Community Health Nursing
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Instruction: Choose the best answer for the following questions. STRICTLY NO ERASURES ALLOWED.
SITUATION – Community Health Nursing (CHN) is
aunique blend of nursing and public health that is aimed at
developing and enhancing health capabilities of people
1. As a public health nurse, Kat knows that one of the
following statements is not true. Which one is it?
a. All public health nurses are employed by the government
b. All community health nurses are employed by the
government
c. All community health nurses provide care in the community
setting
d. All public health nurses provide care in public health setting
2. The ultimate goal of her Community Health Nursing:
a.Raise the level of health of the citizenry
b.Health in the hands of the people
c.Health promotion and disease prevention
d.Self reliance in health
3. To uphold the worth and dignity of man is the community
health nursing’s;
a.primary goal c.philosophy
b.ultimate goal d.vision
4. Which of the following statements is not correct?
a. As part of participation to policy formulation, the nurse
plays an active role in lobbying for amendments to the nursing
role
b. In the community. The nurse raises the level of awareness
of the people to identify existing problems and potentials to
address such problems
c. If the people in the community want free medicines, the
nurse complies as the basis of service should be on what
people demands
d. If many of the trained community health workers resigned,
the nurse has to start all over again and never gives up.
5. Which of the following is correct?
a. If people are not attending to the services offered by the
health staff, the team must reassess the needs of the people
b. In participatory approach, the nurse must devotedly adhere
to what people want
c. In a peasant community where people are fighting for land
ownership, the nurse must not participate as this is not a health
concern
d. Nurses must not join protest actions as nurse should always
be neutral at all times
Situation: Being the Public Health Nurse you perform your
role as health educator in the provision of community health
care.
6. What is the basic principle in Community Health Nursing?
A. Promote a self – reliant community
B. Eradicate the immunizable diseases
C. Prompt treatment of communicable diseases
D. Rehabilitation to the previous level of functioning the
clients
7. Which of the following is a factor affecting optimum level
of health(OLOF)?
1.Political 3. Well-being
2.Behavioral 4. Health care system
A.1,2,3 B.1,2,4 C.1,2,3,4
D.2,3,4
8. The primary focus of community health nursing is on:
A.Health promotion and prevention
B.Alleviating socio-economic status of the people
C.Treatment modalities of disease
D.Rehabilitation
9. In the preparation of your health education plan, the first
thing you do is:
a.Assess community needs for health education
b.Identify the subjects for health education
c.Specify your goals and objectives
d.Identify who will provide and the type of support to be
provided
10. In order to determine the success of your health education
plan and have some basis for modification you should have:
A. Measurable outcome criteria
B. Well documented activities
C.A written community diagnosis
D.Written assessment of community needs
11. The following are principles of the atomistic approach in
looking at man, except:
a. Provision of a tepid sponge bath to lower the temperature of
the client
b. Family therapy
c. Nurse’s administration of medications at the right time
d. Performance of proper wound care
12. In terms of educational preparation, a PHN should have:
a. A BS Nursing degree
b. A BS Nursing degree and a registered nurse
c. A BS nursing degree, a registered nurse and Master’s
degree units
d. A BS nursing degree, RN, and a master’s degree
13. Nurse Rafaela was appointed as a supervising public
health nurse at Dumaguete Rural Health Unit. The
qualification of a supervising public health burse are the
following; except:
A.Master’s degree in nursing or public health
B.2 years experience as a public health nurse
C.Registered nurse
D.BSN graduate
14. As a nurse, Kat knows very well that she can perform all
of the following except:
a. Assist in home deliveries
b. Perform Leopold’s maneuver in the home setting
c. Conduct lectures on the importance of prenatal visits to all
pregnant women
d. Suture 2nd degree lacerations during home deliveries
15. The community health nurse leads a class on breastfeeding
with a group of prenatal parents. The nurse allows the
participants to ask questions, make comments, and reason out
loud as feedback is given. Which of the following teaching
techniques is the nurse using?
a. lecture b. role playing
c. demonstration d. discussion
16. When CH Nurse participates in policy formulation on
improving health service delivery, she is performing her role
as:
a.Health Manager c.Health Leader
b.Health Advocate d.Health Coordinator
17. The four major change agents that impact the future of
community health care for children and families are
demographic, science and:
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a. the amount of influence the public has on legislator and the
political party in power
b. the stock market and recession periods
c. hospital administrative policies and health care
reimbursement
d. market-driven economic policy and technology
18. The following statements describe the human health
resources, except:
a. Every year there is a marked increase in the number of
health professionals
b. Despite the increase in the number of health providers, there
is still an enormous need in the rural areas
c. The growing number of health professionals contributes to
their low salaries and lack of benefits
d. Migration to other countries is primarily an economic issue
19. Nurse Kat knows that only one of the following statements
is correct. Which is it?
