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Name
Class
Date
1.

WHEN IS THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PRIMARY HEATH CARE?

a)

SEPTEMBER 6-12 1978

b)

SEPTEMBER 6-12 1977

c)

SEPTEMBER 6-12 1970

d)

SEPTEMBER 6-12 1972

2.

This level of health care referral  system are the first contact between  community members and the other  levels of  facility. Example are RHU and BHS

a)

   Secondary

b)

  Primary

c)

Tertiary

d)

None of the above

3.

Identify what level of health  care  referral.  PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL/ REGIONAL HOSPITAL?

a)

Primary

b)

Secondary

c)

Tertiary

d)

None of the above

4.

1.       This level of health care referral  system are capable  in performing  minor surgeries and perform some simple laboratory exam?

a)

Primary

b)

Secondary

c)

Tertiary

d)

None of the above

5.

Identify what level of health referral system, DISTRICT HOSPITAL?

a)

Primary

b)

Secondary

c)

Tertiary

d)

None of the above

6.

This level of health care referral system are performing complicated and intensive care and capable in performing major surgeries?

a)

   Primary

b)

Secondary

c)

Tertiary

d)

None of the above

7.

Identify what level  of health care referral system, REGIONAL HOSPITAL.?

a)

Primary

b)

Secondary

c)

Tertiary

d)

None of the above

8.

Identify what level of health care referral system, PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL?

a)

Primary

b)

Secondary

c)

Tertiary

d)

None of the above

9.

What is the Legal Basis  on creating PHC?

a)

  LOI 949

b)

PD 966

c)

  EO 51

d)

RA 7600

10.

Identify what level of primary health care team, HEALTH AUXILLIARY OR VOLUNTEERS?

a)

Village or Barangay health worker

b)

Intermediate level of health workers

c)

A and B

d)

None of the Above

11.

Identify what health care referral system are the following.

"SPEECH TERAPISTS"

a)

PRIMARY

b)

SECONDARY

c)

TERTIARY

12.

Identify what health care referral system are the following.

"CARCIADC SURGERY"

a)

PRIMARY

b)

SECONDARY

c)

TERTIARY

13.

Identify what health care referral system are the following.

"NEURO SURGERY"

a)

PRIMARY

b)

SECONDARY

c)

TERTIARY

14.

Identify what health care referral system are the following.

"COUNSELING"

a)

PRIMARY

b)

SECONDARY

c)

TERTIARY

15.

Identify what health care referral system are the following.

"HEALTH PROMOTION"

a)

PRIMARY

b)

SECONDARY

c)

TERTIARY

16.

Identify what health care referral system are the following.

"CANCER TREATMENT"

a)

PRIMARY

b)

SECONDARY

c)

TERTIARY

17.

Identify what health care referral system are the following.

"HEALTH EDUCATION"

a)

PRIMARY

b)

SECONDARY

c)

TERTIARY

18.

Identify what health care referral system are the following.

"PHYSICAL TERAPISTS"

a)

PRIMARY

b)

SECONDARY

c)

TERTIARY

19.

Identify what health care referral system are the following.

"CHOLECYSTECTOMY"

a)

PRIMARY

b)

SECONDARY

c)

TERTIARY

20.

Identify what health care referral system are the following.

"CRAINIOTOMY"

a)

PRIMARY

b)

SECONDARY

c)

TERTIARY

21.

BCG DOSE

a)

0.05

b)

0.5

c)

5ml

22.

BCG ROUTE OF ADMINISTRATION

a)

INTRAMUSCULAR

b)

INTRADERMAL

c)

SUBCUTANEOUS

d)

ORAL

23.

DPT DOSAGE

a)

0.005cc

b)

0.05cc

c)

0.5cc

d)

5cc

24.

DPT ROUTE OF ADMINISTRATION

a)

INTRAMUSCULAR

b)

INTRADERMAL

c)

ORAL

d)

SUBCUTANEOUS

25.

OPV DOSAGE

a)

3 DROPS

b)

2 DROPS

c)

1 DROP

d)

4 DROPS

26.

OPV ROUTE OF ADMINISTRATION

a)

SUBCUTENEOUS

b)

INTRADERMAL

c)

INTRAMUSCULAR

d)

ORAL

27.

