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WorksheetsCHN -2nd year nursing
Total questions: 131
Worksheet time: 2hrs 30mins
a group of people who share a common
characteristic, interest, or location. This could be based on geography, shared values, or commongoals.
community
institution
community health
social services
⭐️which are the benefits of spot mapping?
Understanding the spread of disease or other health issues.
communicating information to stakeholders and the community
Identifying areas where interventions are needed
identifying the medications in an immediate response
⭐️Spot maps don't account for population density(number of individuals in a population per unit are or volume
true
false
⭐️spot mapping is marked on map using symbols or?
(a)
⭐️Nueva Ecija and Baliwag City is an example of what kind of area?
rural
urban
rurban
Ang cute ko ba?
YESSSSSS
If NO (babagsak ka sa quiz)
⭐️component of community includes
all EXCEPT ONE:
SHARED VALUES AND BELIEFS
୨ৎ Culture, History rand Goals/Aspiration
PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL
ENVIRONMENT
9s Locus (physical location
and boundaries),
sharing, joint action and supportive Interaction
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND EMPOWERMENT
9s Active agency, Problem Solving, Community Mobilization.
MGA CHISMOSANG PALAKA
how many community subsystems are they?
10
12
16
8
⭐️Areas outside cities and towns, often
characterized by natural landscapes and lower
population density.
urban
rural
rurban
⭐️spatial framework for social interactions and resources
territory
community
institution
⭐️ares which has Low population density,
agricultural activities, limited infrastructure
compared to urban areas, and a more relaxed pace
of life.
✿ Examples: Agricultural areas, villages, sparsely
populated regions.
rural
urban
rurban
⭐️provides sense of identity(heritage), rootedness and
social cohesion(mutual understanding)
territory
cultural heritage
historical heritage
⭐️It defines the community, its values and well being
human
people
elders
⭐️schools, hospitals, public transportation (provide
essential resources and opportunities for the well being
of the people)
basic service institution
basic public institution
public service institution
health service institution
⭐️access to quality resources, social connections, shared
understanding of health promotion efforts.
common mode of living
territory
institution
⭐️encourages individuals to work together to feel sense
of ownership and trust to the process.
group decision making
brainstorming
meeting
⭐️foster mutual support
WHICH IS WRONG?
unity
solidarity
independence
physical factor affceting health: it is where Industrial activities in the community can contribute to air and water pollution, impacting public health.
industrial heritage
industrial empowerment
industrial development
is considered the primary client because it directly influences the health of individuals, families, and population groups, and many health services are provided at this level.
community
territory
population
a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, not just the absence of illness or disease.
psychological aspect
healthcare
well-being
health
a healthcare profession dedicated to the care of
individuals, families, groups, and communities. It
involves promoting health, preventing illness,
caring for those who are ill or disabled, and
delivering primary healthcare services.
Nurse
Medical team
Nursing
community nurse
WHICH DOES NOT DEFINE A PUBLIC HEALTH?
a multifaceted field focused on improving the health of populations through organized community efforts, including disease prevention, promotion of health, and ensuring conditions
conducive to healthy living.
It encompasses various
disciplines like epidemiology, biostatistics,
environmental health, health policy, and social and behavioral sciences.
aims to address
health issues at a population level rather thanfocusing on individual patients.
focuses on maintaining, improving, and
protecting the health of a group of people within a
defined geographic area or community.
It's a field of
public health that considers social, behavioral,environmental, and economic factors thatinfluence health
community health
public health
municipal health
mental health
According to (a) ; is a learned practiced discipline
with the Ultimate Goal of contributing as individual and
in collaboration with others, “T o the Promotion of the
Clients Optimum Level of Functioning Through T eaching
and Delivery of Care” Is a unique blend of nursing and
public health practiced woven into a human service that
properly developed and applied has a tremendous impact
on human well being
It involves several basic concepts, including the
promotion of healthy living, prevention of disease and
health problems, medical treatment, rehabilitation,
evaluation of community health nursing care delivery
and prevention systems, and research to further
community health nursing and wellness.
(a)
WHICH IS NOT PART OF THE 4 CORE FUNCTIONS OF COMMUNITY HEALTH
NURSING PRACTICE:
Identification of community culture and resources that
lead as a key factor in the community health care delivery
system
Evaluate community health conditions, health risks and
problems to identify the health-care demands of the people.
Plan and implementation of comprehensive community
health interventions, care, services and programmes
Develop health policy at the local community level to
drive policies/agreements at the state and national levels
for collaborative endeavors and actions.