a. In CHN, the client is considered as passive recipient of care,
not an active partner
b. The goal of CHN is achieved through sectoral efforts
c. CHN practice is affected by the development in health
technology, in particular, and changes in society, in general
d. CHN is independent from health care system and the larger
human services system
20. A home health nurse is made aware that a client and
family are about to lose their home due to foreclosure. The
nurse contacts the social service department of the home
health care agency for assistance in finding housing for the
family. The actions taken by the nurse best exemplify which
of the following roles of the community health care nurse?
a. clinician b. advocate
c. consultant d. researcher
21. Ruthie conducts a mother’s class to discuss the importance
of boiling water to make it safe for drinking. Which among the
following roles is she performing?
a. Clinician b. Researcher c. Leader d.
Health educator
22. Ruthie organized a group of young adults and teenagers to
help clean up garbage near the community’s water source.
Which among the following roles is she performing?
a. Clinician b. Researcher c. Leader d. Health
educator
23. When Ruthie instructed the community people and the
health workers to continuously report cases of diarrhea and the
midwives properly document the cases, she was performing
her role as:
a. Clinician b. Researcher c. Leader d.
Health educator
24. During home visits, Ruthie identified cases of severe
dehydration among children and immediately referred them to
the district hospital. Which among the following roles is she
performing?
a. Clinician b. Researcher c. Leader d. Health
educator
25. Which among the following roles transcends all
dimensions of nursing?
a. Clinician b. Researcher c. Leader d. Health
Educator
26. The primary aim of occupational health nursing is:
a.Reduction of hazards in the work area
b.Maintenance of a healthy work environment
c.Promotion of optimal health and prevention of diseases and
injuries
d.Industrial peace among workers and management
27. Workers may be exposed to different hazards of work like
biological hazards exemplified by:
a.Stress, tenure, salary c.Heat, cold, humidity
b.Dust, fumes, chemicals d.Fungi, virus, bacteria
28. Which of the following statements is true about health
promotion:
a. Health promotion is a way of life
b. Health promotion is outside hospital nursing
c. Health promotion means absence of disease
d. Health promotion is an investment in life
29. The provision of health information in the rural areas
nationwide through television and radio programs and video
conferencing is referred to as:
A.Red cross program C.Wellness program
B.Telehealth program D.Community health program
30. Establishing bike lanes, walking lanes and providing open
space for physical activity to promote the prevention
some NCDs related to immobility is following which key
strategy of NCDs prevention and control program?
a. Establishing program direction and infrastructure
b. Changing environments
c. Changing lifestyle
d. Reorienting health services
31. Despite the nature of disease pattern, hospitals have been
developed and maintained as primary venues of health
services because:
1. Some diseases are far advanced and require hospitalization
2. Not all diseases can be prevented at the community level
3. Hospitals are infrastructures that serve as proof of
development
4. Hospital practice is rooted in the colonial health science
education system
a. 1 and 2 b. All except 1
c. All except 4 d. All of the above
SITUATION: Change within the health care system has
accelerated during the past decade. This is brought about by
changes in technology and the nations economy and the
increasing number of population, to name a few.
32. One of the MOST several development that was enacted
to subsidized the cost of health services both for the
employed and unemployed is:
A. Medicare act C. National Health Insurance
Act
B. National Amelioration Pay D. Workmen’s
Compensation Act
33. Lately, health promotion and disease prevention services
have been getting increased attention in the Department of
Health. One of the implications of these changes as far as the
scope of nursing practice is concerned is emphasis in the
application of which of the following competencies:
A.Therapeutic use of self
B.Health education
C.Execution of nursing procedures and techniques
D.Administration of treatment and medication
34. The latest census has shown an increase in the life span
among Filipinos resulting to an increase in the number of
elderly population. In addition to these data, it is observed that
the cost of hospitalization is getting more expensive and
unaffordable to majority of the people. These facts can bring
about an increase in the demand of which of the following
nursing services:
a.Managed care services c.Hospice and home care services
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b.Clinical specialization d.Acute cared services ensure that as the implementation of health reforms moves
forward, nobody are left behind.