MEASELES DOSAGE

a)

0.05cc

b)

0.5cc

c)

0.005 cc

d)

1cc

28.

MEASLES ROUTE OF ADMINISTRATION

a)

INTRADERMAL

b)

INTRAMUSCULAR

c)

SUBCUTANEOUS

d)

SUBLINGUAL

29.

HEPA B DOSAGES

a)

0.5cc

b)

0.005cc

c)

5cc

d)

1cc

30.

HEPA B ROUTE OF ADMINISTRATION

a)

INTRAMUSCULAR

b)

INTRADERMAL

c)

SUBLINGUAL

d)

ORAL

31.

TETANUS TOXOID DOSAGE

a)

0.5cc

b)

0.005cc

c)

0.5cc

d)

1 cc

32.

TETANUS TOXOID ROUTE OF ADMINISTRATION

a)

INTRADERMAL

b)

INTRAMUSCULAR

c)

SUBCUTANEOUS

d)

ORAL

33.

OPV SITE OF ADMINISTRATION

a)

MOUTH

b)

EARS

c)

NOSE

d)

EYES

34.

EPI VACCINES ARE MANDATORY BASIC IMMUNIZATION UNDER 5 YEARS OF AGE?

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

c)

MAY BE

d)

NONE OF THE ABOVE

35.

IT IS A PROCESS BY WHICH THE VACCINE IS INTRUDUCED TO THE BODY BEFORE INFECTION SETS IN?

(a)  

36.

The Public Health Nurse works for the client.

a)

True

b)

False

37.

To protect client's rights as they are given the right for self-governance

a)

autonomy

b)

beneficence

c)

non-maleficence

d)

justice

38.

To do good for everyone

a)

autonomy

b)

beneficence

c)

non-maleficence

d)

justice

39.

To do no harm

a)

autonomy

b)

beneficence

c)

non-maleficence

d)

justice

40.

To treat everyone equally regardless of age, race or gender

a)

autonomy

b)

beneficence

c)

non-maleficence

d)

justice

41.

The Public Health Nurse works for the client.

a)

True

b)

False

42.

It's aim is to promote and maintain mental health and rehabilitate population at risk.

a)

School Health Nursing

b)

Occupational Health Nursing

c)

Community Health Nursing

43.

Nursing in the workplace

a)

School Health Nursing

b)

Occupational Health Nursing

c)

Community Health Nursing

44.

Focuses on promotion, protection, and restoration of workers' health within the context of a safe and healthy work environment.

a)

School Health Nursing

b)

Occupational Health Nursing

c)

Community Health Nursing

45.

Primarily determined by the characteristics of their clientele - their age, developmental stage and their common health problems and concerns.

a)

School Health Nursing

b)

Occupational Health Nursing

c)

Community Health Nursing

46.

The PHN's philosophy: "Community health nursing is based on the worth and dignity of a man."

a)

True

b)

False

47.

Determinants of Health and Disease

a)

Income and Social Status

b)

Education

c)

Physical Environment

d)

All of the Above

48.

Activities enhance resources directed at improving well-being

a)

Health Promotion

b)

Disease Prevention

c)

Health Prevention

d)

Disease Promotion

49.

general health prmotion and specific protection

a)

Tertiary

b)

Secondary

c)

Primary

d)

All of the Above

50.

maybe defined as a field pf professional practice in nursing and in public health which technical nursinh , intrapersonal, analytical, and org skills are applied to problems of health.

a)

Health Promotion

b)

Practice of Promoting and Protecting the Health

c)

Public Health Nursing

d)

All of the above

51.

Levels of Clientele

a)

Individual

b)

Family

c)

Group

d)

Aggregate

e)

All of the Above

52.

EMERGING FIELDS: this practice involves providing nursing care to individuals and famiies in their own places of residence

a)

Home Health Care

b)

Hospice Health Care

c)

EntrepreNurse

d)

Faith community nursing or parish nursinh

53.

consist of all organizations, people and actions whose primary intent is to promote, restore or maintain health.

a)

Health Promotion

b)

Primary Health Care

c)

Health System

d)

None of the Above

54.

provides the environment that facilitates and sharing of resources to promote snd protect health and to resolve health problems

a)

Primary Health Care

b)

Health Deliveryy

c)

World Health Organization

d)

None of the Above

55.

