Level 2 Healthcare Participant Exam 2 Practice

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• Which DOC unit coordinates with Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Services (RACES) and Amateur Radio Emergency Services (ARES)?
• Level 3 Activation is described as which of the following?
• Which item is included in ongoing monitoring for GI bleeding?
• Which statement best describes basic characteristics of culture?
• DOC Communications Unit responsibilities include which task?
• What is the goal of ongoing temperature management in head injury patients?
• Which of the following is a situational risk factor for development?
• Which statement about the management of acute thyrotoxicosis is true?
• Ethnocentrism is defined as which of the following?
• Stereotyping is defined as ...
• Early identification of developmental problems requires which of the following?
• How should IV access be established in acute head injury management?
• A statement about the purpose of community assessment is: which activity best reflects the purpose of community assessment?
• Which action should be performed to evaluate chest pain?
• Which Freud stage is from birth to 1 year?
• Large family size is categorized under which developmental risk category?
• What should be included in the assessment of health care needs?
• Which of the following is NOT a focus of community-based nursing?
• According to Piaget's theory, cognitive development progresses toward greater abstraction and logical thinking. Which description best captures this progression?
• Emergency Severity Index (ESI) defines triage levels based on which two factors?
• Which technique increases urine pH to enhance elimination of certain poisons?
• What is recommended regarding the patient’s clothing in head injury management?
• What is the initial fluid resuscitation plan for diabetic ketoacidosis?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the six phenomena in the Transcultural Assessment Model developed by Giger and Davidhizar?
• Which factor is listed as a birth risk for developmental issues?
• What is the primary responsibility of the Epidemiology and Response Division (ERD)?
• Which are categories of development?
• Which of the following is a domain commonly associated with social determinants of health?
• Which population is identified as having the highest risk for developmental issues?
• In transcultural nursing, why should translators be used whenever possible?
• What is the role of the DOH Public Information Officer (PIO)?
• Which organization provides standards of care and a certification (CEN) for emergency nurses?
• What is described as Level 4 activation?
• Culture is defined as
• What are the core functions of the DOH DOC Command Staff?
• Which statement best describes DOH mitigation during emergencies or disasters?
• What is a stated outcome of community-based nursing?
• Which statement accurately describes community-based health care?
• Transcultural nursing is defined as which of the following?
• Which statement is true about the DOC Director's reporting relationship?
• What is the primary purpose of triage in emergency care?
• Health equity is defined as ...
• Which statement about ESI-4 is correct?
• Which describes the coordination duties of the DOC Operations Section?
• Freud's Theory of Psychosexual Development: The term psychosexual refers to what?
• One of the Healthy People Initiative's goals is to eliminate health disparities through which means?
• Which item is a component of community assessment?
• During mass casualty incident triage, the color-tag system indicates injury severity and likelihood of survival.
• What diagnostic step should be anticipated for an injured extremity in acute soft tissue injury?
• In depressant toxicity, which action is initially taken?
• Which Freud stage is from 3 to 6 years?
• Intubation is indicated when the GCS score is
• What device should be used to deliver O2 to a head injury patient?
• Which statement lists the three aspects related to developmental change?
• How is health status defined in transcultural assessment?
• What does pharmacogenetics study?
• During ongoing care, which parameters should be monitored?
• Eye injury: which position is recommended?
• Which of the following is NOT a health status risk factor?
• In the personal space zone concept, which distance range corresponds to the social zone?
• HEADSS is a screening tool that assesses the teen's:
• Ethnomedicine is the study of ways in which people in different cultures conceptualize health and illness.
• Which action is essential at the start of management for acute abdominal pain?
• Which function is part of the development and implementation of public health policies?
• During abdominal trauma management, which finding is part of ongoing monitoring?
• Which is a DOC Operations Section responsibility?
• Which Freud stage is from 1 to 3 years?
• Kohlberg's conventional level is associated with which age range?
• How should IV fluids be administered to head injury patients to avoid complications?
• Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) are information sheets that must be provided by the manufacturer for all hazardous products.
• Which method is used to control external bleeding in head injury care?
• Which item is a component of the community?
• Which factor is categorized as a family risk for development?
• What does Level 1 activation indicate for the DOH DOC?
• The All-Hazard Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) is designed to assist jurisdictions in which scenario?
• In chemical burns, what should be done before irrigation?
• What is the role of the DOH Emergency Operations Center Representative (EOCR)?
• What is developmental arrest?
• Which of the following is an individual risk factor for development?
• What does FEMA stand for?
• Initial therapy for chest injuries focuses on which goal?
• Which zone is described as above 12 feet?
• Which Erikson stage corresponds to ages 25 to 65?
• In mass casualty triage, what does a Black tag indicate?
• In the Primary Survey, which component focuses on exposure and environmental control?
• When is intubation expected based on the gag reflex?
• Which of the following characterizes ESI-2?
• What is true about the DOC Director's position?
• What describes a DOC Agency Representative?
• Which developmental conflict occurs during birth to 1 year in Erikson's psychosocial development theory?
• Acculturation is defined as ...
• Which Erikson stage occurs during ages 18 to 25?
