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A community health nurse is planning programs to reduce chronic disease and improve overall well-being in the local population. She refers to national goals that provide evidence-based objectives for health promotion, disease prevention, and addressing social determinants of health. What is the primary purpose of Healthy People 2030?

During an oral assessment of a 30-year-old black patient, the nurse notes bluish lips and a dark line along the gingival margin. What would the nurse do in response to this finding?

A nurse is assessing a patient admitted with shortness of breath. During the assessment, the nurse gathers information from several sources: The patient reports feeling dizzy and tired. The spouse describes episodes of shortness of breath at home. Vital signs are collected: BP 88/54, HR 112, O₂ sat 90%. The nurse observes the patient using accessory muscles to breathe. Which piece of data is considered secondary?

Assuming lactase persistence is determined by DNA, which of country’s population, if any, is evolving with respect to lactase persistence? (select the one best answer) Percent lactase persistent in 1925 Population in 1925 Percent lactase persistent in 2025 Population in 2025 Japan ~7% 60 million ~7% 123 million Saudi Arabia ~55%  1 million ~55% 35 million United States ~85% 116 million ~75% 344 million *numbers in this table differ from those in the version shared in the review session and practice questions

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A nurse is assessing a patient who reports shortness of breath and fatigue. During the assessment, the nurse collects the following cues: Respiratory rate: 28 breaths per minute Oxygen saturation: 89% on room air Use of accessory muscles when breathing Patient states, “I get winded just walking to the bathroom.” Which action demonstrates the nurse is analyzing cues according to the CJMM?

Two of the sources of expertise that bring equally important forms of experience to decision-making process are:

Maria is a 55-year-old woman who visits her primary care clinic for a routine check-up. The nurse reviews her health history and recommends regular blood pressure screenings and cholesterol tests. Maria also receives counseling on maintaining a healthy diet and exercising regularly. Which levels of prevention are represented in the nurse’s interventions? Select all that apply.

A nurse is caring for a patient recovering from surgery who expresses anxiety about returning home, reports poor sleep, and shares concern about not being able to participate in church activities during recovery. The nurse develops a care plan that includes pain management, emotional support, referral to a faith leader, and encouragement of healthy sleep routines.