WHO CORE FUNCTIONS: 5 GOALS

a)

Capacity

b)

Priorities

c)

Standards

d)

All of the Above

56.

All of these are Major Roles of DOH. EXCEPT;

a)

leader in health

b)

private sources

c)

enabler and capacity builder

d)

administrator of specific sources

57.

satellite station of RHU and manned by barangay health workers (BHW) under Rural Health Midwives

a)

Rural Health Unit

b)

Barangay Sanitation Inspector

c)

Barangay Health Station

d)

Municipal Health Office

58.

is a set of activities undertaken by a healthcare provider or facility in response to its inability to provide the necessary health intervention for a patient

a)

RHU

b)

BHW

c)

Referral

d)

Local Health Board

59.

consisting only husband and wife such as newly married couples and “ empty nesters “

a)

Nuclear Family

b)

Extended Family

c)

Dyad

d)

Blended Family

60.

consisting of 3 generations which may include married siblings and their families pr grandparents

a)

Nuclear Family

b)

Blended Family

c)

Dyad

d)

Extended Family

61.

where one or both spouses bring a child or children from a previous marriage into a new living arrangement

a)

Extended Family

b)

Nuclear Family

c)

Blended Family

d)

Cohabiting Family

62.

A state of complete physical, mental and social well-being not merely the absence of disease and infirmity.

a)

Energy

b)

Wellness

c)

Health

d)

Vitality

63.

A dynamic process that individuals use to attain health, maintain health, and strive got higher levels of health.

a)

Spirituality

b)

Vitality

c)

Lifestyle

d)

Wellness

64.

Process of enabling people to increase control over and improve their health.

a)

Health promotion

b)

Health Protection

c)

Health Behavior

d)

Health Protective behavior

65.

Provide health care for people in their homes.

a)

Private duty Nurse

b)

Military Nurse

c)

Visiting Nurses

d)

Occupational Nurse

66.

Reflects relationships at the juncture of biological relatedness, marital and partnership status & living arrangements

a)

Family Roles

b)

Family Structure

c)

Family Functions

d)

Family Health

67.

A collection of people who interact with one another and whose common interest or characteristics form the basis of the sense of unity or belonging.

(a)  

68.

A state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. (WHO, 1958)

(a)  

69.

2 Main Focus of Public Health Nurse

4 lines
70.

Give at least 3 determinants of health

4 lines
71.

Specialized, non-political, health agency of United Nation, Responsible for providing leadership on global health matters

(a)  

72.

When is the World Health Day?

(a)  

73.

National authority of health

(a)  

74.

Vision of DOH

(a)  

75.

3 Functions of DOH

4 lines
76.

At what rank is Philippines Life expectancy among ASEAN countries

(a)  

77.

5 Pillars of Formula 1+1

4 lines
78.

2 types of PhlHealth

4 lines
79.

What is RA11223?

(a)  

80.

What is RA9508 of 2008

(a)  

81.

A first contact health care facility that offers basic services including emergency services and provision for normal deliveries.

(a)  

82.

Smallest healthcare

(a)  

83.

The Main Health Center; composed of complete health care team

(a)  

84.

What is the ratio of Public Health Nurse

(a)  

85.

The manager of Health center

(a)  

86.

Advance diagnosis/ lab/surgical

(a)  

87.

Legal basis of primary healthcare

(a)  

88.

Give at least 3 Millennium Developmental Goals

4 lines
89.

Give at least 3 Sustainable Developmental Goals

4 lines
90.

Amai Pakpak Medical Center is under what Level of Healthcare Facility?

(a)  

91.

Dr. Abdullah Hospital is under what Level of Healthcare Facility?

(a)  

92.

Marawi City Health Center is under what Level of Healthcare Facility?

(a)  

93.

Which of the following is considered as an Element of Primary Health Care?

a)

Use of appropriate technology

b)

People empowerment

c)

Expanded Program on Immunization

d)

Nurse Deployment Program

94.

1. Which of the following is considered as the professional face to face contact to the client or family in the community setting?

a)

Interview

b)

Assessment

c)

Survey

d)

Home Visit

95.