• Which task is a responsibility of the DOC Finance/Administration Section?
• Which zone corresponds to a distance of 18 inches to 4 feet?
• Public health problems are influenced by which factor?
• The focus of community-based nursing includes which of the following?
• Which of the following is NOT a social determinant of health?
• Which statement correctly describes ESI level 1?
• Which agent is commonly used to enhance elimination of ingested poisons by adsorption in emergency treatment?
• What is the primary function of the DOH DOC Liaison Officer?
• The New Mexico Department of Health All-Hazard Emergency Operations Plan describes which of the following?
• Health disparities refer to which description?
• The New Mexico DOH All-Hazard Emergency Operations Plan describes which aspect of DOH operations?
• Which group is listed as a vulnerable population in community-based nursing?
• The Healthy People Initiative is best described as:
• In poison management, which intervention takes priority after life support?
• Which of the following is a role community nurses must play?
• Which of the following is NOT a toxic stress risk factor?
• Which best describes ESI-3?
• Which category accelerates intestinal transit to eliminate poisons?
• Chest pain monitoring: which monitoring is started for chest pain management?
• Which function is coordinated by the DOC Planning Section?
• Which findings should be assessed for head injuries?
• Which statement about Community Emergency Response Teams (CERTs) is accurate?
• The DHSEM Response and Recovery Team is responsible for overseeing which activities at the state level?
• Which practice best addresses patient touch preferences in transcultural care?
• What is the initial action in eye injury with chemical exposure?
• If an abdominal trauma patient is unresponsive, what is the first-line action?
• Transcultural nursing focuses on which of the following goals?
• Which category includes poverty and limited access to healthcare as risk factors?
• Which term refers to substances that counteract specific poisons?
• What is development?
• For anaphylactic shock, what is the first-line intervention?
• Which statement best describes the purpose of triage?
• Which concept in transcultural nursing may include traditional healers and spiritual advisors?
• What is more important than chronological age?
• Chest pain management: which medication should be given unless contraindicated?
• What is the primary focus of community-based nursing?
• The Healthy People Initiative establishes ongoing health care goals with aims to
• Which of the following is a classic example of an ESI-1 patient?
• The DOH Threat and Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment Functional Annex includes which components?
• A catastrophic incident is best described as which of the following?
• What constitutes ongoing monitoring for acute abdominal pain management?
• What does developmentally delayed mean?
• Which method uses large-volume laxatives to flush the gastrointestinal tract?
• Which Erikson stage is associated with ages 11 to 18?
• In communication, which practice regarding misunderstandings when a patient nods is recommended?
• DOC Finance/Administration Section is responsible for which function?
• During acute soft tissue injury management, what instruction is given regarding protruding bones?
• Community-based nursing primarily takes place in which setting?
• Which statement about the ERD's coordination with other divisions and external partners is correct?
• What is a developmental milestone?
• Interventions for developmental delays depend on which factors?
• Which therapy is used to decrease acid secretion in GI bleeding management?
• Which of the following is an example of a toxic stress risk factor?
• In the management of suspected dysrhythmia, which step is part of the initial assessment?
• According to Kohlberg, the level in which moral reasoning is based on avoiding punishment and seeking rewards is the pre-conventional level. Which option represents this level?
• Which factor is listed as a prenatal risk for developmental issues?
• Which of the following is NOT a component of the community?
• In an unresponsive patient with head injury, which assessment sequence should be performed first?
• What is the lead division within DOH to coordinate a public health response?
• DOC Logistics Section is responsible for which of the following?
• Which color tag indicates a life-threatening injury requiring immediate intervention?
• Developmental level is defined as?
• A mass casualty incident is defined as a large number of victims overwhelm the community's ability to respond with existing resources; requires outside resources.
• In transcultural nursing, which statement about space is accurate?
• The purpose of an all-hazard incident management team (EOP) is to assist any New Mexico jurisdiction confronted with what kind of incident?
• Which Freud stage is from puberty to adulthood?
• Which statement best reflects principles of developmental intervention?
• Which task is NOT a responsibility of the DOC Finance/Administration Section?
• Which of the following is NOT part of the six transcultural phenomena?
• How is culture learned?
• Perception of time in transcultural nursing: which statement is correct?
• Who makes the decision to implement the DOH EOP and has the authority to designate responsibilities within the DOH for a public health emergency response?
• Which is a responsibility of the DOC Planning Section?
• Which option best describes the Secretary of Health's responsibility regarding DOH divisions?
• How does DOH maintain public health situational awareness?
• In abdominal trauma, what should be done with impaled objects?
• The DOH Capability Assessment covers statewide development of which capabilities?
• Which Freud stage is from 6 to 12 years?
• Cultural imposition is best described as which of the following?
• What is the purpose of the Secondary Survey in the emergency patient?
• Which goal best defines the primary goals of community-based nursing?
• In environmental control, which concept may include otherworldly forces or beings?
• Which activity is a component of community assessment?
• What is the Scientific Laboratory Division's (SLD) primary responsibility?
• Ethno-pharmacology studies
• What does developmental regression mean?
• In an acute soft tissue injury, which action should be performed first according to emergency priorities?