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CHN W/ IMCI POST-TEST INHOUSE 2023
By: Jv Gasmin
NAME: SECTION: SCORE: /50
1. Which statement best describes the effects of life 8. A nurse may define a community as a(n) (select all
events on family health risk? that apply):
a. Normative events require very little change in family 1. Social group determined by geographic boundaries
structures and roles. 2. Group of people who share common values and
b. Positive events are unlikely to place stress on a interests
family. 3. Group of people defined by their interactions
c. Normative and non-normative events pose potential 4. Individual with a specific health concern
risks to the health of families.
d. Negative life events require change and place stress A. All except 1
on a family. B. All except 2
C. All except 3
2. Which situation is an example of a non-normative life D. All except 4
event?
a. Adoption of a child 9. A nurse cares for the community as the client when
b. Loss of a job focusing on:
c. Marriage of a child a. Providing care for aggregates living in the community
d. Retirement from work b. The collective good of the population
c. The provision of care for families in the home setting
3. Which situation is considered a family crisis? d. Providing health education in the community
a. Husband loses job and family is now homeless.
b. Child dies and parents go to grief counseling. 10. A collection of individuals who have in common one
c. Mother is hospitalized for two weeks and neighbors or more personal or environmental characteristics is the
help care for the children. definition of a(n):
d. Nurse goes to home to give chemotherapy to child a. Community
with cancer. b. Group
c. Family
4. The nurse asked the family about its financial d. Aggregate
resources and the demands on these resources. This is
an example of _____ risks. 11. A group of nursing students forms a student nursing
a. Biological association to provide support while they are enrolled in
b. Economic a nursing program. This is known as a community of:
c. Lifestyle a. Place
d. Social b. Special interest
c. Problem ecology
5. A nurse would use a genogram when assessing for d. Function
which type of family risk?
a. Biological 12. A public health nurse is collecting data about the
b. Economic biological aspects of community health. What data will
c. Lifestyle the nurse collect?
d. Social a. Race/ethnicity
b. Traditional morbidity and mortality rates
6. When would a nurse use an ecomap? c. Policy making and social change
a. When assessing a family’s biological risks d. Homicide rates
b. When considering a family’s economic risks
c. When discussing a family’s lifestyle risks 13. Which characteristic is an indicator of community
d. When examining a family’s social risks health process?
a. Participation and community action
7. Which are lifestyle habits that have been shown to b. Live birth rate
decrease morbidity and mortality? Select all that apply. c. Racial distribution
1. Sleeping 7 to 8 hours daily d. Socioeconomic levels
2. Eating breakfast
3. Eating between meals 14. The main characteristics of partnership according to
4. Vigorous daily physical activity Maglaya are:
A. 1, 2 and 4 a. Awareness, flexibility, and unjust distribution of power
B. 1, 2, and 3 b. Rights, responsibilities, and consensus
C. 1 only c. Commitment, Certitude, and Neutral
D. 1 and 2 d. Collaboration, advocacy, and utility

15. When completing a community assessment, the

nurse will:
a. Identify community needs and clarify problems.
b. Determine the weaknesses of a community.
c. Perform the core functions of public health nursing.
d. Assess individual needs within a community.

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16. The most reliable data collection method used during 24. Which method of data collection is being used as a
community assessment; nurse gathers information about the condition of homes,
a. Observation size of lots, neighborhood hangouts, road conditions,
b. Questionnaire and modes of transportation?
c. Focus Group a. Participant observation
d. Interview b. Windshield survey
c. Survey
d. Informant interviews
17. Which of the following is not a source of primary
data during data collection in the community; 25. A nurse who uses such data as minutes from a
a. Informant interview community meeting is using:
b. Pagpupulong sa barangay a. Secondary Data analysis
c. Rapid Observation b. Informant interviews
d. Census c. A survey
d. A windshield survey
18. Which domain of the Omaha System during
community assessment focuses on Nutrition, Personal 26. A nurse plans on implementing a community-wide
hygiene, and Physical Activity? influenza immunization program. Which factor should
a. Environmental Domain the nurse consider when implementing this program?
b. Psychosocial Domain a. The number of community members who have
c. Physiological domain already received the immunization
d. Health Related Behavior Domain b. The existence of formal groups in the community
c. Public policy that mandates influenza immunization for
19. Which nursing diagnosis is written at the certain populations
community-level? d. The community’s readiness to participate in the
a. Risk of hypertension related to poor diet and program
sedentary lifestyle
b. Risk of obesity among school-age children related to 27. To effectively complete the evaluation phase, the
lack of opportunities to engage in physical activity nurse must have:
c. Risk of ineffective health maintenance among a. Demonstrated the ability to improve the health of the
individuals who do not have access to a primary care participants
provider b. Developed measureable objectives and goals before
d. Ineffective coping related to multiple stressors as implementation
evidenced by client crying and stating she has no c. Encouraged full participation by community members
support system d. Improved the health of the population through the
program
20. A nurse schedules an appointment with a physician
who has a practice in the community to learn more 28. Which data would be useful for a nurse to collect
about the community’s beliefs regarding childhood when assessing safety in the barangay? Select all that
immunizations. This is known as: apply.
a. Informant interview 1. Number of billboards in the area
b. Participant observation 2. Interviews with health care providers who are familiar
c. Secondary analysis with the community
d. Windshield survey 3. Observation of community members
4. Nurses own observations
21. When conducting informant interviews in a small
Barangay, the nurse would most likely contact: A. All except 1
a. The local civil registry for death records B. All except 2
b. A local priest for congregation information C. All except 3
c. Surrounding communities for crime comparison D. All except 4
d. The mayor of the town
29. The Philippine health care delivery system is
22. A nurse collects data about the culture of riding composed of two sectors. This sector is largely financed
Jeepneys by interviewing key informants and observing through a tax-based budgeting system at both national
behaviors in the community. What type of data is being and local levels and where health care is generally given
collected? free at the point of service.
a. Quantitative A. Private Sector
b. Qualitative B. Public Sector
c. Focus-groups C. Local Sector
d. Survey D. National Sector