35. The latest trend that has developed to deliver care based
on prepaid fees with emphasis on health promotion and illness 44. The goals of Aquino Health Agenda is directed towards:
prevention is covered under: 1. Ensuring better health outcomes 3. Ensuring equitable
a.Government insurance plan c.Private insurance plan access to affordable health care
b.Preferred provider organization d.Health maintenance 2. Sustained health financing
organization 4. Ensuring free health care services delivery to all Filipinos
a. All except 1 b. All except 2 c. All except 3 d. All
36. Hospitals now a days are encouraged, if NOT requires to except 4
offer comprehensive health services to include illness
prevention and health promotion. To implement this program, 45. The Aquino Health Agenda (AHA) is a focused approach
hospitals, especially government hospitals have already added to health reform implementation in the context of HSRA
in the regular services the following: and Fourmula one, ensuring that all Filipinos especially the
A.Rehabilitation centers C.Wellness centers poor receive the benefits of health reform. AHA shall be
B.Newborn screening D.Intensive care units attained by pursuing three strategic thrusts. This does not
include:
37. The Republic Act that refers to the Magna Carta of public a. Financial risk protection through expansion in NHIP
health workers: enrollment and benefit delivery
A.RA 2382 B.RA 1082 C.RA 7305 D.RA b. Improved access to quality hospitals and health care
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c. Attainment of the health-related Millennium Development
38. The basis for health sector reform are the following: Goals (MDG)
1. Persistence of large variations in health status across d. Creation of additional public hospitals to address the
population groups and geographic areas growing demand in health care services
2. Rising burden from chronic degenerative disease
3. High burden from infectious diseases 46. The success of AHA will be based on progress made in:
4. Increasing costs of medicine 1. Prevention of premature deaths
a. 1 2 3 b. 1 2 3 c. 2 3 5 d. All of the above 2. Controlling communicable and non-communicable diseases
3. Reduction of underweight among children
39. Framework for implementation of Health Sector Reform 4. Reducing maternal and newborn deaths
Agenda (HSRA) is: a. 1 and 2 b. 3 and 4 c. All except 3 d. All of the
A. Rationalization for health C. Primary above
Health Care
B. National Objectives for Health D. Fourmula One for 47. The AHA shall be implemented by which of the following
Health agencies?
1. Department of Health 2. Department of Education
40. The DOH, in its new role as the national authority on 3. LGUs 4. Private hospitals
health has several functions, which one is specific to the role a. 1 and 3 b. 1 only c. All except 4 d. All of the
of the DOH as the “enabler and capacity builder? above
A.Serve as the national policy and regulatory institution
B.Innovative new strategies in health to improve effectiveness 48. Improvements in NHIP benefit delivery can be achieved
of programs by:
C.Administer direct services for emergent health concerns that a. Promoting the availment of quality outpatient and inpatient
require new technologies services at accredited facilities through reformed
D.Serves as advocate in adoption of health policies capitation and no balance billing arrangements for sponsored
members, respectively.
41. Which of the following is the key to the implementation of b. Fiscal autonomy and income retention schemes for
FOURmula One for health? government hospitals and health facilities
a. Engagement of National Health Insurance Program c. Aggressively promoting healthy lifestyle changes to reduce
b. Health Sector Reform Agenda non-communicable diseases
c. Empowerment of people d. Unified and streamlined DOH licensure and PhilHealth
d .Mobilization of more resources for health accreditation for hospitals and health facilities

42. Which element of FOURmula one aims to improve and 49. The Philippine health care delivery system is composed of
ensure accessibility and availability of basic and essential two sectors. This is a largely financed sector through tax-
health care? based budgeting system both national and local levels, hence,
A.Health financing C.Health service delivery socialized user fees have been introduced in recent years for
B.Health regulation D.Good governance certain type of service.
a.public sector c.non government sector
43. The DOH is aspiring to give Hib vaccine for a very b.private sector d.none of the above
affordable price in every public health facility to be able to
uphold their vision. This aspiration is based on what element SITUATION: The nurse plays a very important role in
of the FOURmula one? building closer ties with the patient to gain their trust and
a. Health financing b. Health service delivery confidence and particularly in the implementation and
c. Good governance d. Health regulation promotion of health care.

