The nurse is planning health promotion programs for a community-based health center and is concerned about the health literacy of the community. Which of the factors would the nurse identify as being risk factors for low health literacy? (Select all that Apply)

A nurse is visiting a client in the home to assess for potential safety risks. Which of the following findings would the nurse identify as being risks to the client's safety? (Select all that apply)

The nurse is completing an Outcome and Assessment Information Set (OASIS) for a client who is on Medicare. Which of the following statements would describe the importance of accuracy in completing this form?

Which nursing intervention best exemplifies primary prevention?

The nurse plans to use pamphlets to teach newly immigrated clients about diabetes mellitus. Prior to initiating this education, what priority information should the nurse obtain?

The home health nurse is performing a family assessment. As the nurse conducts the assessment, he notices that the youngest child is dressed like a fireman and is pretending to drive a fire truck. The mother of the child states, "I am so sorry for the interruption. My son is always imitating his daddy. If he wants to be a fireman, he is watching the cartoon Rescue Heroes." The description of the child represents which of the following theories?

The nurse is preparing an educational session for her client with type 2 diabetes, focusing on discussing the severity of the condition, the benefits of adhering to the regimen preventively, the potential impact of uncontrolled diabetes on the future, and the current challenges in following the plan of care. The nurse's approach is based on which of the following principles or frameworks?

The nurse is assessing a client to determine if the client meets the criteria for being homebound. Which of the following criteria would the nurse identify as evidence that a client is homebound?

A nurse is admitting a client who has a hip fracture from a recent fall at home. During the admission interview, the client's partner, who is frail, informs the nurse that they will be the client's caregiver upon discharge to home. Which of the following actions should the nurse take?

A nurse is reviewing the record of a client who has a new diagnosis of diabetes mellitus and an A1C of 9. The client has attended multiple workshops about diabetes management but reports not using the meal plan to assist with nutrition and feels unmotivated to start an exercise regimen. According to the Theory of Reasoned Action/Planned Behavior, which of the following explains the likelihood of this client having good outcomes in follow-up clinic visits?

When evaluating the home for fall risks, which of the following would be classified as intrinsic?