23. A nurse who joins the community during activities of 30. All structures, personnel and budgetary allocations
fiestas is using which method to gather data about the from the provincial health level down to the barangays
community? were devolved to the local government units (LGUs) to
a. Informant interview facilitate health service delivery which is under the Local
b. Survey Government Code and is also known as:
c. Participant observation A. Executive Order No. 102
d. Windshield survey B. Executive Order No. 201
C. Republic Act 7610
D. Republic Act 7160

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31. The DOH serves as the national policy and 39. Collecting data and monitoring the health status of
regulatory institution from which the local government the population defines which of the core public health
units, non government organizations and other members functions?
of the health sector involved in social welfare and a. Assessment
development will anchor their thrust and directions for b. Prevention
health. (p. 24) c. Assurance
A. Administrator of Specific Service d. Policy development
B. Leadership in Health
C. Manage selected national health facilities 40. Public health nurses who develop and implement
D. Enabler and capacity builder local public health policies through partnerships with
agencies, organizations, and consumers within the
32. The goal of this health reform area is to foster community are using which core public health function?
greater, better, and sustained investments in health. a. Assessment
A. Health regulation b. Prevention
B. Health financing c. Assurance
C. Health service delivery d. Policy development
D. Good governance
41. Providing for the availability of essential personal
33. The goal of this health sector is to improve and health services for people who would otherwise not
ensure the accessibility and availability of basic and receive health care defines which public health core
essential health care in both public and private facilities function?
and services. a. Assessment
A. Health regulation b. Prevention
B. Health financing c. Assurance
C. Health service delivery d. Policy development
D. Good governance
42. Public health nursing is a specialty because:
34. Devolution made local government executives a. It has a distinct focus and scope of practice.
responsible to operate local health care services. This b. It must be done by a registered nurse with a masters
system is being espoused by the DOH in order to ensure degree.
quality of health care service at the local level. c. It is focused on disadvantaged citizens.
A. Inter Local Health System d. It performs interventions at the acute care level.
B. Inter Local Government Unit
C. Inter Local Health Zone 43. The necessary basic preparation for public health
D. None of the above nursing is a(n) _____ in nursing.
a. Associates degree
35. It is one of the compositions of the Inter-Local b. Baccalaureate degree
Health Zones that determine the accountability and c. Masters degree
responsibility of health service providers, geographical d. PhD
locations and access to referral facilities such as district
hospitals. 44. PHC was adapted under the LOI 949 signed by the
A. People late President Marcos;
B. Boundaries a. oct. 19, 1979
C. Health facilities b. sept 6-12, 1978
D. Health workers c. oct 6-12, 1979
d. sept 19, 1979
36. The public health nurse must participate in the
essential services of public health. These include: 45. Primary Health Care is best characterized by the
a. Monitoring health status by completing a community following, except:
assessment a. Active community participation
b. Diagnosing and investigating health problems in the b. Multisectoral approach
world c. Use of appropriate technology
c. Informing, educating, and empowering people about d. None of the above
health issues
d. Working in law enforcement to regulate health and 46. What initiative began as a result of a resolution
ensure safety adopted by the World Health Organization (WHO) in
1977?
37. Making sure that essential community-oriented a. Declaration of Alma Ata
health services are available defines which of the core b. Medicare
public health functions? c. Healthy People
a. Policy development d. Primary health care movement
b. Assessment
c. Assurance 47. Primary health care in the Philippines:
d. Scientific knowledge-based care a. Has dramatically improved since the passage of the
Declaration of Alma Ata
38. The number and proportion of persons aged 25 or b. Focuses on the use of government-funded insurance
older with less than a high school education is an programs
example of: c. Lacks community participation and a multidisciplinary
a. Sociodemographic characteristics health care delivery team
b. Health status d. Utilizes Preferred Provider Organizations to meet
c. Health risk factors needs of the citizens
d. Health care resource consumption

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48. The primary purpose of the World Health
Organization is to:
a. Coordinate surveillance at the global level.
b. Prevent outbreaks of disease.
c. Prevent the transmittal of communicable disease
among nations of the world.
d. Provide humanitarian support in times of disaster.

49. Residents of rural communities report that they must

travel for long distances to obtain health care services.
As a result, they seek health care only for emergencies
and severe illnesses. Which aspect of the health care
system in the Philippines is illustrated in this situation?
a. Access to care
b. Cost
c. Quality
d. Advances in technology

50. If a 25-year-old woman visits a community health

center to obtain a gynecological examination and birth
control pills, these activities are termed _____ care.
a. Tertiary health
b. Public health
c. Primary health
d. Specialized care

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