1. A nurse is working in a low-resource setting where

access to clean water and sanitation is limited. She is

conducting a health assessment of a community that has

experienced a recent outbreak of cholera. Which of the

following questions is most relevant to ask the community

members?

a) How often do you wash your hands with soap and

water?

b) How do you dispose of human and animal waste?

c) How do you store and treat your drinking water?

d) All of the above*

Rationale: All of the questions are relevant to assess the

risk factors for cholera transmission, which include poor

hygiene, inadequate sanitation, and contaminated water

sources.

2. A nurse is planning a health promotion program for a

group of refugees who have resettled in a high-income

country. The refugees come from a war-torn region where

they have experienced trauma, violence, and displacement.

Which of the following strategies is most appropriate to

address their mental health needs?

a) Providing individual counseling sessions to help them

cope with their past experiences

b) Organizing group activities that foster social support and

cultural identity

c) Referring them to specialized mental health services that

offer trauma-informed care

d) All of the above*