SITUATION: The Aquino Health Agenda (AHA) is being
launched to improve, streamline and scale up reform
interventions espoused in the HSRA and implemented under
FOURmula One. This deliberate focus on the poor will
50. In conducting a clinic visit, the first step that Nurse
Andrea should take is to:
a. Prepare the family record of the new client
b. Greet the client and establish rapport
b. Perform physical examination on the client

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d. Elicit and record the client’s chief complaint and clinical
history
51. The primary client of Community Health Nursing;
a.Individual c.Aggregate
b.Family d.Community
52. In community health nursing, according to Mary Gardner
the unit of service is the:
a.Community b.Family c.Individual client d.Health care
giver
53. This family theory states that the family’s major task is to
create an environment, in which each family member can
master the development task required of them to accomplish at
each stage of development:
a. Structural-functional theory c. Developmental stage theory
b. Crisis theory d. Interactional theory
54. Children are divided to three age groups. In the DOH
definition, newborns refer to infants during the first month of
life. Infants are those that are still below one year old. On the
other hand, children refer to the age group between:
A.One year old to less than 10 years old
B.Three years old and 12 years old
C.One year old and 13 years old
D.Five years old and 12 years old
55. Tessie, a new community health nurse assigned in the rural
community, notices that nanay Lita the local herbolaria is
snubbing her. The best thing for her to do is:
A.Snub her as well and pretend she does not exist
B.Ask the midwife to fetch her and have a meeting with her at
the health center to clarify
C.Make a courtesy call visiting her when she leaves
D.Send an invitation for a training of community health
workers
56. Nurse Sussy was doing case finding in a barangay in the
rural communities of Cuilon. Her target is to identify
undocumented Hansens Disease cases. Seeing her in uniform,
a woman remarks. “You’re not a nursing student are you? I
have may chores to do today, please!” and ignores the nurse.
Sussy’s IMMEDIATE course of action would be to:
a. Visit the next house so as not to waste the day’s activity and
return to re-visit this home after a day or two.
b. Communicate the incident to the Barangay Captain and get
him/her to join her in her next visit.
c. Ignore the woman’s behavior, turn around and simply leave
her alone
d. The feelings and behavior manifested by the woman and get
to the root causes of such a behavior.
57. A student nurse visits Dora who immediately stated that
she has “too much work to do and she has been visited and
interviewed by student nurses almost daily.” After explaining
the purpose of her visit, the student’s APPROPRIATE action
would be to:
a. Set an appointment at Dora’s convenient time.
b. Select another family as a client.
c. Tell her clinical instructor about the problem.
d. Ask the barangay chairman for assistance.
58. When beginning a relationship with a family on home
visit, the community health nurse:
a. is accepting and listens carefully to problem of all family
members
b. allows the discussion to be open and non-directional
c. focuses on the problem of one of the family member
d. encourages others to speak for the main client to get an
unbiased view
59. Ana has been caring for a child in the home. She has a
tracheostomy tube and is oxygen dependent. Ana prefers to do
the care early in the morning due to a heavy caseload. The
family requests that care be done when the child is awake by
10am. The BEST response by Ana would be:
a. “I will see if I can find another nurse who can meet your
preferred schedule.”
b. “If I give the care at 10am, other children needing my care
may not be attended to.”
c. “I’m sorry, I wish I could, but I cannot do so due to heavy
workload.”
d. “Let’s look at what time is in the child’s best interest and
then we can work out a better schedule.”
60. The simplest way to minimize the spread of
microorganism is
a.Homevisitn c. Hand washing
b.Bag technique d. Thermometer technique
61. It is the tool which the nurse could be to perform
procedure with ease and deftness and saving time and effort.
A.Public Health c. Homevisit
B.Bag technique d. Clinic visit
62. To maintain the cleanliness of the public health bag and its
contents, which of the following must be observed by the
nurse?
a. Wash hands before and after providing nursing care to the
family members
b. Place a bag on a table lined with clean paper, clean side in
and folded part touching the table
c. Remove the apron folding it away from the person, the
soiled side out and clean side in and place it in the bag
d. All of the above
63. The following statements are some important points to
consider when using the public health bag. Which is incorrect?
