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2 | Page 15. Community Health Nurses need to gradually withdraw in order to: A. Move into new regions B. Allow health workers to become self-sufficient C. Ensure the health program’s sustainability D. None of the above Situation: In advancing the community's health, Nurse Julia will utilize principles related to health and illness. 16. A model that describes health status as ranging from optimal wellness to death is known as: A. Health belief model B. Health-illness continuum model C. Epidemiologic model D. Health promotion model 17. The model that defines health as a social phenomenon is: A. Health-illness continuum B. WHO definition C. Health promotion D. Evolutionary-based 18. According to the health belief model, people are likely to take preventive actions if the following conditions are met, EXCEPT: A. Presence of a fear factor B. The complications are severe or life-threatening C. The action is affordable yet effective D. The chance of becoming ill 19. The idea that illness and death serve to eliminate the weakest links is based on which model? A. Evolutionary-based B. Wellness-illness continuum C. Epidemiological D. WHO definition 20. The main objective of the health promotion model is to: A. Enhance the overall human species B. Raise the level of wellness C. Define health as a social concept D. Foster self-sufficiency in health Situation: Nurse Polly deals with everyday challenges in healthcare.   21. Nowadays, health is considered on an individual level as: A. The absence of illness in a person B. The mental and physical well-being of an individual C. A state of complete physical, mental, and social well- being D. An individual's optimal ability to live joyfully and productively 22. The fundamental aim of research in Community Health Nursing (CHN) is to A. Evaluate CHN theories B. Create new CHN theories C. Enhance healthcare services D. Strengthen the theoretical basis of CHN 23. The Community Health Nurse establishes a support program for pregnant teenagers in her role as: A. A care provider B. A health educator and counselor C. A health overseer D. A program coordinator 24. The Community Health Nurse takes advantage of every chance to influence behavior towards a healthy lifestyle in this role: A. Health promoter B. Health educator and counselor C. Health advocate D. Health overseer 25. The nurse guarantees that people are actively and fully involved in decision-making. In this capacity, the nurse is performing which role? A. Community health organizer B. Health educator and counselor C. Health advocate D. Health overseer Situation: Nurse Bean, who has been employed as a Community Health Nurse, is studying the principles of Community Health Nursing. 26. When defining the community as a patient/client in Community Health Nursing (CHN), the following definitions apply EXCEPT: A. A group of individuals with shared traits and interests residing in a specific area B. People whose lifestyle is significantly affected by the predominant mode of production C. Beyond the scope of purely medical institutions D. Focused on the marginalized, disadvantaged, and struggling segments of society  27. The main objective of Community Health Nursing (CHN) is: A. Shifting health responsibilities to the community B. Improving the overall health of individuals C. Enhancing health and preventing illness among people D. Safeguarding the value and dignity of individuals 28. In a community setting, health can be defined as: 1.   A balance between hot and cold 2.   A social phenomenon 3.   The absence of disease 4.  A reward or punishment from God Which of the following combinations are accurate definitions? A. 2 and 3 B. 1, 2, and 3 C. 2, 3, and 4 D. All of these 29. The goals of Public Health practice encompass the following EXCEPT: A. Enhancing overall wellness B. Preventing health issues C. Providing care tailored to individuals D. Managing determinants of health 30. The theoretical foundations of Community Health Nursing (CHN) are based on theories and principles from: A. Community health B. Nursing C. Public health D. Both public health and nursing Situation: Community Health Nurse Lassie applies various definitions of Public Health. 31. Dr. C. Winslow describes public health as focused on: A. Enhancing access to healthcare services B. Offering services to advance health and prevent illness C. Establishing a system to improve overall health status D. Ensuring people achieve their inherent right to health and longevity 32. Halon's concept of Public Health centers on: A. Education and provision of healthcare B. Ensuring the survival of the human species C. Improving people’s health capabilities D. A comprehensive approach to health 33. Purdoin asserts that public health practice must guarantee: A. Education and provision of healthcare B. The continuation of the human species C. The improvement of individuals' health capabilities D. Comprehensive development 34. The key aspect of Ruth Freeman's definition of Community Health Nursing (CHN) is: A. There are four tiers of clients B. It includes the use of Nursing and Public Health theories C. CHN practice can be started by either the community or an organization D. Improving people’s health abilities