Understand the principles in every healthcare settings and provide quality care in a certain area only
How many major functions of community health nurse are they?
6
9
7
8
Ist Filipino Nurse supervisor under Bureau of Health.
(a)
Major function of CHN that provide direct patient care in various settings, such as community centers, schools, and homes, offering primary care, health assessments, and treatment for both acute and chronic
conditions
(a)
Major function of CHN that educate individuals and communities on health promotion, disease prevention, and self-care practices, empowering them to make informed decisions about their health.
(a)
major function of CHN that advocate for clients' rights and needs, ensuring access to healthcare and social support services, and working to improve healthcare
systems and policies.
(a)
major function of CHN that manage health programs, develop and implement community health plans, and oversee staff, ensuring efficient and effective healthcare delivery.
(a)
major function of CHN that collaborate with other healthcare
professionals,
community
organizations, and
government agencies to coordinate care and address community health needs.
(a)
major function of CHN that take initiative to improve community health outcomes, identify health disparities, and promote health equity.
(a)
major function of CHN that conduct research to evaluate the
effectiveness of community health
programs,
identify community health needs, and inform best practices in community health nursing
(a)
The primary focus of community health nursing practice is on
_____. Community Health Nurses
are ______ in terms of their practice through life's continuum.
Answer: ____ and _____
(a)
The ultimate goal of community health services is to
"raise the level of health of the citizenry"
TRUE
FALSE
in CHN, it is the unit of service
(a)
is a primary responsibility of the
CH nurse.
(a)
which is NOT part of the 6 IMPORTANT CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMUNITY NURSING
Itis a specialty field of nursing.
It emphasizes on wellness and other than disease or illness
It is population based. It includes inter-disciplinary collaboration
It practice combines public health with nursing. It amplifies clients responsibility and self-care
It practice combines public health with nursing. It amplifies clients to be independent on their responsibility and self-care when chn are done with their jobs
Act # (a) (Board of Health of the Philippines)
Act # 309 (___ and ___ Boards of Health) were created.
(a)
Board of Health was abolished;
then the functions were transferred to the (a)
Act # (a) or Fajardo Act created the Sanitary Divisions, the forerunners of present MHOs
female nurses performs the functions of doctors (senator Pacifico Fajardo)
what makes the statment wrong? write the correct answer for the incorrect word
(a)
Act # 2809 (Nurses Law was created)
TRUE OR FALSE
(a)
This Act/ law also mandated the holding of board exams.
Act #157
Act #2809
Act#2808
Act # 2156
He became the first city health officer
Dr. Mariano Icasiano
Pacifico Fajardo
Joseph Estrada
Bogart
Office of Nursing was created through the effort of
Vicenta Ponce (chief nurse) and Rosario Ordiz (assistant chief nurse)
Vicento Ponce (chief nurse) and Rosario Ortiz (assistant chief nurse)
Vicente Ponce (chief nurse) and Rosanto Ontiz (assistant chief nurse)
Victims of World War Il were treated by the nurses of (a) .
Who helped in the release of 31 Filipino nurses in Bilibid Prison as prisoners of war by the Japanese?
(a)
In FEBRUARY back then furing the history? Number of nurses decreased from 556 - __.
308
309
306
307
First training center of the Bureau of Health was organized by the
Pasay City Health Department of Care
Pasay City Health Department.
Pasay City Health Department Officers
in 1953
The first (a) rural health units were organized.
RA 1891 amended some sections of RA 1082 and created the eight categories of rural health unit causing
an DECREASE in the demand for the
community health personnel.
false
true
Division of Nursing was abolished (RA __) and Reorganization Act (EO 288)
977
877
970
870
Who organized the National League of Nurses of DOH
annie sands
annie sand
zenaida nisce
zenaida nicse
who became the nursing program supervisor and consultant on the six special diseases (TB, leprosy,
V.D., cancer, filariasis, and
mental health illness).
(a)
what is the RA # of Local Government Code of 1991
(a)
who was positioned as the nursing adviser at the Office of Public Health Service hrough Department Order # 29
(a)
EO # 102, which redirects the functions and operations of DOH, was signed by former President ___
joseph estrada
emilio aguinaldo
corazon aquino
noynoy aquino
What formula # for health was lunched to provide an implementation framework to the reform agenda?
2
3
1
5
Match the following.
The community is considered the ___ client, and the family is the ___.