A.The bag and its content should be well protected from
contact with any article in the client’s home
B.The arrangement and contents of the bag should be one
most convenient to the user
C.The articles in the patient’s home are clean while the sterile
bag and its contents as dirty and contaminated
D.Place a bag on a table lined with a clean paper, clean side
out and the folded part touching the table
64. In prioritizing community problems, the nurse must assess
the perception of the community as they are affected by the
problem using which criteria?
a. nature of the problem c. social concern
b. magnitude of the problem d. preventive
potential
65. As a community health nurse Erlinda keeps on performing
physical examination, making nursing diagnosis, determining
nursing goals and writing a nursing care plan for the success
of her nursing actions. Such activities highlighted a classic
framework from which nursing care is delivered focusing on:
A.Outcome elements C.Structural elements
B.Behavioral elements D.Process elements
Situation: Community Health nursing utilizes the nursing
process that leads to desired outcome of health status
66. Nurse Isabel came for a home visit to Mrs. Reka’s house.
Assessment revealed that all of the 3 children of Mrs. Reka’s
have not received vaccination against measles. Their condition
falls under:
a. Heath deficit b. Health threat c. Foreseeable crisis d.
Stress point
67. Which of the following is a health deficit?
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A.History of repeated infection
B.Use of nuclear medicine
C.Death or illness in the family
D.Population is inadequately immunized
68. Which of the following is the highest possible score in
prioritizing a family health problem?
a. 4 b. 5 c. 6 d. 7
69. It was election time and candidate comes to you and
requests that you participate in free clinic which is part of the
campaign. What will you do?
A.Ask for an apology for not participating and tell him that
people can come to the health center anytime they need the
service
B.Verify first if the candidate can give you substantial
professional fee
C.You liked him, so no questions asked, you go!
D.Wait until the rival candidate comes in and join the one
which you must feel win.
70. Which of the following nursing activities are generally
associated with community healthy nursing, and not hospital
nursing?
i.Membership to an inter-agency committee
ii.Making a budget presentation to the Municipal council for
the Municipal Nutrition Program
iii.Giving BCG to newborns
iv.Disease surveillance
v.Taking care of post-stroke client and his/her family
a.I, ii, iv, v b. ii, iii, iv, v c. I, iii, iv, v d. All of the above
71. Which of the following is an important health indicator in
urban poor communities?
A.Level of physical activity C.Environmental
quality
B.Effectiveness of coping D.Mental health
SITUATION – The communtiy Health Nurse and the most
common sexually transmitted diseases
72. PD 856 requires the following EXCEPT:
a.Workers in the entertainment establishments to have a health
certificate
b.Venereal disease clearance is necessary
c.Examination of syphilis every seven weeks
d.Examination of gonorrhea every two weeks
Situation: Community empowerment is an important aspect in
the work of a community health nurse. The following
questions apply.
73. Nurse Mian is preparing a lecture in community health
nursing. Which of the following statements should not be
included in her lecture?
a. The dynamics in one community is the same as any other
community in the country
b. The community is a group of people sharing common
geographic boundaries, or common values and interests
c. A community functions within a socio-cultural context in
that people share the same cultural heritage, making each
community unique from another
d. The physical characteristics of the environment vary and
this affects the economic production of the people
74. To empower community members, the community nurse
performs which activity?
a. do all the activities for community members
b. step back at the beginning and giving little output
c. define the community needs for the members
d. give ownership and leadership to the community
75. Descriptors of a healthy community include:
a. a community where the members are disease free
b. seeking to make all the resources available to all members
c. keeping the sub-groups informed of changes whenever
necessary
d. the leaders making decision for the community members
76. When a community health nurse works as a client
advocate, the nurse:
a. uses a passive approach in solving identified problem
b. attempts to smooth problems over to keep the community
calm
c. is assertive in speaking and acting on behalf of the client
d. is aggressive in pursuing the achievement of the client goals
77. Which statement does not describe community
organizing?
a. It is a continuous process of educating the people to
understand and develop their critical awareness on their
condition
b. It involves motivating elected leaders to work for the good
of the selected members of the community
c. It entails working with the people collectively and
efficiently on their immediate and long-term problems
d. It includes mobilizing the people for capability-building
process
Primary Health Care (Concept)
78. The legal basis of PHC is:
A.LOI 949 B.RA 7305 C.EO 51 D.RA 3573
79. Which of the following is not a cornerstone of Primary
Health Care?
A.As part of participation to policy formulation, the nurse
plays an active role in lobbying for amendments to the nursing
law
B.In the community, the nurse raises the level of awareness
for the people to identify existing problems and potentials and
address such problems
C.If the people in the community want free medicine, the
nurse complies as the basis of services should be on what
people demand
D.If may of the trained CHW resigned, the nurse has to start
all over again and never give up
80. PHC is a system which emphasizes well being of all
segments. What is the result of this effort?
