TRA Community Health Nursing Practice Test

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• Why is confidentiality essential in adolescent health services?
• Which metric is the true positive rate?
• Which of the following is NOT typically a component of a comprehensive adolescent health program?
• Which of the following best reflects key components of counseling for family planning in the community setting?
• Which type of epidemic is described by simultaneous exposure of the susceptible person in a short period?
• Part of the routine function of CHN is to conduct regular assessments of the community's status. The following are reasons for this, except:
• Which client may immediately be admitted as a priority to private home health care?
• An Act establishing a National Mental Health Policy for the purpose of Enhancing the delivery of integrated mental health services?
• Which practice is recommended in community programs to reduce hypertension risk?
• Which items are emphasized by the Filipino Food Guide Pyramid?
• Which evaluation type is used to assess the execution of program activities?
• Which statement about the early history of home health care is true?
• In COPAR, one purpose of integration is to
• Which statement best reflects the major risk factors common to cardiovascular disease, cancer, COPD, and diabetes mellitus?
• In a community setting, how should immunization status and catch-up immunization be assessed?
• Which approach best describes the role of a community health nurse in preventing infectious disease through a collaborative, population-focused strategy?
• How does the principle of 'do no harm' apply to outreach programs?
• Which statement best describes the role of community-based health insurance in improving access to primary health care?
• A characteristic of healthy communities is that it:
• In a community research process, which role should community members primarily take to ensure meaningful participation?
• In using growth charts, what does crossing a percentile line downward generally indicate?
• Which among the following are DIRECT CONTRIBUTORS of PHILHEALTH EXCEPT:
• What approach most effectively improves acceptance of maternal health services when cultural beliefs influence care-seeking?
• In a community health assessment, how do incidence and prevalence differ?
• In the new approach to maternal health called Emergency Obstetric Care (EMOC), the following are considered to be at risk of developing complications during childbirth:
• Which measure best estimates disease risk in a population over a specified period?
• Which statement best captures the role of two-way communication in risk messaging during a community health crisis?
• What are best practices for communicating risk during a community outbreak?
• Which statement is NOT true about health education?
• A step in organizing the community to have an overview of the demographic characteristics and health-related services is:
• In the historical development of home health care, the home health care nurse says her role focuses on which aspect in the home?
• Magna Carta of Public Health Workers (RA 7305) defines public health workers as including all persons working in government health facilities such as the following. Which set is correct?
• As a Public Health Nurse in a Rural Health Unit, your MAIN activity when planning a comprehensive health program for a cluster of barangays is to:
• Which of the following is not considered a social determinant of health?
• Which are key components of an effective antenatal care visit in community nursing?
• Which situation would be of concern to you as the nurse in a community health center due to cultural practices?
• What are key indicators of safe drinking water in community health, and how are waterborne illnesses prevented at home?
• How do you perform a simple environmental health risk assessment for a community water source?
• In community health nursing, assessment extends to which levels?
• The CH nurse collects data regarding the number of influenza cases in the past month. The data will be reflected in which report of the rural health unit?
• What is a typical CHN role in school health programs for adolescent health needs?
• In order to gain support from the community, Michelle underscores the importance of community participation which are the following EXCEPT:
• What is the primary purpose of vaccination schedules in primary care?
• Which action is appropriate when preparing to conduct a field ocular survey in a barangay?
• Which steps are essential when planning a catch-up immunization schedule for a birth cohort with gaps?
• What are the key principles of risk communication during a community health crisis?
• Stuation: After passing the nurse, licensure eraminaton, Michelle is accepted as a community health nurse in the rural health unit of a municipality. The healthy personnel are hown to her. She is aware that disease prevention is one important goal in Public Heath Nursing 490. Michelle decides to make an ocular survey of one of the barangays of the municipality where she is assigned. Upon entrance to a barangays, Michelle should:
• Which principles underpin primary health care as defined by the Alma-Ata Declaration?
• To give clear and correct information to the client, the nurse should consider the following EXCEPT:
• During the disaster response phase, CHN's primary contribution includes which of the following?
• Which statement best pairs a primary occupational hazard for CHN field teams with its appropriate mitigation?