3 | Page 35. Community Health Nursing (CHN) practice can be started by: 1.    Community organizations 2.    Department of Nursing/Local Government Units (LGUs) 3.    Civic organizations 4.    Civil society group Which of the following options is correct? A. All of the above B. Only 1 C. 1 and 2 D. 1, 2, and 3 Situation: Nurse Divine shares details about his role as a Public Health Nurse with nursing students in the clinical setting.   36. The following statements about Public Health are correct EXCEPT: A. It is a field involving medical and paramedical interventions B. It focuses on promoting health and preventing diseases C. It is designed to enhance individualized care D. It includes managing factors that impact health 37. The presence of health services in the community signifies __________. A. Availability B. Accessibility C. Utilization D. Relevance 38. To enhance the health status of the community, the most crucial factor in public health services is ________. A. Community involvement B. Suitable technology C. Multi-sectoral approach D. Free healthcare services 39. To ensure high-quality Community Health Nursing (CHN) services, the nurse engages in: 1.   Home visits to families within the community 2.   Coordination with school health programs to tackle specific issues affecting students 3.    Involvement in discussions about issues and policy development 4.   Participation in staff development sessions to stay updated on current trends and practices Which of the following is correct? A. All of the above B. All except 3 C. All except 4 D. All except 2 40. The philosophy of Community Health Nursing is: A. Enhancing the overall health of the population B. Focusing on health promotion and disease prevention C. Helping people realize their inherent right to health D. Respecting and maintaining the dignity and value of individuals Situation: Nurse Supervisor Chad describes the principles of Public Health Nursing to newly hired nurses.   41. The essential components of Community Health Nursing (CHN) practice are: A. Providing health education and counseling B. Promoting health and longevity C. Supporting health and development D. Advocating for health and social justice 42. To guarantee effective practice and high-quality care, nurses should: A. Engage in or contribute to research B. Participate in seminars, symposia, and forums C. Pursue a Master's degree in Nursing D. Offer care to individuals, families, and groups within the community 43. When using the nursing process to care for different levels of clientele in Community Health Nursing (CHN), the nurse takes on the role of: A. Health monitor B. Health educator-counselor C. Care provider D. Manager 44. Community Health Nurses can make use of the following indigenous resources: 1.   Herbal medicine 2.   Finger pressure techniques 3.   Barangay health workers 4.   Community members Which of these options is correct? A. Only 1 B. 1 and 2 C. 1, 2, and 3 D. All of these 45. The Community Health Nurse engages in planning to: A. Contribute the nursing aspect to the plan B. Oversee the planning process C. Demonstrate her planning skills D. Make sure each stage of the planning is executed Situation: Nurse Toffee utilizes traditional concepts of health and illness within the community environment.   46. When addressing the values, customs, and beliefs of community members, such as Tisay and her baby, the most effective approach for Nurse Toffee is to: A. Examine the historical background of each value, custom, or belief held by Tisay and her family B. Keep a non-judgmental stance C. Conduct a scientific study to evaluate the effectiveness of each value, custom, or belief D. Identify opportunities to use as entry points for changing these values, customs, or beliefs 47. When considering folk beliefs and practices, which of the following are viewed by the community as causes of their ailments? 1.   Nuno sa punso, engkanto, tikbalang, and kapre (elementals) 2.    Usog, batt, and balis (evil eye and evil tongue) 3.    Aswang, barang, and kulam (witchcraft and sorcery) 4.    Nahawa sa may-sakit (cross-infection) A. 1 and 2 B. 1, 2, and 3 C. 1, 2, 3, and 4 D. 4 only 48. Community health practices and beliefs should be evaluated to determine if they are beneficial, harmful, or neutral. Encouraging beneficial practices and tactfully discouraging harmful ones requires the most effective strategy, which is: A. Applying the community organizing process B. Ensuring the implementation of a primary health care approach C. Providing health education and counseling D. Conducting research and documentation 49. To enhance their understanding of health promotion concepts, Public Health Nurses Toffee and Ginger engage in various health promotion activities. Among the following programs, which one is primarily focused on health promotion? A. Unang Yakap B. Women's support group C. BEMONC D. Newborn screening 50. Health education is used in both health promotion and disease prevention. Which of the following statements is incorrect?