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M100 Midterm exam

Total questions: 68

Worksheet time: 2hrs 41mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
What is the definition of Health?
a)
Combination of physical, mental/emotional and social health.
b)
Not taking care of your body, mind and relationships.
c)
Helping others to do their best.
d)
Balancing all sides of the health triangle.
2.
What is the definition of Wellness?
a)
Combination of physical, mental/emotional and social wellbeing.
b)
Practicing healthy behaviors to balance the health triangle.
c)
Living an unhealthy lifestyle.
d)
Focusing on two of the three sides of the health triangle.
3.
How can you describe physical health?
a)
Our interaction with others
b)
How we think and feel
c)
Condition of our body
4.
How can we describe social health?
a)
Condition of our body
b)
How we relate to others
c)
How we think and feel
5.
What is mental/emotional health?
a)
How we relate to others
b)
The condition of our body
c)
How we think and feel
6.
What influences health and wellness?
a)
Family
b)
Friends
c)
Morals, values, beliefs
d)
All of the above
7.
When someone is practicing healthy behaviors they are considered to be...
a)
shortening their lifespan
b)
living an optimal life
c)
taking too many risks
d)
giving up
8.

The passing of traits from parent to offspring is:

a)

heredity

b)

ascension

c)

evolution

d)

binary fission

9.

Taking care of yourself before you have an accident or get an illness is _______________.

a)

hygiene

b)

preventive healthcare

c)

life skills

d)

heredity

10.

The set of behaviors by which you live is your ___________.

a)

heredity

b)

lifestyle

c)

life skills

d)

environment

11.

Your ___________ is based on balanced physical, emotional, social, and mental well-being.

a)

wellness

b)

health

c)

heredity

d)

hygiene

12.

Which is one of the nine life skills that can help you maintain a healthy lifestyle?

a)

setting goals

b)

coping

c)

being a wise consumer

d)

all of the above

13.

WHO stands for

a)

World Health Organization

b)

World Human Organization

c)

World health Olympics

d)

World Health Association

14.

types of nonverbal communication do NOT include

a)

contempt

b)

hostility

c)

affection

d)

anger

15.

good eye contact does NOT mean

a)

respect

b)

willingness to listen

c)

keep communication open

d)

willingness to speak

16.

not having good eye contact generally does NOT mean

a)

anxiety

b)

defenselessness

c)

aviodance

d)

disruption

17.

nonverbal communication

a)

sending and receiving wordless messsages

b)

exchange of information using words

18.

verbal communication

a)

sending and receiving wordless messsages

b)

exchange of information using words

19.
Receiver
a)
creates the message
b)
analyzes the message
c)
route of message
d)
changes the message
20.
Source
a)
creates the message
b)
analyzes the message
c)
route of message
d)
changes the message
21.
Message
a)
creates the message
b)
verbal or nonverbal stimuli
c)
route of message
d)
changes the message
22.
Communication is the act of transmitting
a)
True
b)
False
c)
Who cares
d)
no
23.

Conversation skills in a professional settings include (check all that apply)

a)

tone of voice

b)

being clear

c)

being concise

d)

using slang

24.
Non-therapeutic communication 
a)
denies the patient the right to make their own decisions
b)
indicates that you are paying attention
c)
gets interaction started
d)
informs the patient
25.
What is not a part of therapeutic communication?
a)
Listening
b)
Silence
c)
Reflection
d)
Cliches
26.

what is not an example of being gender bias?

a)

all nurses are female

b)

all doctors are male

c)

all nurses are male

d)

all doctors are female

27.
How does technology affect the way people communicate?
a)
it allows people to communicate with others quickly and at a low cost
b)
it makes people less motivated to communicate with others
c)
it does not affect the ways people communicate
d)
it makes it difficult to maintain privacy when communicating with others
28.

What are the biological requirements for human survival?

(a)  

29.

How many is the original hierarchy of needs model?

(a)  

30.

It is a need for security ..

(a)  

31.

It is a need of interpersonal relationship ..

(a)  

32.

What is the fourth level in Maslow's hierarchy?

(a)  

33.

One example of this need is friendship ..

(a)  

34.

Examples of Physiological Needs?

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35.

Examples of Safety Needs?

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36.

To have complete mental, psychological and biological wellbeing is the WHO's definition of ...

a)

health

b)

sickness

c)

disease

d)

normality

37.