• Which statement best describes case-control studies among study designs and when they are used?
• Community health nursing primarily aims to:
• When collecting data in diverse communities, which practice supports cultural sensitivity and minimizes harm?
• Which are the four phases of disaster management?
• Collecting data on 100% of the population in a barangay is best described as which activity?
• Erasure in a client's record should be avoided because a health record is a
• Which of the following is an example of health deficit?
• Which of the following should NOT be included under maternal mortality measures?
• A community-based approach to reducing hypertension prevalence typically includes core elements that directly support behavior change. Which option reflects such a core element?
• What is the purpose of monitoring and evaluation in a health program planning cycle?
• Which type of epidemic involves counts of cases that rise due to person-to-person transmission with successive peaks?
• Which health status indicator BEST reflects the health status of a community?
• Which approach is least effective in addressing cultural beliefs around pregnancy?
• Which use of telemedicine best helps overcome distance in community health nursing?
• As a public health nurse, if you monitor and evaluate the performance of midwives, you are performing the role of:
• For a client who had open heart surgery 2 weeks ago and is about to be discharged, what should the home health nurse do?
• The emphasis of community health nursing includes which of the following?
• What is the primary purpose of contact tracing in an outbreak investigation like measles?
• RA 11030 is associated with which public health policy?
• How do Sustainable Development Goals relate to community health nursing practice?
• In epidemiologic investigations, which outcome is a primary goal?
• Name two vector-borne diseases and describe community-level prevention strategies?
• Which factor directly enables community participation by providing information?
• What is a logic model in CHN program planning?
• A data report that records the number of disease cases in a given period and is used for day-to-day decision making in a rural health unit is typically a:
• Migration of a large number of Filipino nurses to other countries has affected public health services by:
• Given a community with low cervical cancer screening uptake, which health education intervention best aligns with adult learning principles?
• The CO should realize that the poor:
• What are key challenges of delivering CHN services in rural communities and strategies to overcome them?
• Which statement best expresses a core principle of risk communication in public health emergencies?
• What is a windshield survey in community health nursing, and how is it used to prioritize needs?
• Which DOH program was previously known as Quality Assurance Program (QAP) with the goal of making DOH and LGUs active partners in providing quality services?
• Which law requires birth registration to be completed within 30 days from birth?
• Which statement best describes how social determinants influence infectious disease transmission?
• Which of the following is NOT considered an essential component of Integrated Child Nutrition programs in community health?
• What is a recommended approach to integrate HIV and TB services in primary care?
• If a particular health service fails, the most basic question is:
• What is the primary focus of cancer prevention?
• The CH nurse collects data about 100% of the population in a barangay. This is conducting a:
• In an outbreak investigation, what is a key action following descriptive analysis and hypothesis generation?
• Which statement best reflects the COPAR view of the poor's capacity to affect change?
• Data analysis involves quantification, description and classification of data which would reveal community healing problems. An analysis of the social, economic, and political factors that influence health is categorized as:
• Which arrangement represents the essential components of WASH to reduce diarrheal diseases?
• Absence of efficient referral system that covers access to transportation and communications contributes to delay in:
• What outcome is most directly enhanced by community-based health insurance in primary care?
• What is the Eligible Population for Tetanus Toxoid?
• How do formative and summative evaluations differ in community health programs?
• In screening, if a test has a high PPV, what does that imply?
• What is the Eligible Population for DPT immunization?
• In responding to a suspected measles outbreak in a community, what is the first essential step?
• Maternal undernutrition is associated with which fetal outcomes?
• Public health nursing began in which year?
• Which statement best describes data collection in community health nursing?
• Which of the following are principles are part of proper care of vaccines EXCEPT:
• What are key considerations for integrating mental health services into primary health care at the community level?
• Growth monitoring in Integrated Child Nutrition programs primarily aims to achieve which outcome?
• Which statement correctly matches stunting, wasting, and underweight?
• Which statement best contrasts Pender's Health Promotion Model with the Transtheoretical Model for guiding health behavior change in communities?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a public health worker under RA 7305?
