(1)Choose the letter next to the correct answer.
1/ As a community health nurse what is your primary responsibility in the community?
A – Health education\ health teaching. B – Collect water\electricity bills.
C – Vital signs checking. D – all of the above.
2/ Means doing good or benefing others?
A – Respect. B – justice. C – beneficence. D – none is true.
3/ This refers to both spatial and time dimensions?
A – Place. B – People. C – Function.. D- none of the above.
4/ Refers to the aims and activities of the community?
A – Place.. B – People. C – Function.. D- All the above
5-Sources of infection include the following:
a-Carriers b- Sub-clinical sick person
c-Frankly sick person d-All of the above
6/ Health is defined as ?
A – State of complete physical, social, mental, spiritual and emotional wellbeing
b – Absence of disease . c – Both a & b . D- neither a nor b.
7/ It is the first step of nursing process, which for nurses means to collect data and evaluate information?
A – Planning. B – Evaluation. C – Implementation.. D – Assessment.
8/ It is a collection of people with common origins and with shared culture and identity?
A – Ethnicity.. B – Brown race
C – Ethnic group. D – None of the above.
9/ What is community?
a\ people in relation with others.
b\ A social group determined by geographical boundaries, or values and common interest.
C\ its member know and interact with one another and function within a particular social structure, share norms, values,
d\ all of the above.
10/ it is the identification of needs, protection, and improvement of collective health withing a geographically defined area:
A – community health. B – community.
C –nursing. D – All of the above.
11/ What is the overall goal of nursing intervention in community health nursing?
A – To improve health of the community. B – To improve health of the family.
C – To improve health of individuals. D – All the above are correct
12 -What is the constant presence of an infectious agent in a given area?
a-Endemic b-epidemic c-pandemic d-Karmic.
13 - / Health is defined as ?
A – State of complete physical, social, mental, spiritual and emotional wellbeing
b – Absence of disease . c – Both a & b . neither a nor b.
14 - Characteristics of healthy community include:
A/ Sense of unity. B/ Problem Solving.
C/ Handle crisis and conflict. D/ All of the above.
15 - Geriatrics is medical specialty deals with the:
A/ Physiology of aging. B/ Diagnosis and treatment of diseases affect age.
C/ Group home. D/ A and B.
16 - Hepatitis A virus is transmitted by :
A/ Poor personal hygiene. B/ House hold .
C/ Poor sanitation. D/ All of the above
17 - The triple viral vaccine(MMR) include:
A/ Measles . B/ Mumps. C/ Rubella. D/ All above are true.
18 - A human or other animal in which an infectious agent may enter and cause disease is termed as?
A/ Host. B/ Infectious agent. C/ Agent factor. D/ Parasites.
19 - A world wide break of an epidemic disease is known as:
A/ Agent. B/ Pandemic. C/ Epidemic. D/ None is correct.
20 - School health nurse duties are include:
A/ Health appraisal. B/ Health counseling.
C/ Research finding. D/ A and B.
21 - Occupational health nurse roles are aim to:
A/ Preventive of illness. B/ Promotion of health.
C/ Facilitate rehabilitation. D/ All of the above.
22 – An immunization programs are an example of :
A - The primary level of prevention . B – Secondary level of prevention .
C - Curative level . D- None is correct .
23– The roles of the occupational health nurse is :
A – Home visiting and care of the sick .
B – Prevention and health education among employees .
C – Emergency nursing care of ill employees at work.
D – All above are roles if occupational health nurse .
24/ What is the goal of health promotion?
A – Raise level of wellness and awareness for individuals and families in communities .
B – Increase the financial status of people.
C – Move people to illness. D –None of the above
25-It is the process of determining the real or perceived needs of a defined community of people?
a-community practice b-community evaluation
c-community needs assessment d-all the above .
26/ This principle of ethics means treating people fairly:
A/ Respect. B/ Veracity. C/ Justice. D/ Beneficence.
27/ Community dimensions include :
A/ People. B/ Place. C/ Function. D/ All of these are true.
28- The abbreviation( HIV) refers to:
a- Human immunodefficeciey virus
b- poliomyelitis.
c-Acquired immunodeficiency virus.
d-Evaluation.
29 - The nursing care plan process has the following steps:
A – Assessment and diagnosis . B – Planning and Implementation.
C – Evaluation and documentation . D – All above are true .
30 – School health services include programs like:
A – Vision & hearing screening . B - Scoliosis ,weight and blood pressure screening.
C – Immunization and tuberculosis screening . D – All above are true .
31 – All of the following are true about referral except one :
A – A referral is a request for services from another agency or person .
B – Referrals are source of new cases for agencies .
C – It is not a component of home nursing visit .
D – Referrals may be formal or informal .
32 – The structure of family health visits can be divided into four components;
A – Pre-visit preparation . B – next visit (evaluation).
C - Next action needed . D – All above are true .
33 - Upon locating and meeting the family , the community health nurse should do the following guide lines for intial contact;
A – Introduce your self and explain the value to the family.
B – Be sensitive to verbal and nonverbal cues.
C – Encourage each person to speak for him oe herself.
D – All above are true .
34 – During the planning step while the nurse undertaking home visit he should all below except :
A – contact family to set up appropriate time for home visit.
B – Ascertain correct address and directions to the family for home visit.
C – Gather community resources.
D - Formulate a written plan for nursing interventions.
35 - Which definition is correct about Homelessness:
A – An individual who lacks a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence.
B – An individual who has a primary nighttime residence .
C - Both (a&b) .
D - Not mentioned here .
36 – Health problems of the homeless include all below except:
A – Trauma . B- Food poisening . C – Good life style. D – Substance abuse.
37 - The most common teenager marriage health problems, all below except;
A - High IMR . B – Infant born . C – Normal birth weight. D – Isolation .
38 - Communicable disease is defined as :
A – the constant presence of an infectious agent in a given area.
B – the occurance of a disease in a region clearly in excess of expected incidence.
C – A disease or illness caused by an infectious agent by transmission of that agent from an infected person to a susceptible host .
D - A human or other animal, including birds in which an infectious agent may enter and cause disease.
39 – The following terms are used to understand communicable diseases except one :
A – Host . B – Infectious agent and its factors .
C – Home Nursing bag . D – Endemic , Pandemic & epidemic.
40 – The abbreviation (MMR) refers to :
A – Diphtheria , Tetanus &peruses . B – Haemophilus influenza type B.
C – Measles, Mumps & Rubella . D – Typhoid fever .