What is the purpose of placing the bag on top of a newspaper or paper lining?

a)

To ensure continuity of care

b)

To ensure completeness of the equipment

c)

To ensure that the bag will not be contaminated

d)

To ensure that proper care will be given to the client and family.

96.

Initially, the nurse must consider which of the following when planning for a home visit?

a)

Setting of the objectives for the home visit

b)

Gathering all information about the client

c)

Ensure completeness of CHN bag

d)

Informs the assigned family of the planned visit

97.

Which of the following is a principle in preparing for a home visit?

a)

Home visit should have a nurse-centered purpose or objective

b)

Home visit should be scheduled ahead of time

c)

The acceptance of the family for the services offered

d)

None of the Above

98.

In gathering all information about the client, which of the following should the nurse make use of? (Select all that applies)

a)

Individual and Family Health Records

b)

Knowledge of health center personnel

c)

Information from other Barangay Chairman

d)

Gossips from the neighbors

e)

Copy of a previous X-ray film

99.

The planning of care should involve: (Select All That Applies)

a)

Nurse

b)

Family

c)

Community

d)

Rural Health Midwife

100.

The priority nursing problem in the care of the family is the one that is:

a)

Acknowledged by the nurse

b)

Acknowledged by the BHW

c)

Acknowledged by the family

d)

Acknowledged by the officials of the barangay

101.

The frequency of conduct of home visits of the nurse to the households are prioritized based on:

a)

The economical status of the family

b)

The needs of the family

c)

The educational status of the family

d)

The needs of the nurse

102.

In conducting the home visit, which of the following is necessary for the nurse to bring? Select All That Applies

a)

Public Health Nurse bag

b)

Community Health Nurse bag

c)

Individual Treatment Record

d)

Jotdown notebook

e)

Equipment for vital signs monitoring

103.

The Barangay Health Station is spearheaded by which of the following

a)

Barangay Captain

b)

Kagawad on Health

c)

Barangay Health Worker

d)

Rural Health Midwife

e)

Nurse

104.

Joya, a SN from Abakada University, is currently having her Community Heath Nursing RLE exposure at a place called Purok Malipayon, Barangay Sirinadya. This community is a home of a local tribe which are known for their colorful fabrics. They are currently on the first day of their RLE exposure. Prior to visiting the said community, Joya knows that she must not bring the following:

a)

Umbrella

b)

Token

c)

Notebook

d)

Public Health Bag

e)

Extra Money

105.

True or False: The purpose of gathering all important information about the client prior to the conduct of home visit is for the continuity of care.

a)

True

b)

False

106.

Nursing Home visit is a professional face to face contact made by the Rural Health Nurse to the patient or family.

a)

True

b)

False

107.

The nurse should plan together with the family about the care to be given to individual and his family

a)

True

b)

False

108.

Planning of Nursing home visit should be fixed to avoid confusion on the part of the family members.

a)

True

b)

False

109.

The home visit should have a purpose or objective.

a)

True

b)

False

110.

The conduct of home visit is not a way to assess the past services given to the client.

a)

True

b)

False

111.

It is important that the family is willing and is interested to cooperate.

a)

True

b)

False

112.

The nurse has the sole responsibility to conduct home visits to all the households in his/ her assigned community monthly.

a)

True

b)

False

113.

The priority problem of the family should be the one the nurse will attend to

a)

True

b)

False

114.

The nursing home visit allows the nurse to build rapport to his/her assigned family and to be able to provide necessary healthcare activities.

a)

True

b)

False

115.

Community Health Nurses conduct home visit for different purposes. Which of the following is not the primary reason? (select all that applies)

a)

To build rapport to the family.

b)

To completely and comprehensively fill up the family assessment guide

c)

To perform health activities and provide health information to the family.

d)

To check the vital signs of all members of the family and refer for abnormalities.

116.

Arrange the following events for initial home visit from the last procedure to first:

1. Bringing of necessary paraphernalia

2.Having the correct name and address of the client 3.Introducing self and explaining purpose of visit

4. Making an appointment for next visit

5.Obtaining needed information from client

6.Reviewing Records about the patient

7.Ringing the bell or knocking the door

8.Selecting the most responsible member

(a)  

117.

