PHC Quiz 2 week 3 knowledge check.

The smell of fertiliser newly added to the garden could be considered an environmental cause of illness.

• True

• False

When nursing a person in their home you need to be concerned about:

• Only the physical state of the person

• Physical, psychological and social situations

• Only the physical and psychological state of the person

• Only the environment in which they live

Before you as the nurse can refer to an Allied Health Professional you must always gain the person's consent.

• True

• False

In your role as the a community nurse you may refer to Allied Health Professionals such as:

• GP

• Occupational Therapist

• Social Worker

• Physiotherapist/ Exercise physiologist

WHS regulations require that a nurse visiting a person at home considers:

• The physical state of the person

• The psychological state of the person

• The social situation of the person

• All of the above

The most important person in the workplace is yourself.

• True

• False

It is not the role of the nurse delivering primary health care to advocate for immunisations.

• True

• False

After visiting a patient in the home your documentation is NOT as important as if you were documenting in a hospital.

• True

• False

What is an example of preventative care in community-based nursing?

• Administering medications
• Performing surgery
• Conducting research studies
• Providing education on healthy lifestyle choices and disease prevention

Which of the following is a key component of community-based nursing?

• Providing acute care in hospitals

• Focusing on individual patient care

• Promoting health and preventing disease in the community

• Specializing in surgical procedures