PRIMARY HEALTH CARE 1

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TEST 1- Multiple Choice. Encircle the correct answer. Avoid ERASURES!

ERASURES AUTOMATIC WRONG!

1.) What is PHC means?

A. Primary Healthy Center 5.) Categorized into three levels: primary,
secondary, and tertiary.
B. Primary Health Care
A. health professionals
C. Prime Health Care
B. health care facilities
D. Primary Healthy Care
C. health care system

2.) What is HCDS means?

6.) A systematic plan of health services
A. Health Care Delivery System rendered to the people.
B. Health Care Deliverance System A. health professionals
C. Healthy Care Deliverance System B. health care facilities
D. Health Care Delivery Services C. health care system

3.) What is the formula of Naegel's Rule? 7.) Has a bed capacity of 100 and above.
Examples are medical centers and regional or
A. - 3 + 7 provincial hospitals.
B. + 3 - 7 A. primary level
C. + 3 + 7 B. secondary level
D. - 3 - 7 C. tertiary level

4.) Health care providers who perform 8.) Consists of district health care institutions
specialized roles in their area of expertise. that have 50-100 bed capacities.

A. health facilities A. primary level

B. health professionals B. secondary level

C. health care system C. tertiary level

9.) Example of these are barangay health
stations and rural health units.
A. primary level
B. secondary level
C. tertiary level
10.) Informal sector includes persons with no
definite source of income.
A. true
B. false
11.) Formal sector includes formal and
contractual employees.
A. true
B. false
12.) What does PhilHealth stand for?
A. Philippine Health Care System
B. Philippine Health
C. Philippine Health Insurance Corporation
13.) What does HMO stand for?
A. Health Medical Office
B. Health Medical Organizations
C. Health Maintenance Organizations
14.) What is the definition of Health?
A .Combination of physical, mental/emotional
and social health.
B. Not taking care of your body, mind and
relationships.
C. Helping others to do their best.
D. Balancing all sides of the health triangle
15.) What is the definition of Wellness?
A. Combination of physical, mental/emotional
and social wellbeing.
B. Practicing healthy behaviors to balance the
health triangle.
C. Living an unhealthy lifestyle.
D. Focusing on two of the three sides of the
health triangle.
16. Health education with emphasis on nutrition
is a part of intervention done during____.
a . Prenatal check-up
b. Intranatal period
c. Postnatal check-up
D. Mother classes
17. The midwife
development involved
is considered expert in community
if she____.
a. Performs her duty as midwife
B. Identifies health problem
c. Settle disputes
d. Helps people achieve their goals
18. Communicable diseases are top leading
causes of morbidity and mortality in the
philippines. What services do the government
(DOH) has to offer in order to minimize the
occurence of the diseases?
a. Recruitment and additional BHWs
B. Case-finding, treatment, immunization, health
education
c. More hospitals
d. Increase benefits for health worker
19. Maternal deaths are still high in our country.
Which among the following pronouncements
based in statistics is true?
a. 10 mothers die daily due to pregnancy and
delivery complications
B. 13 mothers die daily due to pregnancy and
delivery complications.
c. 15 mothers die daily due to pregnancy and 24. The process by which you are able to know
delivery complications. the people through gathering of specific profile
of the community is through community______.
d. 16 mothers die daily due to pregnancy and
delivery complications. a. Development
b. Empowerment
20. Who stated that as many as 2 million deaths c. Assessment
among children per year could have been
prevented by: d. Participation
a. Teaching parents on what to do
b. Having a specialist to care for a sick child 25. There are 3 levels of prevention in our
Philippines Health Care Delivery System. Which
c. Giving quality care among the following is considered 1st level of
prevention?
D. Access to immunization
a. Immunization
b. Boiling drinking water
21. When a women dies___days after
termination for pregnancy from any related c. Physical and respiratory therapy
cause or aggravated by her pregnancy excluding
deaths from accident is called maternal death. d. Case finding
a. 45
b. 28 26. It is considered the universal precaution in
preventing cross-infection/contamination:
C. 42
a. Wearing gloves
d. 30
b. Use of hand gel
c. Use of alcohol
22. The end goal of Primary Health Care
approach is for people to be: d. Hand washing
a. Assertive
b. Self-reliant 27. The midwife as frontliner in providing basic
health services is usually the link between the:
c. Good motivator
a. LGU and RHU
d. Good leader
b. Community and LGU
c. Community and health team
23. _____is the unit of service in the community.
d. Community and RHU
a. Family
b. Society
28. Families having many children, low socio-
c. Barangay economic status, lives in congested areas are
some characteristics of ______ family.
d. Health center
a. Less fortunate
b. Unhappy
c. Poor
d. High risk
 d. Folk healing practice
29. When you advice clients on good nutrition,
healthy life style, counselling in family planning
you are doing: 34. The rural health midwife is supervised by the:
a. Primary prevention a. Rural health nurse
b. Secondary prevention b. Municipal mayor
c. Specific protection c. Barangay chairman
d. Tertiary prevention d. Rural health physician

30. Mrs. Ostrea has a schedule for Pap Smear. 35. Which condition will qualify for vaccination?
She has a strong family history of cervical cancer.
This is an example of: a. Convulsion
a. Secondary prevention b. Malnutrition
b. Primary prevention c. Severe respiratory problem
c. Tertiary prevention d. Severe diarrhea with vomitting
d. Health screening

36. This is the first major phase of the nursing

process in family health nursing practice that
31. The key strategy to obtain the mission of PHC involves a set of actions by which the nurse
is: measures the status of the family as a client.
a. Partnership with people A. Evaluation
b. Organizations of communities arising from B. Planning
their expressed needs
C. Assessment
c. Development of inter- sectoral linkages
D. Intervention
d. Mobilization of people