1. Which of the following is considered as the professional face to face contact to the client or family in the community setting?

a)

Interview

b)

Assessment

c)

Survey

d)

Home Visit

118.

What is the purpose of placing the bag on top of a newspaper or paper lining?

a)

To ensure continuity of care

b)

To ensure completeness of the equipment

c)

To ensure that the bag will not be contaminated

d)

To ensure that proper care will be given to the client and family.

119.

Initially, the nurse must consider which of the following when planning for a home visit?

a)

Setting of the objectives for the home visit

b)

Gathering all information about the client

c)

Ensure completeness of CHN bag

d)

Informs the assigned family of the planned visit

120.

Which of the following is a principle in preparing for a home visit?

a)

Home visit should have a nurse-centered purpose or objective

b)

Home visit should be scheduled ahead of time

c)

The acceptance of the family for the services offered

d)

None of the Above

121.

In gathering all information about the client, which of the following should the nurse make use of? (Select all that applies)

a)

Individual and Family Health Records

b)

Knowledge of health center personnel

c)

Information from other Barangay Chairman

d)

Gossips from the neighbors

e)

Copy of a previous X-ray film

122.

The planning of care should involve: (Select All That Applies)

a)

Nurse

b)

Family

c)

Community

d)

Rural Health Midwife

123.

The priority nursing problem in the care of the family is the one that is:

a)

Acknowledged by the nurse

b)

Acknowledged by the BHW

c)

Acknowledged by the family

d)

Acknowledged by the officials of the barangay

124.

The frequency of conduct of home visits of the nurse to the households are prioritized based on:

a)

The economical status of the family

b)

The needs of the family

c)

The educational status of the family

d)

The needs of the nurse

125.

In conducting the home visit, which of the following is necessary for the nurse to bring? Select All That Applies

a)

Public Health Nurse bag

b)

Community Health Nurse bag

c)

Individual Treatment Record

d)

Jotdown notebook

e)

Equipment for vital signs monitoring

126.

The Barangay Health Station is spearheaded by which of the following

a)

Barangay Captain

b)

Kagawad on Health

c)

Barangay Health Worker

d)

Rural Health Midwife

e)

Nurse

127.

Joya, a SN from Abakada University, is currently having her Community Heath Nursing RLE exposure at a place called Purok Malipayon, Barangay Sirinadya. This community is a home of a local tribe which are known for their colorful fabrics. They are currently on the first day of their RLE exposure. Prior to visiting the said community, Joya knows that she must not bring the following:

a)

Umbrella

b)

Token

c)

Notebook

d)

Public Health Bag

e)

Extra Money

128.

True or False: The purpose of gathering all important information about the client prior to the conduct of home visit is for the continuity of care.

a)

True

b)

False

129.

Nursing Home visit is a professional face to face contact made by the Rural Health Nurse to the patient or family.

a)

True

b)

False

130.

The nurse should plan together with the family about the care to be given to individual and his family

a)

True

b)

False

131.

Planning of Nursing home visit should be fixed to avoid confusion on the part of the family members.

a)

True

b)

False

132.

The home visit should have a purpose or objective.

a)

True

b)

False

133.

The conduct of home visit is not a way to assess the past services given to the client.

a)

True

b)

False

134.

It is important that the family is willing and is interested to cooperate.

a)

True

b)

False

135.

The nurse has the sole responsibility to conduct home visits to all the households in his/ her assigned community monthly.

a)

True

b)

False

136.

The priority problem of the family should be the one the nurse will attend to

a)

True

b)

False

137.

The nursing home visit allows the nurse to build rapport to his/her assigned family and to be able to provide necessary healthcare activities.

a)

True

b)

False

138.

Community Health Nurses conduct home visit for different purposes. Which of the following is not the primary reason? (select all that applies)

a)

To build rapport to the family.

b)

To completely and comprehensively fill up the family assessment guide

c)

To perform health activities and provide health information to the family.

d)

To check the vital signs of all members of the family and refer for abnormalities.

139.

Arrange the following events for initial home visit from the last procedure to first:

1. Bringing of necessary paraphernalia

2.Having the correct name and address of the client 3.Introducing self and explaining purpose of visit

4. Making an appointment for next visit

5.Obtaining needed information from client

6.Reviewing Records about the patient

7.Ringing the bell or knocking the door

8.Selecting the most responsible member

(a)  

140.

