Unit 2 Quiz

What is the primary focus of the microscopic approach to community health problems?

• Individual patient

• Community-based approach

• Environmental factors

• Economic impact

What does the macroscopic approach to community health problems emphasize?

• Individual patient

• Community-based approach

• Genetic predispositions

• Personal lifestyle choices

What tension do nurses in community health practice often feel?

• Balancing individual care and population care

• Managing hospital resources

• Coordinating with other healthcare professionals

• Handling administrative tasks

What is a common issue nurses face when focusing on individual care?

• They become more proactive

• They lose sight of community needs

• They improve community health outcomes

• They enhance emergency response

What is required for a theory to be useful to a community health nurse?

• It must be applicable to many different scopes of practice.

• It must be very specific to one practice.

• It should focus only on microscopic concepts.

• It should not be applicable to upstream concepts.

How is a macroscopic concept described in relation to community health nursing?

• As a broad concept.

• As a very specific concept.

• As unrelated to upstream concepts.

• As only applicable to individual cases.

What does the macroscopic approach to solving community health problems examine?

• Individual health behaviors

• Interfamily and intercommunity themes in health and illness

• Genetic predispositions

• Personal lifestyle choices

What does the macroscopic approach emphasize in relation to illness?

• Personal hygiene

• Social, economic, and environmental precursors

• Genetic factors

• Individual medical history

Which model is associated with the microscopic focus of change?

• Milio’s framework for prevention

• The Health Belief Model (HBM)

• Critical theoretical perspective

• The UPSTREAM view

According to Orem's theory, what does the Theory of Self-Care explain?

• Criteria for identifying who needs nursing care

• Health care and why it is necessary

• The role of technology in nursing

• Patient emotional support