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3 | Page B. File sick leave immediately and have a rapid testing after your shift. C. Get counseling after becoming HIV-positive D. Alert supervisor and initiate occupational exposure reporting system 28. What stage of HIV infection is the interval between the appearance of detectable HIV RNA and the first detection of antibodies? A. Acute HIV infection B. viral set point C. Stage 2 D. Stage 3 29. How many forms of HIV are identified? A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 4 30. The HIV life cycle is complex and consists of multiple stages. What is the first step in the life cycle of HIV? A. Uncoating B. Translation C. Binding D. Fusion CHN: Primary Health Situation: In 1978, representatives from 134 countries who attended the International Conference on Primary Health Care in Alma-Ata, USSR signed the Declaration on Primary Health. A public health nurse takes lessons from this occasion in consideration when planning care for the client. 31. The primary reason for signing the Primary Health Care was the: A. wide disparity in the health of underdeveloped and developed countries and even within countries. B. need for sustainable and people-centered public health care C. recognition of the important role of nurses in the community D. increasing burden of communicable and non- communicable diseases 32. Which is NOT a belief articulated in the Declaration? A. Promotion and protection of the health of the people contributes to the decrease of health care professional burden B. people have the right and duty to participate individually and collectively in the planning and implementation of their health C. PHC is premised on the spirit of social justice D. PHC is an integral part of the overall social and economic development of the community 33. How many essential elements are included in primary health care?  A. 4 B. 8 C. 12 D. 16 34. Which body defined health promotion as "the process of enabling people to increase control over, and to improve, their health”? A. World Health Organization B. Declaration of Primary Health Care C. Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion D. Jakarta Declaration on Health Promotion 35. Which of the following is a PRIORITY action area of the Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion? A. expanding and consolidating partnerships for health B. increasing investments for health development and securing an infrastructure for health promotion. C. increasing community capacity and empowering the individual D. developing personal skills CHN: FHSIS Situation: The Field Health Services Information System (FHSIS) is used in the community to summarize data on health services delivery and program indicators at various levels, from barangay to national. Nurse Camilla is newly assigned to the barangay health center and is undergoing orientation on this information system.  36. The Target/Client Lists constitute the second "building block" of the FHSIS and are intended to serve four purposes except? A. To plan and carry out patient care and service delivery, reducing the need to frequently access individual patient records. B. To provide a clinic-level database for further studies, such as follow-up and prospective studies. C. To report services delivered and avoid the need to go back to individual patient/family records for FHSIS reporting forms. D. To provide summary of data on health services delivery and selected program using indicators at the barangay, municipality/city, district, provincial, regional and national levels. 37. The complete set of Target/Client Lists will be collected periodically every:  A. End of each year of every two years B. End of each quarter or every six months C. Once every five years D. Depending on the program’s completion 38. A mother and her child come into the clinic bringing with them their treatment record enclosed in the brown envelope. As Nurse Camilla reviews the contents, she finds some concerning entries. What should she do next? A. Rely on the patient's home-based maternal record for further monitoring B. Use the treatment record as it was already maintained by the patient C. Cross check with the treatment records available in the facility D. Discard the treatment record and create a new one 39. A mother brings her child to the clinic after 4 days of watery bowel movements, which of the following actions is correctly done by Nurse Camilla which shows that she understands the FHSIS? A. The child's name, address, age, and symptoms were recorded in the treatment record, and a tick was placed in the Tally Sheet/Report Form M1 B. The child's name, address, age, and symptoms were recorded in the target client list C. No action was taken on the Tally Sheet/Report Form M1, as diarrheal disease does not require documentation in this form D. The child's name, address, age, and symptoms were recorded in the target client list and the ORS treatment were recorded in the treatment record 40. The FHSIS/M-2 or Monthly Natality Report should be reported by? A. BHS/BHC/RHU/MHC B. BHS/BHC/RHU/MHC/DH/CH/PH/CHO/RH C. RHU/MHC/DH CH/PH/CHO D. RHU/MHC/BHS/BHC CD: Vaccine-preventable Illnesses Situation: Nurse Sugar is a newly assigned public health nurse in a rural community. As she reviews the target client lists, she notices that some families have children with incomplete immunization.  41. Should Nurse Sugar make a family nursing problem on incomplete immunization, this falls under which typology? A. Wellness condition B. Health Threats C. Health Deficits D. Foreseeable Crisis 42. A mother comes into the clinic and asks Nurse Sugar the difference between german measles and measles. Nurse Sugar should respond by saying: A. "German measles causes Koplik spots on the soft palate, while measles causes Forchheimer’s spots in the mouth."