(a)
This focuses on the individual's health needs, such as providing direct patient
care and
addressing individual health problems.
individual
people
family
These are groups of people who share similar characteristics, developmental stages, or exposure to health risks, such as children, the elderly, or specific ethnic groups.
community
population groups
population
physical factor affecting health : it is a physical environment, including air quality, water availability, and sanitation, directly impacts health.
environment
nature
physical factor affecting health: it is where Location can influence health outcomes, such as the spread of diseases through factors like flooding.
geographical location
spot map
what are the 4 social factors affecting health?
socioeconomic status, education, social support, culture
socioeconomic growth, education teams, social support, cultural heritage
socioeconomic power, education, social support, cultural norms
An individual behavioral factor that affects health which Dietary habits, physical activity levels, and substance use (like smoking and drinking)
significantly affect health.
personal choice
personal behaviors
coping skills
lifestyle choices
an individual behavioral factor that affects health which How
individuals manage stress and life's
challenges can impact their health.
lifestyle choice
coping skills
personal behavior
an individual behavioral factor that affects health which Individual decisions and habits, like hygiene practices and adherence to medical
recommendations,
play a crucial role in
maintaining health.
coping skills
personal choice
lifestyle choice
personal behavior
which is NOT other factors affecting health?
genetics
health services
hotdog
how many levels of prevention in CHN are there?
3
4
2
Level of prevention which focuses on the ONSET of disease or injury before it occurs
primary
secondary
tertiary
level of prevention which focuses on Early detection and treatment of diseases to prevent progression and complications.
primary
secondary
tertiary
areas where Cities and towns with a high
concentration of people and buildings.
urban
rural
rurban
level of prevention which focuses on Minimizing the impact of existing diseases and disabilities through
rehabilitation and
supportive care.
primary
secondary
tertiary
⭐️an area called which has High population density,
diverse economic activities (industry, commerce,
services), good infrastructure, and a wide range of
amenities.
✿ Examples: Manila, Quezon City, Cebu.
urban
rural
rurban
community subsystems that focuses o (physical location and boundaries), sharing, joint action and supportive Interaction
physical environment
chemical environment
environmental matter
This
subsystem
encompasses formal and
informal learning opportunities, including schools, libraries, and community learning programs.
Education
Recreation
economics
This subsystem includes public safety, crime prevention, and access to transportation networks.
safety and transportation
safety and community
politics and government
This subsystem involves local government, political representation, and civic engagement
politics and government
economics
social support
⭐️This subsystem involves local government, political representation, and civic engagement.
safety and transportation
health and social services
social support
This
subsystem
information
channels,
communication networks.
communication
network
interaction
This includes employment, income, business activities, and the overall economic stability of the community.
education
economics
recreation
⭐️This includes recreational activities, parks, sports, and leisure opportunities.
recreation
economics
social support
social structure
⭐️This subsystem refers to the social hierarchies, social groups, and social networks within the community.
education
social support
social service
social structure
Spot mapping helps community health nurses visualize where cases are concentrated, potentially revealing localized outbreaks or hot-spots.
true
false
This subsystems includes the availability of support networks,
social connections,
and informal
assistance systems within the community.
social services
social structure
social support
a way of visually displaying the geographic distribution of cases of a health problem or event, often used in
epidemiological investigations.
spot map
map spot
spot spot
a tool making use of public health bag through which the nurse, during his/her home visit, can perform nursing procedures with ease and deftness, saving time and effort with the end in view of rendering effective nursing care.
bag technique
community health nursing bag
chn
public health bag
an essential and indispensable equipment of the public health nurse which he/she has to carry along when he/she goes out home visiting. It contains basic medications and articles which are necessary for giving care
paraphernalia bag
public health bag
(a) a chemical test, determines the presence of reducing sugars like glucose. It involves adding Benedict's reagent, a blue solution, to a sample and heating it. If reducing sugars are present, the solution will turn green, yellow, orange, or red, and a precipitate will form.
