1. What is the primary focus of public health nursing? a) Providing individualized patient care b) Preventing disease and promoting health at the community level c) Performing complex medical procedures d) Offering emergency care in hospitals Answer: b) Preventing disease and promoting health at the community level 2. Which organization is responsible for setting health … Read more
1. What is the primary goal of psychiatric nursing? a) To diagnose mental illnesses b) To provide therapeutic interventions and support c) To prescribe medication d) To perform psychological testing Answer: b) To provide therapeutic interventions and support 2. What is a key component of therapeutic communication in psychiatric nursing? a) Giving advice b) Reflective … Read more
Which of the following amendments guarantees the right to a fair trial? A) First Amendment B) Fourth Amendment C) Fifth Amendment D) Sixth Amendment Answer: D) Sixth Amendment What is the primary function of the American Bar Association (ABA)? A) To draft federal legislation B) To accredit law schools and promote high standards for the … Read more
What is the primary role of the Federal Reserve in the U.S. economy? A) To create fiscal policy B) To regulate interest rates and control inflation C) To enforce trade regulations D) To manage federal taxation Answer: B) To regulate interest rates and control inflation Which U.S. institution is responsible for managing national fiscal policy? … Read more
Which of the following countries uses a parliamentary system of government? A) United States B) France C) Germany D) Both B and C Answer: D) Both B and C What is the primary difference between a presidential and a parliamentary system of government? A) The role of the head of state B) The separation of … Read more
1. What is identity politics? A) Politics focused on economic policies only B) Politics that emphasizes the interests and perspectives of specific social groups based on race, ethnicity, gender, or class C) Politics concerned solely with international relations D) Politics that disregards social issues Answer: B) Politics that emphasizes the interests and perspectives of specific … Read more
1. What is identity politics? A) Politics focused on economic policies only B) Politics that emphasizes the interests and perspectives of specific social groups based on race, ethnicity, gender, or class C) Politics concerned solely with international relations D) Politics that disregards social issues Answer: B) Politics that emphasizes the interests and perspectives of specific … Read more
1. How does climate change influence U.S. political policies? A) By increasing support for fossil fuel industries B) By driving initiatives for renewable energy and environmental regulation C) By reducing international environmental agreements D) By limiting discussions on environmental issues Answer: B) By driving initiatives for renewable energy and environmental regulation 2. Which U.S. federal … Read more
1. What is one major impact of social media on modern politics? A) Decreased voter engagement B) Increased partisan polarization C) Reduced political campaigns D) Decreased public awareness Answer: B) Increased partisan polarization 2. Which social media platform is known for its role in organizing political protests and movements? A) LinkedIn B) Snapchat C) Twitter … Read more
1. What is political polarization? A) The process of people becoming more moderate in their political views B) The increasing divergence of political attitudes to ideological extremes C) The blending of political opinions across party lines D) The decline in political party membership Answer: B) The increasing divergence of political attitudes to ideological extremes 2. … Read more