A.Progressive well being
B.Progressive nation building
C.Economic development and technology
D.Economic progress and self reliance
81. Pillars of primary health include all of the following
EXCEPT:
A. Use of Appropriate technology
B. Provision of medical care and emergency treatment
C. Support mechanism made available
D. Intra and Inter –sectoral linkages
82. Grass roots workers in the communtiy Health Practice
will refer to.
a.Health team members working in the communtiy
b. Nurses and widfives in the PHC midvfeve practice
c.Barangay Health Workers
d.Nurses, Widwives and Baragy Healh Workers (BHWs)
83. The ratio of public health nurse to community population
is:
a. 1: 5,000 b. 1: 10, 000 c. 1: 15,000 d. 1: 20,000
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84. Which of the following is not in the level of primary immunization
health care and delivery system? d. educating parents on the signs of lead poisoning
A.Barangay Health Services C.Rural Health
Unit 94. Ana finds that a toddler has some developmental delays
B.City Health Services D.Community Hospital during a home visit. When looking for a cause or contributing
factor, which of the following environmental factors would
85. Health problems beyond the capability of the village she consider MOST important to assess?
health workers are referred to an intermediate health facility, a. dust mites in child’s toys c. house pets
usually a: b. lead paint in the crib d. presence of asbestos in the home
a. District hospital c. Specialty clinic
b. Medical center d. Rural health unit Situation - Nursing care of the older person is the domain of
geriatric nurses, but many are in the homes of their community
86. In promoting self-reliance the community organizer could
implement strategies such as: 95. In public health, the foundation of disease prevention is:
a. Regular monitoring of community health workers a. Epidemiology c. The health care delivery system
b. Establishment of an effective health referral system b. Handwashing practice d. Healthy lifestyle promotion
c. Incorporation of income generating projects
d. Multi-sectoral and interdisciplinary linkages 96. Nurse Onat correctly identifies the pattern of distribution
of an unusually large number of cases in a given period of
87. The goal of PHC is to achieve “health for all in the year time as:
2000”. This means that is: a. Epidemic b. Endemic c. Pandemic d. Sporadic
1. Globally competitive 4. Acceptable and
affordable to everyone 97. In what way could a community health nurse best gather
2. Accessible to everyone 5. Transcultural data as to demography and health profile of older persons?
3. Gender sensitive 6. Based in the community A. Records B. Survey C. Interview D. Library
or workplace
a. All of the above b. 1, 3, 5 c. 2, 4, 6 98. The census is an official and periodic enumeration of
d. 3, 4, 5 population. The data collected is used to present and explain
trends, and consequently plan programs and services based on
SITUATION – Health promotion and disease prevention are them. A census team collects data by assigning people to
basic concerns of the nurse in Community Health Nursing where they live, regardless of their location at the time of
practice. census. This group used which census method?
a.de jure b.sample survey c.de facto d.none
88. Nurse Makoy knows that in all levels of prevention and of the above
even in all the program thrusts of the health care delivery
system, he should provide which of the following? 99. Which of the following is the primary goal of health care
a. Health promotion c. Health education and services of the older persons?
b. Health collaboration d. None of the above A. Longer disasbility-free life C. Multi disciplinary care
B. Rights of the older persons D. Maintenance of belief and
89. The most basic type of health promotion program of the values
Department of health is the:
a. Primary health care c. Health information dissemination 100. In the Philippines, the older persons are cared for by the
b. Control of AIDS d. Expanded program on family. As a community health nurse what should be observed
immunization during a home visit?
A. social development C. Total development
90. Primary level disease prevention method through task
environmental control pertain to the following EXCEPT: B. Emotional symptoms D. Physical symptoms
a. Disinfection and sterilization
b. Vector and animal reservoir control
c. Avoidance of carcinogens, poisons and allergens
d. Occupational risk reduction

91. Ana BEST exemplifies primary prevention by which of

the following activities?
a. teaching new mothers infant care
b. infant phototherapy
c. oxygen humidification
d. tracheostomy care

92. Karel is performing self-breast examination every month.

Karel is engaging in which level of prevention?
a. Primary prevention c. Secondary prevention
b. Tertiary prevention d. Health education

93. Which of Ana’s teaching activities would be considered

PRIMARY prevention when caring for clients in her case
load?
a. providing families with her telephone number for any home
emergencies
b. teaching parents first aid for insect bites