiology?
• Interobserver reliability is defined as...
• Why is cultural competency important in health care?
• Which complications can occur as a result of PID?
• Which total cholesterol reading is considered under the recommended threshold?
• Which are disadvantages?
• What is a pandemic?
• Hep B vaccine schedule: how many injections by what age?
• Which group is at the highest risk for developing STIs?
• What is a primary objective of health screenings?
• Which of the following describes maternal-fetal HIV transmission?
• Pregnancy is contraindicated for which vaccines?
• How is syphilis transmitted?
• What health care considerations apply to LGBTQ individuals?
• Which statement best describes one reason herd immunity is important?
• Who should take PrEP?
• What does PrEP stand for?
• Which statement about Hib vaccine contraindications is true?
• Which measure reflects the number of new cases of an illness per population at risk in a given period?
• PEP stands for?
• Which statement distinguishes inactivated from live vaccines?
• Immunization is defined as:
• What is the route of administration for the HPV vaccine?
• Which condition is a contraindication for the DTaP vaccine?
• Which are advantages of health screenings?
• Which of the following is an example of a live attenuated vaccine?
• HIV screening should occur between which ages and tested at least once?
• How is HSV-1 transmitted?
• Who is at the lowest risk for developing breast cancer?
• Which of the following is a contraindication to the HepB vaccine?
• What are the risk factors for prostate cancer?
• What age range should women begin yearly mammograms?
• Which STIs are commonly reportable to health authorities?
• Which STIs are bacterial and treated with antibiotics?
• What is race?
• What does the varicella vaccine protect children from?
• The statement 'You want high sensitivity in a test with high specificity' is true.
• What is the recommended cervical cancer screening approach for women older than 65 if prior findings have been normal?
• What is spirituality?
• HDL-C stands for which component?
• What happens if both partners are not treated for STIs like trichomoniasis?
• When should PEP be started after exposure?
• What does the DTaP vaccine protect against?
• At what age should women be screened for cervical cancer?
• Which scenario indicates starting PEP?
• What does the hepatitis A vaccine protect children from?
• What are some common signs and symptoms of STIs?
• What does the influenza vaccine protect children from?
• Which of the following is a pneumococcal vaccine contraindication?
• Which of the following is NOT among the listed complications of PID?
• Which vaccines are live vaccines?
• When does seroconversion occur with HIV infections?
• Which of the following is a comprehensive set of prevention approaches for STIs?
• Which of the following is an example of an inactivated vaccine?
• In the tertiary stage of syphilis, which condition may occur?
• Which statement about live/attenuated vaccines is true?
• Which of the following vaccines is not a live vaccine?
• Type 2 diabetes screening should start at what age and interval if normal?
• How often should women aged 21-29 be screened for cervical cancer?
• What does the HPV vaccine protect children from?
• Sensitivity measures?
• Which statement best defines active immunity?
• Which statement describes an immunization concept?
• Which statement accurately describes the DTaP vaccination schedule regarding route and booster?
• Which option correctly identifies a prevention strategy listed for STIs?
• Nurses' role in immunizations includes which of the following?
• How is Rotavirus vaccine administered?
• Which screening tool is commonly preferred for high-risk women due to higher sensitivity?
• At what age should hypertension screening begin?
• Which term is defined as the death rate in a population?
• Besides the primary objective of early disease detection, what else can health screenings accomplish?
• Which are stages of the transtheoretical model of change?
• Which cervical cancer screening approach is recommended for women aged 30-65 when Pap smear and HPV testing are used?
• What tool can nurses use to assess a patient's spirituality?
• Which age range is commonly cited for starting yearly mammograms according to guidelines?
• HIV can be transmitted via which of the following?
• Why would an MRI be recommended as a screening tool for breast cancer?
• Which examination method can be used to screen for prostate cancer during a physical exam?
• What are the contraindications of the IPV vaccine?
• Which term describes a screening test's ability to correctly identify those who have the disease?
• Which of the following is a contraindication for the Rotavirus vaccine?
• Which two sexually transmitted infections are the leading causes of PID?
• What is the route of administration for the hepatitis A vaccine?
• What are the contraindications for the HPV vaccine?
• Which statement best defines spirituality in the health care context?
• How is HPV transmitted?
• Which of the following is an example of a live vaccine?
• Which infection from the following is not bacterial and is viral?
• Which statement best describes the relationship between vaccines and Autism Spectrum Disorder?
• A live/attenuated vaccine contains:
• What is a modifiable risk factor for heart disease and stroke?
• Which measurement is used to assess obesity risk in clinical visits?
• From what age should children start receiving annual flu shots?
• Having multiple STIs increases the risk for HIV.
• What is secondary prevention?
• What are the contraindications for the MMR vaccine?
• How infectious is HIV compared to Hep B?
• Which term describes the ability to correctly identify those without the disease?
• How is AIDS primarily transmitted?
• When is Acyclovir most effective?
• What does a D rating from the UPSTF tell about the benefit of a particular health screening?
• What does the meningococcal B vaccine protect children from?