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1. A nurse is conducting a health assessment of a community
in a low-income country that has experienced a recent
outbreak of cholera. Which of the following data sources
would be most useful for the nurse to determine the extent
and severity of the outbreak?
a) The number of deaths reported by the local hospital
b) The number of cases reported by the World Health
Organization
c) The number of households with access to safe water and
sanitation
d) The number of people who have received oral rehydration
therapy
*Answer: c) The number of households with access to safe
water and sanitation*
Rationale: Cholera is a waterborne disease that can spread
rapidly in areas with poor water and sanitation conditions.
The number of households with access to safe water and
sanitation is a key indicator of the risk and vulnerability of
the community to cholera and other diarrheal diseases.
2. A nurse is planning a health promotion intervention for a
group of migrant workers who have limited access to health
care services. Which of the following strategies would be
most appropriate for the nurse to use to increase the health
literacy of the group?
a) Providing written materials in their native language
b) Using visual aids and demonstrations to explain health
concepts
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