This is an example of primary data collection

a)

Focus group discussion

b)

Health record on the family

c)

Census data

d)

Registry of vital events

141.

Epidemiologists are interested in learning about

a)

the causes of diseases and how to cure or control them

b)

the frequency and geographic distribution of diseases

c)

the causal relationships between diseases

d)

the causal relationships between diseases

142.

Diseases that are always present in a community, usually at a low, more or less constant, frequency are classified as having an ____________ pattern.

a)

epidemic

b)

endemic

c)

pandemic

d)

none of the above

143.

Which of the following statements is true concerning epidemic diseases?

a)

They are usually not very contagious.

b)

At the end of an epidemic, a disease spreads at an increasing rate and then abruptly disappears.

c)

They usually appear and disappear seasonally.

d)

none of the above

144.

An epidemic that becomes unusually widespread and even global in its reach is referred to as a

a)

pandemic

b)

hyperendemic

c)

Spanish flu

d)

epidemic

145.

Which of the following things cause malaria?

a)

mosquitoes

b)

plasmodia (singular plasmodium)

c)

red blood cells

d)

foods

146.

A nurse is initiating program planning. Which of the following actions will the nurse perform first?

a)

An accurate and thorough assessment of the community

b)

A confirmation of the formal and informal leaders of the community

c)

A determination of the budget available for obtaining relevant data

d)

An analysis of the employers perspective on potential program needs

147.

Which of the following actions should the nurse perform when analyzing collected assessment data?

a)

Identifying target populations by demographic characteristics

b)

Creating graphs, charts, and maps to display the data

c)

Categorizing the data and identifying the implications

d)

Determining the aggregates at high risk for specific problems

148.

A nurse is reviewing the collected data and discovers some information is not available. Which of the following conclusions will the nurse make?

a)

Further effort by the team is required.

b)

There is insufficient information to draw appropriate conclusions

c)

Further analysis needs to be performed.

d)

There is a data gap.

149.

A nurse is preparing to write a community diagnosis. Which of the following actions must the nurse take?

a)

Choosing a diagnosis from the 12 functional health patterns

b)

Choosing from an agency-approved list of NANDA International diagnoses

c)

Describe a situation and suggest an etiologic component focused on an aggregate

d)

Use appropriate NANDA International wellness-focused diagnoses

150.

What do most community/public health nursing diagnoses include?

a)

The afflicted individual or family, risk factors, and the desired outcome

b)

The aggregate at high risk and the nurses decision as to appropriate care

c)

The target population, the health response desired, and host or environmental factors

d)

The NANDA International terminology with associated evidence and outcomes

151.

Which of the following is the most effective way of prioritizing nursing diagnoses?

a)

Ensuring that the diagnoses are reimbursable by third-party payers

b)

Determining the degree of community concern about the problem

c)

Comparing the diagnoses with the agencys mission statement

d)

Discussing conclusions with another community/public health nurse

152.

Which of the following aspects of a solution to a problem allows the nurse to identify it as the best choice?

a)

It must be financially reimbursable.

b)

It must have the support of the clinical agency.

c)

It must have the support of the clinical agency.

d)

It must have the most advantages and the fewest disadvantages.

153.

Which of the following situations will cause difficulties when a nurse tries to persuade a community to accept a particular intervention?

a)

Powerful groups in the community may not be committed to this intervention.

b)

The solution is oriented to the future, not the present.

c)

The intervention may need more tax dollars than have currently been funded.

d)

The intervention is inconsistent with cultural, ethnic, or religious beliefs.

154.

The nurse is planning to present an educational program. Which of the following is important for the nurse to remember?

a)

Having many handouts so that the audience can remember what was said

b)

Ordering a microphone so that everyone in the room can hear easily

c)

Using pictures and posters of professionals demonstrating the needed behaviors

d)

Using many different methods of presentation with multimedia art

155.

In the definition of epidemiology, “distribution” refers to

a)

who

b)

when

c)

where

d)

why

156.

Epidemiologists are interested in learning about

a)

the causes of diseases and how to cure or control them

b)

the frequency and geographic distribution of diseases

c)

the causal relationships between diseases

d)

the causal relationships between diseases

157.