Benedict's reagent (a blue solution containing copper(II) sulfate, sodium nitrate, and sodium carbonate)
what makes the statement wrong? type the correct answer
(a)
Result Interpretation in benedicts test:
➢ Blue: no residual sugar or ____
• Green: 0.1 to __% sugar
• Yellow: 0.5 to __% sugar
• Orange: 1 to __% sugar
• Red: 1.5 to __% sugar
• Brick red: More than __% sugar
answer with no spaces and by use commas
(a)
test for urine, also known as the heat and acetic acid test, is used to detect Bence-Jones protein.
acetic acid
benedicts test
urinalysis
It involves adding acetic acid to a urine sample, heating it, and observing for protein precipitation. Detects Proteinuria.
answer with space
(a)
involve using appropriate materials to ensure proper hygiene, infection prevention, and promote healing. Key materials include sterile solutions, gauze, various dressings, and tape. Specific materials and techniques may vary based on the type and severity of the wound.
wound cleaning and dressing
dressing up and deep cleaning
Which is NOT PART of the evaluation and documentation in Bag technique/chn
Record all relevant findings about the client and members of the family.
Take note of environmental factors which affect the clients/family health.
Include quality of nurse-patient relationship.
Assess effectiveness of nursing care provided.
Get the bag from the table, fold the paper lining ( and insert), and place in between the flaps and cover the bag.
a comprehensive assessment tool used to gather information about a
familys health, environment, and social context
answer with spaces
(a)
Family Structure Characteristics and Dynamic involves what?
1. Members of the household and relationship to the head of the family.
2. Demographic data-age, sex, civil status, position in the family
3. Place of residence of each member-whether living with the family or elsewhere
4. Type of family structure-e.g. patriarchal, matriarchal, nuclear or extended
5. Dominant family members in terms of decision making especially on matters of health
care
6. General family relationship/dynamics-presence of any obvious/readily observable
conflict between members; characteristics, communication/interaction patterns among
member
only name and age and address
not in the option
1. Income and expenses
a. Occupation, place of work and income of each working member
b. Adequacy to meet basic necessities (food, clothing, shelter)
c. Who makes decision about money and how it is spent
2. Educational Attainment of each Member
3. Ethnic Background and Religious Affiliation
4. Significant others-role (s) they play in family’s life
5. Relationship of the family to larger community-nature and extent of
participation of the family in community activity
These are under what category in data collection
Family Structure Characteristics and Dynamics
Socio-economic and Cultural Characteristics
Home Environment
1. Housing
a. Adequacy of living space
b. Sleeping in arrangement
c. Presence of breeding or resting sites of vector of diseases (e.g. mosquitoes,
roaches, flies, rodents, etc.)
d. Presence of accident hazard
e. Food storage and cooking facilities
f. Water supply-source, ownership, pot ability
g. Toilet facilities-type, ownership, sanitary condition
h. Garbage/refuse disposal-type, sanitary condition
i. Drainage System-type, sanitary condition2. Kind of Neighborhood, e.g. congested, slum etc.
3. Social and Health facilities available
4. Communication and transportation facilities available
These are where under in what data collection
Home Environment
Socio-economic and Cultural Characteristics
1. Medical Nursing history indicating current or past significant illnesses or beliefs and practices conducive to health and illness
2. Nutritional assessment (especially for vulnerable or at risk members)
Anthropometric data: measures of nutritional status of children-weight, height, mid-upper arm circumference; risk assessment measures for
obesity : body mass index(BMI=weight in kgs. divided by height inmeter
These is under what data collection
Home Environment
Health Status of Each Family Member
what are do u call in health status assessment that measures nutritional status of children-weight,height, mid-upper arm circumference
(a)
risk assessment measures for
____ : body mass index(BMI=weight in kgs. divided by height in meters)
obesity
malnutrition
no answer
Convert your weight to kilograms: If you have your weight in pounds,
divide it by (a) .
Convert your height to meters: If you have your height in feet and inches,
convert it to inches, then to centimeters (___ cm per inch), and finally to
meters (___ cm per meter).
Use “and” for answers
(a)
Calculate your BMI: Divide your weight in kilograms by your height in
meters squared (BMI = weight (kg) / height² (m²)
Is this the correct formula for BMI?
yes
no
maybe
BMI Interpretation:
Under 18.5: ___
18.5 to 24.9: ___
25.0 to 29.9: ___
30 or higher: ___
underweight, common weight,learn to wait, very obese
underweight,healthy weight, overweight, obese
Note: BMI is a specific measure and accurate for everyone, especially
athletes or individuals with high muscle mass. No need to Consult with a healthcare
professional for personalized advice
false
true
1. Immunization status of family members
2. Healthy lifestyle practices. Specify.
3. Adequacy of:
Rest and sleep
Exercise/activities
Use of protective measure-e.g. adequate footwear in parasite-infested areas; use of
bed nets and protective clothing in malaria and filariasis endemic areas.
Relaxation and other stress management activities
4. Use of promotive-preventive health services
these are under what data collection?
