What is the main focus of a Community Health Practitioner?

• To conduct surgeries

• To promote good health and prevent disease

• To sell medical equipment

• To provide legal advice

Which of the following is a right of a client/patient?

• To be ignored by health practitioners

• To receive treatment without consent

• To receive prescribed treatment

• To die without dignity

What does 'ethics' refer to in the context of health practitioners?

• A type of medical equipment

• A form of patient care

• A system of moral principles

• A system of laws

What is required for a Community Health Practitioner to practice?

• A degree in law

• A current license to practice

• A background in engineering

• Experience in marketing

What should a Community Health Practitioner do before administering treatment?

• Obtain consent from the patient

• Ignore the patient's wishes

• Ask for a family member's opinion

• Consult with a lawyer

Which of the following is NOT a duty of a Community Health Practitioner?

• Administering treatment without consent

• Maintaining confidentiality

• Caring for the sick

• Providing health education

What is the role of etiquette in community health practice?

• To promote competition among practitioners

• To ensure proper behavior and manners

• To establish legal guidelines

• To reduce the need for licenses

What is a Community Health Practitioner expected to maintain?

• A high standard of professional conduct

• A high standard of financial records

• A high standard of personal hygiene

• A high standard of marketing skills

Which of the following describes a client?

• A person who is sick

• A person who is a health practitioner

• A person who sells medical supplies

• A person who is healthy and seeks health services

What should a Community Health Practitioner do if they encounter an aggressive patient?

• Ignore the patient

• Take prompt steps to protect themselves

• Engage in a verbal fight

• Call the police immediately