Diseases that are always present in a community, usually at a low, more or less constant, frequency are classified as having an ____________ pattern.

a)

epidemic

b)

endemic

c)

pandemic

d)

none of the above

158.

Which of the following statements is true concerning epidemic diseases?

a)

They are usually not very contagious.

b)

At the end of an epidemic, a disease spreads at an increasing rate and then abruptly disappears.

c)

They usually appear and disappear seasonally.

d)

none of the above

159.

An epidemic that becomes unusually widespread and even global in its reach is referred to as a

a)

pandemic

b)

hyperendemic

c)

Spanish flu

d)

epidemic

160.

Which of the following things cause malaria?

a)

mosquitoes

b)

plasmodia (singular plasmodium)

c)

red blood cells

d)

foods

161.

A nurse is initiating program planning. Which of the following actions will the nurse perform first?

a)

An accurate and thorough assessment of the community

b)

A confirmation of the formal and informal leaders of the community

c)

A determination of the budget available for obtaining relevant data

d)

An analysis of the employers perspective on potential program needs

162.

Which of the following actions should the nurse perform when analyzing collected assessment data?

a)

Identifying target populations by demographic characteristics

b)

Creating graphs, charts, and maps to display the data

c)

Categorizing the data and identifying the implications

d)

Determining the aggregates at high risk for specific problems

163.

A nurse is reviewing the collected data and discovers some information is not available. Which of the following conclusions will the nurse make?

a)

Further effort by the team is required.

b)

There is insufficient information to draw appropriate conclusions

c)

Further analysis needs to be performed.

d)

There is a data gap.

164.

A nurse is preparing to write a community diagnosis. Which of the following actions must the nurse take?

a)

Choosing a diagnosis from the 12 functional health patterns

b)

Choosing from an agency-approved list of NANDA International diagnoses

c)

Describe a situation and suggest an etiologic component focused on an aggregate

d)

Use appropriate NANDA International wellness-focused diagnoses

165.

What do most community/public health nursing diagnoses include?

a)

The afflicted individual or family, risk factors, and the desired outcome

b)

The aggregate at high risk and the nurses decision as to appropriate care

c)

The target population, the health response desired, and host or environmental factors

d)

The NANDA International terminology with associated evidence and outcomes

166.

Which of the following is the most effective way of prioritizing nursing diagnoses?

a)

Ensuring that the diagnoses are reimbursable by third-party payers

b)

Determining the degree of community concern about the problem

c)

Comparing the diagnoses with the agencys mission statement

d)

Discussing conclusions with another community/public health nurse

167.

Which of the following aspects of a solution to a problem allows the nurse to identify it as the best choice?

a)

It must be financially reimbursable.

b)

It must have the support of the clinical agency.

c)

It must have the support of the clinical agency.

d)

It must have the most advantages and the fewest disadvantages.

168.

Which of the following situations will cause difficulties when a nurse tries to persuade a community to accept a particular intervention?

a)

Powerful groups in the community may not be committed to this intervention.

b)

The solution is oriented to the future, not the present.

c)

The intervention may need more tax dollars than have currently been funded.

d)

The intervention is inconsistent with cultural, ethnic, or religious beliefs.

169.

The nurse is planning to present an educational program. Which of the following is important for the nurse to remember?

a)

Having many handouts so that the audience can remember what was said

b)

Ordering a microphone so that everyone in the room can hear easily

c)

Using pictures and posters of professionals demonstrating the needed behaviors

d)

Using many different methods of presentation with multimedia art

170.

In the definition of epidemiology, “distribution” refers to

a)

who

b)

when

c)

where

d)

why

171.

The aspect of health risk which an individual has a control

a)

Modifiable risk factor

b)

  Health prevention

c)

Non-modifiable

d)

Health protection

172.

The information must be presented in a

manner that is clear to the learners.

a)

Format

b)

Message

c)

Environment

d)

     experience

173.

The nurse must create therapeutic and supportive relationship with the learners

a)

 Environment

b)

Message

c)

Format

d)

   experience

174.

The process changing people's knowledge, attitude and skills for health promotion and risk reduction

a)

Health education

b)

Health advocacy

c)

Health protection

d)

Health teaching

175.