Values, Habits, Practices on Health Promotion, Maintenance and Disease
Prevention.
Home environment
Health Status of Each Family Member
what are the 5 parts (A-E) that is included in the first level data collection in inital data base for family nursing practice?
Family Structure Characteristics and Dynamics, Socio-economic and Cultural Characteristics,Home Environment,Health Status of Each Family Member,Values, Habits, Practices on Health Promotion, Maintenance and Disease
Prevention.
Family Structure Characteristics and Dynamics, Socio-economic and Cultural References ,Home Safety Environment,Health Status of Each Family Member,Values, Habits, Practices on Health Promotion, Maintenance and Disease
Prevention.
Tool used to assess the coping ability of the family for certain health situation with its purpose of providing a
basis for estimating the nursing needs of a particular family
use spaces when answering
(a)
defined as dealing with problems associated with care with reasonable success
coping
cramming
gaslighting
when the family is unable to cope with one and other aspect of health care
add spacec when answering
(a)
ability or capacity to deal with health situation; the control
with the health competence of the family
coping
coping deficity
to cope
•Consist of brief statements or phrases that explain why you have rated the family as you have.
-It is the coping capacity and not the underlying problem that is being rated.
•Expressed in terms of behavior or observable facts rather than in adjectives.
-It is the family and not the individual that is being rated.
In rating, it is your own professional judgment that will be needed to make a decision
add space when answering
(a)
what are the
NINE AREAS OF FAMILY NURSING FAMILY
COPING INDEX:
1)Physical Competence
2)Therapeutic Competence
3)Knowledge of Health Condition
4)Application of Principle of General Hygiene
5)Health Attitudes
6)Emotional Competence
7)Family Living
8)Physical Environment
9)Use of Community Facilities
1)Physical Competence
2)Therapeutic Communication
3)Knowledge of Health Diseases
4)Application of Principle of General Cleaning
5)Health Status
6)Emotional Competence
7)Family Living
8)Physical Environment
9)Use of Community
Concerned with ability to move about, to get out of
bed, to take care of daily grooming, walking, etc.
•Note that it is the family competence that is measured
even though an individual is dependent, if the family is
able to compensate for this, the family may be
independent
(a)
PHYSICAL COMPETENCE
The causes of dependence may vary and may be due to: actual physical incapacity
the inability of “know-how” to unwillingness; or fear of doing the necessary task
true or false
(a)
Includes all of the procedures or treatments
prescribed for the care of illness, such as giving
medications, using appliances (including crutches),
dressings, exercises and relaxation, special diets, etc
(a)
concerned with the particular health condition that is the
occasion for care. knowledge of the disease or inability to understand communicability of disease and modes of transmission. understanding of general pattern of development of a newborn baby, and the basic needs of infants for physical care or tender loving care
(a)
concerned with family action in relation to maintaining family
nutrition, securing adequate rest and relaxation for family
members, carrying out accepted preventive measures such
as: Immunizations medical appraisal safe homemaking habits in relation to storing and preparing food
(a)
Concerned with the way the family feels about health care in general, including preventive service, care of illness and public health
(a)
This category has to go with the maturity and integrity with
which the members of the family are to meet the usual stresses and problems of life, and to plan for happy and fruitful living. The degree to which individuals accept the necessary disciplines imposed by one’s family and culture
the development and maintenance of individual responsibility and decision
Willingness to meet responsibility and decision
(a)
This category is concerned largely with the interpersonal or
group aspects of family life
-how well the members of the family get along with one another
-the ways in which they make decisions affecting the family as a whole
-the degree to which they support one another and do the
things as a family
-the degree of respect and affection they show for one another
-the ways in which they manage the family budget the kind of discipline that prevails
(a)
This topic is concerned with the home, the community and the work environment as it affects family health.
The condition of the house such as the presence of accident
hazards, screening, plumbing system, facilities for cooking and privacy level of community (deteriorated neighborhood, presence of social hazards such as rats), transportation, condition of schools,and availability
(a)
This category has to do with the degree of the family use and
awareness of the available community facilities for health
education and welfare.
This includes the ways in which they would use services of
private physicians, clinics, hospitals, schools, welfare
organizations, churches, and so forth
(a)
• Allender and Spradley
—Two or more people who live in the same household,
-Share a common emotional
bond
-Perform certain interrelated
social tasks
true or false
(a)
how many family structures are there based on Internal
Organization and Membership?
7
8
9