• Which strategy is most effective to counter vaccine hesitancy in misinformation?
• Which description best captures the role of assessment in community health nursing?
• This type of epidemic is characterized by the following EXCERT: Epidemic terminates when supply of susceptible person is exhausted; Simultaneous exposure; Cause originated from single event; Low number of susceptible persons/high number of immune persons.
• Which condition is NOT among the four major non-communicable diseases listed (cardiovascular disease, cancer, COPD, diabetes mellitus)?
• In planning community home visits, which client is the last priority?
• Which sequence best describes the steps in a health program planning cycle?
• According to the World Health Organization, which is a leading cause of mortality in the Philippines?
• What is the stated purpose of conducting epidemiologic investigations?
• Community participation is made possible through:
• When planning a public health program for a cluster of barangays, an important early step is to gather and analyze data collected from the community.
• Which statement about census taking is true?
• In a rally outbreak due to staphylococcal enterotoxins, this illustrates a statistical association which is:
• In COPAR, what is the expected use of knowledge generated from research by the community?
• Which statement correctly contrasts active surveillance with passive surveillance?
• The law commonly cited as the Mandatory Infants and Children Health Immunization Act of 2011 is RA 10152.
• Which action best reflects data verification in CHN information systems?
• Why is continuous data collection by a community health nurse important?
• Which sequence correctly outlines the steps in investigating a community outbreak?
• Which nursing diagnosis will guide the Parish Health Team for concrete action regarding parasitism findings from stool examinations?
• Which concept is central to Pender's Health Promotion Model?
• Which principle governs data collection and confidentiality in community health programs?
• Which study design is most appropriate for examining incidence and causation over time?
• In COPAR, which activity best facilitates integration into the community?
• Which action should a community health nurse take when a child experiences a suspected adverse event following immunization (AEFI)?
• In home visits, you should not only be concerned with the client but also:
• Who can sign the death certificate when a death occurs?
• In a community with 25,000 population and 73 total deaths where 7 died of cancer, what is the proportionate mortality?
• What is the recommended daily water intake according to the Filipino Food Guide Pyramid?
• Which statement best describes administrative coverage versus true coverage in immunization programs?
• This is also known as 'Mandatory Infants and Children Health Immunization Act of 2011'
• After identifying hazards in a community water source, which interventions are commonly recommended?
• The data collected on influenza cases in the past month would be reflected in which rural health unit report?
• Which indicators are essential for monitoring safe motherhood in CHN?
• Which sequence correctly outlines a simple environmental health risk assessment?
• In community meetings, Nurse Melissa explains to the community the purpose of the research project to address the health problem, and establishes rapport with the people for cooperation in the research process. The Nurse puts community members as?
• In EMOC, which statement best reflects the principle of risk during childbirth?
• Which factor is NOT typically responsible for differences between administrative and true immunization coverage?
• Which statement about the third stage management of labor is most accurate?
• Which of the following is NOT an assumption of community development?
• In community health nursing, data collection is essential because it helps to plan and evaluate interventions. Which statement best describes its purpose?
• The Philippine Health Framework for RH emphasizes gender-responsive, culture-sensitive, and rights-based care. It promotes which principle?
• Which statement best describes FIFO in vaccine management?
• In community health nursing, the approach to health that emphasizes prevention and health promotion before disease occurs is described as:
• Which criterion should be applied to determine the priority health problems in a family with multiple problems?
• Which measures constitute essential data quality assurance in CHN information systems?
• Proportionate mortality measures the share of deaths due to a specific cause among all deaths in a population. Which option correctly defines this measure?
• Which statement best describes the activity of community profiling?
• In community nutrition interventions, which is a commonly used strategy to improve maternal nutrition?
• In CHN program evaluation, which type assesses long-term health status changes?
• Which framework operationalizes the Health Sector Reform Agenda of the Department of Health?
• What legal rights do clients have in community health nursing, and how should nurses document consent and refusal?
• Participatory action research in COPAR means that the community:
• What is the essential care at birth protocol in community settings to reduce neonatal mortality?
• In active management of the third stage of labor, which sequence is correct?
• Empowerment in community health nursing is best described as: