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Final Review

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 36mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What were the eatrl public health efforts driven by in Canada?

a)

The need to deal with epidemics

b)

the decay of urban culture

c)

the recognition of human dignity and worth

d)

the need to regulate the lives of the poor

2.

Which area of health did the Romanow report identify as the most rapidly growing health care?

a)

Public Helath

b)

Home Care

c)

Occupational Health care

d)

Primary Care

3.

Climate change is an example of which of the following?

a)

A determinant of health

b)

a transitional issue

c)

A social justice issue

d)

An international health issue

4.

Which occurrence marked a change from illness prevention to health promotion in the community?

a)

Emphasis on the PHN role in prevention of chronic illness

b)

Introduction of primary health practiotioners

c)

Emergence of nursing unions

d)

A shift from institutional to community care

5.

What tips should be given to patients for the prevention of skin cancer as a secondary prevention?

a)

Have a pigmented lesion biopsied

b)

Wear sunscreen

c)

Stay out of the sun between 1000-1400

d)

Wear a hat on sunny days

6.

Which of the following is an essential element of capacity building approaches?

a)

Community participation

b)

Federal government funding

c)

Intraprofessional collaboration

d)

Population health promotion

7.

Developing a physical activity program to increase wellness and decrease chronic illness is...?

a)

Primordial prevention

b)

Risk reduction

c)

Secondary prevention

d)

Tertiary prevention

8.

Shifting providers from in control to advocates, facilitators and supporters followed...?

a)

The Ottawa Charter

b)

Health of all movements

c)

the Alma Ata declaration

d)

Increased privatization

9.

Risk reduction is included on which level of prevention?

a)

Primary prevention

b)

Secondary prevention

c)

Tertiary prevention

d)

Primordial prevention

10.

The best avaiable evidence to improve practice should be used for the following

a)

Evaluate clinical outcomes

b)

Justify empirical knowledge

c)

Make Policy recommendations

d)

Validate client preferences

11.

Which definitition accurately reflects the meaning of the term health disparities?

a)

Groups that are at higher risk due to individual factors

b)

Variations in health services among certain populations

c)

Differences in health that could be avoided

d)

the capacity of people to cope effectively

12.

Which of the following is part of the engagement stage of a home visit?

a)

Apply the CFAM to identify health concerns

b)

Work with the family to identify agreeable goals

c)

Work with the family to identify colutions

d)

Clarify the purpose for the visit

13.

What is the reason there has been little involvement of CHNs in randomized control trials?

a)

The evidence is not applicable to nursing practice

b)

Ethical issues such as with holding an intervention

c)

Trials can not explore the meaning of experiences

d)

Trials are not action oriented and have little relevance

14.

What is the first step in the evidence informed practice process?

a)

Search for research in the literature

b)

Formulate a re-searchable question

c)

Determine client preferences and choices

d)

Apply research guidelines recommendations

15.

What tool is used to recognize complex relationships among many factors?

a)

Epidemiological triangle

b)

Web of Causation

c)

Theoretical Frameworks

d)

Genogram

16.

Which factor is a biological risk?

a)

Adequate housing

b)

Food

c)

Hypertension

d)

Education

17.

What term refers to an observational method that is part of a community assessment?

a)

Windshield survey

b)

Community development

c)

Community health assessment

d)

Sustainability assessment

18.

Which of the following is not a characteristic of a successful screening program?

a)

Valid

b)

Reliable

c)

Natural

d)

Innocuous