What are the three dimensions of men?

a)

psychological, political, educational

b)

biological, psychological and social

c)

environment, fungus and host

d)

biological, mental and political

38.

If you eat healthy and exercise everyday but you don't get along with your friends then you probably need to work on your ... health.

a)

Social

b)

Psychological

c)

Biological

d)

Political

39.

If you consume the food from the image, then you will most likely affect your ... health

a)

social

b)

environmental

c)

biological

d)

psychological

40.

Circumstance that favor the relationship between the agent and the host in the ecological triad.

a)

The environment

b)

The air

c)

Pofesional illness

d)

Illness due to the lack of something

41.

The bacteria Streptococcus A is believed to be responsible for many cases of flesh-eating disease. How would you classify the illness due to this bacteria?

a)

Infectious

b)

Professional

c)

Lack of

d)

Degenerative

42.

Select the agents that may be responsible for infectious disease:

a)

Bacteria

b)

Virus

c)

Fungus

d)

Water

43.

Category of illness that results from the gradual deterioration of organs or tissues that take place over time.

a)

Degenerative

b)

Professional

c)

Lack of

d)

Infectious

44.

How would you define the concept of "health"?

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45.

Name at least 3 organisms that can cause infectious diseases?

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46.

Name the system and the cells that defend us against infections

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47.

Define first aid?

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48.

What are the stages of illness?

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49.

Differentiate Acute from Chronic Illness.

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50.

What are the basic categories in Maslow's hierarchy of needs? (start from the lowest-order to highest-order needs)

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51.

A walk-in client enters into the clinic with a chief complaint of abdominal pain and diarrhea. The midwife takes the client’s vital sign hereafter. What phase of midwifery process is being implemented here by the midwife?

a)

Assessment

b)

Diagnosis

c)

Planning

d)

Implementation

52.

A systematic problem-solving approach used to identify, prevent, and treat actual or potential health problems and promote wellness.

a)

Body Mechanics

b)

Communication

c)

Midwifery Process

d)

Evaluation

53.

A data that refers to symptoms.

a)

Subjective Data

b)

Objective Data

c)

Subjective/Covert Data

d)

Objective/Overt Data

54.

A data that refers to signs.

a)

Subjective Data

b)

Objective Data

c)

Subjective/Covert Data

d)

Objective/Overt Data

55.

It is a rapid assessment done during any physiologic crisis of the client to identify life threatening problems.

a)

Initial Assessment

b)

Emergency Assessment

c)

Problem focused Assessment

d)

Time Lapsed Assessment

56.

An assessment performed within a specified time on admission.

a)

Initial Assessment

b)

Emergency Assessment

c)

Problem focused Assessment

d)

Time lapsed Assessment

57.

Give at least one benefits of using nursing/midwifery process

(a)  

58.

It is the first step in determining the health status.

a)

Assessment

b)

Diagnosis

c)

Planning

d)

Implementation

59.

Which of the following are the methods of data collection?

a)

Interview

b)

Observation

c)

Examination

d)

All of the above

60.

Cephalocaudal approach means

a)

Head to Toe

b)

Eyes to Ears

c)

Hands to Feet

d)

Face to Skin

61.

It is defined as “the use of the senses of vision, smell and hearing to observe the normal condition or any deviations from normal of various body parts.”

a)

Inspection

b)

Palpation

c)

Percussion

d)

Auscultation

62.

“To listen for various breath, heart, and bowel sounds”

a)

Inspection

b)

Palpation

c)

Percussion

d)

Auscultation

63.

Who is the best source of data?

a)

Parents

b)

Relatives

c)

Client

d)

Fiancee

64.

Which of the following is NOT a secondary source of data?

a)

Family members

b)

Significant others

c)

Client's medical records or chart

d)

Client

65.

All of the following are the components of nursing/midwifery health history, except:

a)

Biographic data

b)

Lifestyle

c)

Chief complaint

d)

Nursing/Midwifery Process

66.

A type of Planning that is done by all the nurses-midwife who work with the client.

a)

Initial Planning

b)

On-going Planning

c)

Discharge Planning

d)

All of these

67.

Name the elements of the communication Process

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68.

Write at least 3 Patient’s Bill of Rights and explain briefly each right.

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