32. There are 4 cornerstones/pillars in PHC of the
following which is not included?
a. Active community participation
b. Intra and intersectoral linkages
c. Use of appropriate technology
d. Government funds
33. When a traditional birth attendants and
midwife attends to home delivery, the care
provided for is classified as:
a. Primary level of care
b. Secondary level of care
c. Tertiary level of care
37. This is a process whereby existing and
potential health problems of the family are
determined. These health problems are
categorized as wellness state, health threats,
health deficits and stress points
A second level assessment
B. third level assessment
C. first level assessment
D. fourth level assessment
38. This type of assessment defines the nature
or type of nursing problems that the family
encounters in performing the health tasks with
respect to a given health condition or problem
and the etiology or barriers to the family's _____provide nursing care to the sick,
assumption of these tasks disabled, dependent or at risk members
A. first level assessment _____maintain a home conducive to health
maintenance and personal development
B. second level assessment
_____Utilize community resources for health
C. third level assessment care
D. fourth level assessment
42. To facilitate the process of defining family
problems, a classification system of family
39. Data collection for first level assessment nursing problems was developed and field
involves gathering data which will generate tested in 1978. This tool is called:
the categories of health conditions or
problems of the family. Select all that apply A. Newborn screening tool
_____Family structure, characteristics and B. MMDST screening tool
dynamics
C. Typology of nursing problems in Family
_____socio economic and cultural Nursing Practice
characteristics
D. Nursing Care Plan
_____home and environment
_____health status of each family members
43. Demographic data includes all of the
_____values and practices on health following except:
promotion/maintenance and disease
prevention A Age
B. adequacy of rest and sleep
40. This method of data collection while doing C. civil status
a family assessment is done through the use of
the sensory capacities like sight, hearing . smell D. gender
and touch.
A. Interview
44. This is stated as Potential or Readiness- a
B. record review clinical or nursing judgement about a client in
transition from a specific level of wellness or
C. Observation capability to a higher level
D. Laboratory / diagnostic tests A. Presence of Health Deficit
B. Presence of health threats
41. In order to achieve wellness among family C. Presence of stress points
members and reduce or eliminate health
problems, the standard or norm of the family D. Presence of wellness condition
as a functioning unit involves the ability to
perform the following health tasks . Select all
that apply
_____recognize the presence of a wellness
state or health condition or problem
_____makes decisions about taking 45. It is nursing judgement based on wellness
appropriate health actin to maintain wellness state or condition based on a client's
or manage the performance ,current competencies or clinical
data but no explicit expression of client's
health problem desire
A. Wellness potential C. foreseeable crisis
B. Readiness for enhanced wellness state D. wellness condition
C. presence of health threats
D. presence of health deficits 50. all of the following are examples of a
health deficit except:
A. broken stairs
46. It is a nursing judgement based on wellness
state or condition based on clients B. polluted water supply
competencies or performance clinical data and
explicit expression of desire to achiever a C. marriage
higher level of state or function in a specific
area on health promotion and maintenance. D. inadequate rest or sleep
A. Wellness potential
B. readiness for enhanced wellness state
C. presence of health threat
D. presence of health deficit

47. These are conditions that are conducive to

disease and accident or may result to failure to
maintain wellness or realize health potential.
A. wellness condition
B. health threats
Ç. health deficits
D. foreseeable crisis

48. These are instances of failure in health

maintenance
A. wellness condition
B. health threat
C. health deficit
D. foreseeable crisis

49. These are anticipated periods of unusual

demand on the individual or family in terms of
adjustment/family resources.
A. health threat
B. health deficit
TEST 2: IDENTIFICATION.
____________________21.KEY PRINCIPLES OF
PHC(4a's)

____________________1. Levels of Prevention ____________________22.

____________________2.
____________________3.
____________________4.
secretary(present)
____________________5. Local Government
Code
____________________6. Universal
Care Law
____________________7. New Midwifery Law
____________________8. Enumerate the 11
diseases prevented by the 5 vaccines under
RA10152
____________________9.
___________________10.
___________________11.
____________________23.
____________________24.
___________________25. Health care process
DOH ___________________26.
___________________27.
___________________28.
Health ___________________29. 3 Classification of
family health problem
___________________30.
___________________31.
___________________32. Are situations or
conditions which interfere with the promotion
maintenance of health, and with recovery
from illness and injury.
___________________33. Conditions that are
conducive to disease, accidents,or failure to
recognize one’s health potential.

____________________12. ___________________34. Instances of failure

in health maintenance.
____________________13.
___________________35. Anticipated periods
____________________14. of unusual demand on the individual/family in
terms of adjustment and resources
____________________15.
____________________16.
____________________17.
____________________18.
____________________19. heart and soul of PHC
____________________20.Legal basis of PHC
____________________21. Who signed the legal
basis of PHC
____________________22. First international
conference on PHC
____________________20. essential health care
(based on practical and scientifically sound
methods) made universally accessible to
individuals and families in the community. Write HT if(Health Threat), HD if(Health
Deficit) , or FC if (Foreseeable Crisis)
_______________36. Family history of
conditions/diseases!
_______________37. Threats of Cross infection
from acommunicable disease!
_______________38. Family size beyond what
family resources can adequately provide
_______________39. Illness states: diagnosed
or undiagnosed!
_______________40. Failure to thrive and
develop according to normal rate!
_______________41. Disability: congenital or
from illness; transient or permanent
_______________42. Marriage!
_______________43. Pregnancy, labor and
delivery!
_______________44. Parenthood!
_______________45. Additional member:
newborn or boarder!
_______________46. Abortion
_______________47. Unhealthy lifestyles!
_______________48. Inherent personal
characteristics!
_______________49. Health Hx which may
induce occurence of health deficit!
_______________50. Lack of immunization!