community health nursing-2 (CHN-2)...

Year 3rd
semester 5th.
All the MCQs are marked correctly.
Q1. To encourage community participation, which of the following should a nurse do?

a. Ignore community concerns and start awareness program

b. Refer to the doctor for prescriptions

c. Encourage sponsorship to programs

d. Listen when people relate their problems.

Q2. Which one of the following millennium development goal focuses on Improving of
maternal health?

a. Goal 2

b. Goal 3

c. Goal 4

d. Goal 5

Q3. A service provided by CHN to the Community, Groups, Families, and Individuals at
home and in other places for the promotion of health, prevention of illness, care of the
sick and rehabilitation called:

a. Public health nursing

b. Bed side nursing

c. Community health nursing

d. Psychiatric Nursing
 Q4. One of the element of PHC is ______?

a. Promotion of Integrated primary health care

b. Promotion of skill birth attendant

c. Promotion of food supply and proper nutrition

d. Promotion of secondary health care facility

Q5. Community health nursing focus on:

a. Only families

b. Total community

c. Total Needy public

d. Only on individual

Q6. One of the following example of primary prevention is:

a. Treat and stop the disease progress and avoid complication

b. Immunization

c. Provide rehabilitation for physical and psychological well being

d. Reduce the disability time

Q7. ______is essential health care that is based on practical, scientifically sound,
socially acceptable and universally accessible:

a. Tertiary health care

b. Primary health care

c. Secondary health care

d. Hospital base care

 Q8. ________refers to the concept of a community-wide group of people as the focus
of nursing service:

a. Community people

b. Community as client

c. Community participation

d. Community core group

Q09. Nursing purpose in assessing a community is to identify ___________factors

that impose on the health of the people to develop strategies for health promotion:

a. Positive & negative factor

b. Negative factor only

c. Positive factor only

d. None of the above

Q10. As a community health Nurse to prevent spread of poliomyelitis infection in the

community what action you will take as first step:

a. Provide proper sanitation

b. Provide nutritious diet and medication

c. Provide health education and vaccination

d. Provide comfort care and exercise

Q11. Alteration in body function or body parts is called:

a. Health

b. Illness
c. Disease

d. wellness

Q12. Community health nurse apply the principles of teaching and learning to promote
positive health action and to facilitate behavioral change she is performing the role of
_____:

a. Caregiver

b. Adviser

c. Educator

d. Good Observer

Q13.As community health nurse, you have observed that community people do not give
rights to speak, education and good food to their daughters as compare to their sons.
You have started to give awareness session to the community to achieve which of the
following Millennium Development Goal :

a. Goal 1: Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger

b. Goal 3: Promote gender equality and empower women

c. Goal 4: Reduce child mortality

d. Goal 5: Improve maternal health

Q14. Alma Ata declaration focused on:

a. Hospital services

b. Preventive services

c. Curative services

d. Health for all

 Q15. Observation of the community problem and interview from the community people
about the existing health problem is the example of:

a. Primary data

b. Secondary data

c. Tertiary data

d. Documentary data

Q16. Priority setting is:

a. Collection of data

b. Analysis and interpretation of data

c. Making choices among needs

d. Plan the Situation

Q17.The role of CHN monitoring the progress of antenatal care clinics in the community
is called;

A. Evaluator

B. Counselor

C. Manager

D. Educator

Q18.The main cause of maternal mortality globally

A. Abortion

B. Eclampsia

C. Hemorrhage
D. Obstructed labour

Q19.Isolation of a child with measles belongs to what level of prevention?

A. Secondary

B. Primary

C. Intermediate

D. Tertiary

Q20.One of the following is the Outreach and community-based services, which focus
on immunization, sanitation, malaria control, maternal and child health and family
planning

A. Second level

B. Third level

C. First level

D. Fourth level

PESHOO

Q21. Elements of Primary health care:

A. Seven

B. Eight

C. Ten

D. Five

Q22. _________is essential health care that is based on practical, scientifically sound,
socially acceptable and universally accessible.

