1.

The PHNs’ responsibility of care is the:

A. Client
B. Family
C. Community
D. All of these

C – PHN’s responsibility of care is to focus on the community and the responsibility of the community
as a whole.

2. The focus of the PHNs’ activities is:

A. Primary prevention
B. Curative
C. Rehabilitative
D. all of these

A - The focus is on strategies, to promote good health and avoid illnesses and incapacity.

3. Greatest benefit requires coordination among:

A. health care disciplines
B. other disciplines
C. community
D. all of these

D - A nurse must collaborate with a wide range of sectors, including the community itself, in resolving
health-related concerns.

4. Which of the following describes a rural community?

A. Highly dense in population
B. People are well- knit and having high degree of group feeling
C. Complex interpersonal relationship
D. Non-agricultural occupation

B - It is people by simple folks characterized by primary group relation, well-knit and having high
degree of group feeling.

5. In order to promote optimum use of resources, the PHN must promote:

A. Best practices that are products of studies.
B. Best practices are the applied by the community.
C. Health practices based from community survey
D. Community health practice that is acceptable.

A - Limited health resources are best spent on long-term initiatives that adhere to ethical values. The
findings of research on best practices in community health should be distributed and used as needed.

6. These are the tools necessary to determine the needs of the community as a whole:
A. Blood pressure apparatus
B. Thermometer
C. Vital statistics
D. Weighing scale

C - A nurse will utilize assessment tools such as demographics and vital statistics to establish the
community's overall health requirements.

7. It is a type of community that has high density of people and has both agriculture and manufacturing
industry:
A. Rural
B. Urban
C. Rurban

C - Rurban is a community that is both rural and urban.

8. Which among the following describes an urban community? (select all that apply)
A. agricultural occupation
B. complex interpersonal social relations
C. primary group relation
D. not well- knit

BD - An urban community has a high density, a socially homogeneous population, a complex

organization, and non-agricultural activity; this is not the case in a rural community.

9. A healthy community:
1. have a feeling of superiority
2. recognizes and respects other subgroups
3. feels empowered and control over matters that affect the community as a whole
4. participate in decision making in community matters
Choices:
A. 1, 2, 3 and 4
B. 2, 3 and 4
C. 3 and 4
D. 2 and 4

B - A healthy community includes systems in place to ensure that all people have a reasonable way of
life, such as acknowledgment and respect for subgroups, a general sense of empowerment and
control over things that impact the community as a whole, and participation in communal decision
making.

10. A healthy city is one that: (select all that apply)

A. Maintains the community’s sanitation
B. Supplies health care needs
C. Doles out the need of the people in the community
D. Provides recreational activities for the people

ABD - A healthy city is one that consistently meets basic sanitation and hygiene needs, offers access to
health care, and fosters a health-promoting atmosphere through leisure activities.