When a nurse compares two diseases, the one with higher “case fatality rate” generally indicates A Higher new cases B
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While interpreting population data, a nurse should choose “incidence” when the goal is to measure A Disease burden total B
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When a nurse uses the “illness–wellness continuum” in care planning, the main idea is that A Health is fixed B
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When planning night care for better rest, a nurse should mainly A Wake for chatting B Cluster nursing tasks C
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When evaluating a community’s health, “prevalence” specifically measures A New cases only B Deaths per year C Recovery speed D
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While explaining “determinants of health,” a nurse includes social factors like A Blood group type B Eye color shade C
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A nurse explaining “health continuum” is describing health as A Changing over time B Fixed permanent state C Only hospital
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During normal adult sleep, the stage most linked with vivid dreaming is A REM sleep stage B NREM stage 1
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When a nurse explains “wellness,” it mainly refers to A Doctor’s prescription B No symptoms only C Hospital admission state
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In nursing, health is best understood as a state of A No disease only B Physical fitness only C High
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