The WHO first international conference

on health promotion was held at?

a)

Philippines

b)

     Washington

c)

USSR

d)

Ottawa, Canada

176.

The nurse is able to identify area of instruction that may need to be modified

a)

 Participation

b)

Evaluation

c)

Experience

d)

Environment

177.

Sequencing of materials in a logical

manner from simple to complex.

a)

        Environment

b)

Evaluation

c)

Experience

d)

Participation

178.

As a behavior that is motivated by the desire to increase well-being

a)

  Health promotion

b)

Health prevention

c)

Health protection

d)

Health advocacy

179.

The active involvement of the learners

a)

Experience

b)

Environment

c)

Evaluation

d)

 Participation

180.

To maximize health within the constraints disease

a)

Health advocacy

b)

Health maintenance

c)

Health promotion

d)

Health protection

181.

The public receives information regarding possible or actual threats to health.

a)

Risk reduction

b)

Risk factor

c)

Risk protection

d)

Risk communication

182.

The strategy must match to the objectives of the learning activity and the characteristics of the learners

a)

Format

b)

Environment

c)

Experience

d)

Message

183.

It protects against specific diseases

a)

Health promotion

b)

Health protection

c)

Health

d)

Immunization

184.

A proactive process in which individual participate in behavior that enable them to react to potential threats to health

a)

Risk

b)

Risk reduction

c)

Risk factor

d)

Risk communication

185.

The aspect of health risk which an individual has a no control

a)

Modifiable risk factor

b)

Health prevention

c)

Non-modifiable

d)

Health protection

186.

The aspect of health risk which an individual has a control

a)

Modifiable risk factor

b)

  Health prevention

c)

Non-modifiable

d)

Health protection

187.

The information must be presented in a

manner that is clear to the learners.

a)

Format

b)

Message

c)

Environment

d)

     experience

188.

The nurse must create therapeutic and supportive relationship with the learners

a)

 Environment

b)

Message

c)

Format

d)

   experience

189.

The process changing people's knowledge, attitude and skills for health promotion and risk reduction

a)

Health education

b)

Health advocacy

c)

Health protection

d)

Health teaching

190.

The WHO first international conference

on health promotion was held at?

a)

Philippines

b)

     Washington

c)

USSR

d)

Ottawa, Canada

191.

The nurse is able to identify area of instruction that may need to be modified

a)

 Participation

b)

Evaluation

c)

Experience

d)

Environment

192.

Sequencing of materials in a logical

manner from simple to complex.

a)

        Environment

b)

Evaluation

c)

Experience

d)

Participation

193.

As a behavior that is motivated by the desire to increase well-being

a)

  Health promotion

b)

Health prevention

c)

Health protection

d)

Health advocacy

194.

The active involvement of the learners

a)

Experience

b)

Environment

c)

Evaluation

d)

 Participation

195.

To maximize health within the constraints disease

a)

Health advocacy

b)

Health maintenance

c)

Health promotion

d)

Health protection

196.

The public receives information regarding possible or actual threats to health.

a)

Risk reduction

b)

Risk factor

c)

Risk protection

d)

Risk communication

197.

The strategy must match to the objectives of the learning activity and the characteristics of the learners

a)

Format

b)

Environment

c)

Experience

d)

Message

198.

It protects against specific diseases

a)

Health promotion

b)

Health protection

c)

Health

d)

Immunization

199.

A proactive process in which individual participate in behavior that enable them to react to potential threats to health

a)

Risk

b)

Risk reduction

c)

Risk factor

d)

Risk communication

200.

The aspect of health risk which an individual has a no control

a)

Modifiable risk factor

b)

Health prevention

c)

Non-modifiable

d)

Health protection

201.

Primary focus of community health nursing?

a)

cure of illness

b)

prevention of illness

c)

rehabilitation back to health

d)

promotion of health

202.

The goal of primary health care is attained thru the provision of adequate health services

a)

True

b)

False

203.

Primary healthcare makes a distinction between the different classes of people

a)

True

b)

False

204.

The public sector is largely financed thru tax-budgeting system

a)

True

b)

False

205.

The vision of the Department of Health is to guarantee equitable, sustainable health for all Filipinos

a)

True

b)

False

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