A. Tertiary health care

B. Primary health care

C. Secondary health care

D. Hospital base care

Q23. The ________refers to the concept of a community-wide group of people as the

focus of nursing service

A. Community people

B. Community as client

C. Community participation

D. Community core group

Q24. CHN is a community-based practice. Which best explains this statement?

A. The service is provided in the natural environment of people

B. The nurse has to conduct community diagnosis to determine nursing needs

and problems

C. The service are based on the available resources within the community

D. Priority setting is based on the magnitude of the health problems identified

Q25. Population- focused nursing practice requires which of the following processes?

A. Community organizing.

B. Nursing, process

C. Community diagnosis

D. Epidemiologic process

Q26.. Which of the following is the most prominent feature of public health nursing?
A. It involves providing home care to sick people who are not confined in the hospital

B. Services are provided free of charge to people within the catchment area

C. The public health nurse functions as part of a team providing a public health nursing
service

D. Public health nursing focuses on preventive, not curative services

Q27. Which level of health facility is the usual point of entry of a client into the health
care delivery system?

A. Primary

B. Secondary

C. Intermediate

D. Tertiary

Q28.. An indicator of success in community organizing is when people are able to:

A. Participate in community activities for the solution of a community

problem

B. Implement activities for the solution of the community problem

C. Plan activities for the solution of the community problem

D. Identify the health problem as a common concern

Q29. Tertiary prevention is needed in which stage of the natural history of disease?

A. Pre-pathogenesis

B. Pathogenesis

C. Predromal

D. Terminal
 Q30. Nurse is working close with the community to change their behavior, she is
performing the role of ________

A. Coordinator

B. Educator

C. Counselor

D. Change agent

Q31 which one is the feature that units the people living in the community

A. Adequate food

B. Common culture

C. Drugs

D. Water supply

Q32. What factor to be emphasis to control spread of diseases?

A. Drugs provision

B. Sanitation barrier

C. Health provision

D. Provide Health education

A. Selective and comprehensive primary health care

Q33 ._________is the environment relates to each component, part, tissue, organ and
their harmonious functioning within the body system

A. Internal Environment

B. External Environment
C. Intra cellular environment

D. Only A and B is correct

Q34. Abiotic environment consist of ___________

A. Plants, animals, microorganisms and rodents

B. Lithosphere, Hydrosphere, Atmosphere

C. Tissue, organ, system, hormones

D. Animals, Lithosphere, rodents, microorganisms

Q35. Term morbidity mean:

A. Illness

B. Disease

C. Death

D. Disability

Q36. ____________ is highly personal state in which the person feels unhealthy or ill

A. Wellness

B. Health

C. Illness

D. Disease

Q37. _______Is the study of the distribution and determinants of health and Diseases,
injuries, disabilities in specified populations:

A. Prevention

B. Disease factor
C. Epidemiology

D. All of the above

Q38. In the Epidemiologic Triangle Model Gender is the example of _________

A. Environment

B. Host

C. Agent

D. None of the above

Q.39. A prospective study is also referred to as ______

A. Ecological study

B. Cross sectional study

C. Cohort study

D. Observational study

Q40. In the definition of epidemiology all of the following include in "distribution”

EXEPT:

A. Who

B. When

C. Where

D. Why

PESHOO

Q41. In the definition of epidemiology, "determinants" generally includes:

A. Agents
B. Causes

C. Control measures

D. Risk factors

Q42. The epidemiologic triad of disease causation refers to: (Choose one best answer)

A. Agent, host, environment

B. Time, place, person

C. Source, mode of transmission, susceptible host

D. John Snow, Robert Koch, Kenneth Rothman

Q43. Epidemic refers to___________

A. A disease that has a low rate of occurrence but that is constantly present in a community or region

B. An attack rate in excess of 10 per 1,000 population

C. The occurrence of finesses of similar nature clearly in excess of the normal

expectation for that population at that time

D. The annual case rate per 100,000 population

Q44. One of the following cause of population explosion in Pakistan is_________

A. Give preference to family plaining

B. Low education statues

C. High recreational activities

D. High standard of living

Q45. Modifiable risk factors in case of Hypertension in the communty include all,
EXCEPT:
 A. Age

