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?

An occupational nurse is asked, "What are your primary responsibilities in the workplace?" Which of the following responses would most accurately describe the role of an occupational nurse? (Select all that apply.)

What information would the nurse be able to obtain by calling the National Human Trafficking Resource Center Hotline? (Select all that apply)

A novice nurse has identified impaired verbal communication for an older Asian client who recently immigrated to the United States, based on the client's reluctance to maintain eye contact and engage in a conversation with the staff. Which of the following would be an appropriate response by the nurse mentor to ensure that the nursing diagnosis is correct.

A client admits to having been battered by her live-in partner several times over the past two years. The client states to the nurse, "We plan to get married next June, and I think things will be better after the wedding. He is always so sorry afterward, that I think I can trust him to change." Which intervention should be included in the client's teaching plan?

A nurse is working in the emergency department, and is conducting an interview with a victim of intimate partner abuse. Which step should the nurse take first?

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?

Which psychological condition could be related to trafficking? (Select all that apply)

An occupational nurse has evaluated a worker for disabling degenerative disc disease due to repetitive motion at work. The client has scheduled rehabilitation for strength training to attempt to improve his quality of life. This is an example of which level of prevention?

A community health nurse is tasked with prioritizing the needs of a diverse community. The community faces multiple challenges, including high rates of chronic illness, limited access to healthcare services, and socio-economic disparities. Considering these factors, which of the following approaches would be most effective for the nurse to use in prioritizing the community's needs?

To provide culturally competent care, nurses must be alert to factors that express bias against certain traditions. Which examples exemplify cultural imposition? (Select All that Apply)