B. Obesity

C. Salt intake

D. Alcohol intake

Q46. Fecal- oral borne diseases are transmitted by one of the following:

A. Furniture. Floor. Farsh, Fomites

B. Fluids, Fingers, Flies, Fields, Food

C. Blood body fluid

D. Water and air

Q47. Non-Allopathic service providers in our community are

A. Doctor

B. Hakims

C. Nurse

D. TBA

Q48. Immunization and water purification are the best examples of ___

A. Primary prevention
B. Secondary prevention
C. Tertiary prevention
D. Rehabilitation

Q49. Health for all means___________

A. Health for the rich people

B. Health for the sick people
C. Health for everybody
 D. Health for the white people

Q50. Which of the following type of Primary health care (PHC) initially focused or
started work on four vertical programs growth monitoring, oral rehydration therapy,
breastfeeding, and immunization (GOBI)

A. Integrated primary health care

B. Selective Primary Health Care
C. Comprehensive primary health care.
D. Selective and comprehensive primary health care

Q51. Infections primarily of animals that can be transmitted through milk is

all, EXCEPT:

A. Tuberculosis

B. Brucellosis

C. Q fever

D. Malaria

Q52.What habits do you believes increases a chance of lungs cancer?

A. Diet

B. Smoking

C. Age

D. Stress acquiring

Q53. Which factor to be emphasized to control tuberculosis in the community

A. Improve social statues

B. Improve hygiene and nutrition

C. Provide health education

D. All of the above

Q54. Public refuse is collected by___________

A. House to house collection

B. Dumping in public bins

C. Municipal Corporation

D. Open places

Q55. The method of disposal of hospital refuse, in which the material is burnt is
called________

A. Controlled tipping

B. Dumping

C. Incineration

D. Composting

Q56.The disease that spread over large area of the population is called:

A. Pandemic

B. Sporadic

C. Epidemic

D. Endemic

Q57. During home visit what you will advise to a pregnant women?

A. To keep house clean

B. Take care of children

C. To take balance diet

D. Join teaching classes

Q58. One of the health problem of Pakistan is_______

A. Terrorism

B. International interference

C. Corruption

D. High maternal mortality rate

Q59. The term _______ is often used to describe the way in which health care is
furnished to the people

A. Specific care

B. Specialized care

C. Health care delivery system

D. None of the above

Q60. _________is the public expectation that it will have a voice in determining the
type, quality and cost of health care

A. Technological advances

B. Consumerism

C. Nutritional awareness

D. Environmental sensitively

PESHOO

Q61.Location variables in the community is__________

A. Geographic features

B. Composition

C. Rate of growth or decline

D. Cultural characteristics

Q62. Dealing with individual problems in the community is called_________

A. Risk approach

B. Population approach

C. Disease approach

D. None of the above

Q63. In which of the fowling step of planning cycle you analysis the Situational?

A. Step IV

B. Step I

C. Step II

D. Step III

Q64. Secondary data we collect from ___________

A. Survey

B. Interview

C. observations

D. Records

Q65. One of the following is the example of Primordial prevention

A. Vaccination against childhood infectious diseases

B. Promoting a healthy lifestyle in childhood Diet, exercise, increasing sport program

C. Mammography

D. Physical therapy for stroke victim

Q67. In which of the following study we examining the distribution of disease in a

population and observing the basic features of its distribution in terms of person, place
and time

A. Descriptive Epidemiology

B. Experimental

C. Observational

D. Analytic Epidemiology

Q67. Community Health Nurse play a role of ________ to Influence clients and others
to take action regarding identified health problems

A. Leader

B. Case Finder

C. Change Agent

D. Community Developer

Q68. The number of new cases of a specific disease occurring during a certain period in
a population at risk is called___________

A. Incidence

B. Risk Factor

C. Morbidity
D. Vital Statistics

Q69. __________is the number of deaths in a population

A. Risk Factor

B. Morbidity

C. Vital Statistics

D. Mortality

Q70. _________ is a systematic set of procedures undertaken for the purpose of

setting priorities and making decisions about program or organizational improvement
and allocation of resources

A. Priorities

B. Planning

C. Needs Assessment

D. Evaluation