Question 1

Which health promotion activity is an example of the secondary level of prevention?

Accepted Answer

A)  Approved infant car seats 
B)  Breast self-examination (BS
E)  
C)  Immunizations 
D)  Support groups for parents of children with Down syndrome 
A)  Approved infant car seats 
B)  Breast self-examination (BS
E)  
C)  Immunizations 
D)  Support groups for parents of children with Down syndrome B

Question 2

Which represents a critical community indicator of perinatal health?

Accepted Answer

A)  Breastfeeding rates 
B)  First-trimester prenatal care 
C)  Spontaneous and therapeutic abortion rate 
D)  Availability of telephonic nursing care in the community 
A)  Breastfeeding rates 
B)  First-trimester prenatal care 
C)  Spontaneous and therapeutic abortion rate 
D)  Availability of telephonic nursing care in the community B

Question 3

The nurse is implementing which level of health promotion when providing recommended immunizations and school health education?

Accepted Answer

A)  Primary 
B)  Secondary 
C)  Tertiary 
D)  Primordial 
A)  Primary 
B)  Secondary 
C)  Tertiary 
D)  Primordial A

Question 4

Which is one of the three broad areas that the community health assessment wheel focuses on?

Accepted Answer

A)  Pollutants 
B)  Food supply 
C)  Health and disease status 
D)  Health care delivery system 
A)  Pollutants 
B)  Food supply 
C)  Health and disease status 
D)  Health care delivery system

Question 5

Which are quality-of-care dimensions according to Donabedian (1988)to measure quality of health care? Select all that apply.Express answers with small letters,followed by a comma and a space-e.g. ,a,b,

Accepted Answer

A)  Assessment 
B)  Structure 
C)  Collaboration 
D)  Process 
E)  Evaluation
F) Outcome 
A)  Assessment 
B)  Structure 
C)  Collaboration 
D)  Process 
E)  Evaluation
F) Outcome

Question 6

Which generally rises with greater socioeconomic disadvantage?

Accepted Answer

A)  Length of hospital stay 
B)  Intrauterine growth restriction 
C)  Prenatal clinic visits and screening tests 
D)  Weight gain in the mother in excess of the recommended gain for her stature 
A)  Length of hospital stay 
B)  Intrauterine growth restriction 
C)  Prenatal clinic visits and screening tests 
D)  Weight gain in the mother in excess of the recommended gain for her stature

Question 7

Which health care service represents the primary level of prevention?

Accepted Answer

A)  Immunizations 
B)  Breast self-examination 
C)  Home care for high-risk pregnancies 
D)  Blood pressure screening 
A)  Immunizations 
B)  Breast self-examination 
C)  Home care for high-risk pregnancies 
D)  Blood pressure screening

Question 8

Which health-related issue is on the rise currently in Canada?

Accepted Answer

A)  Post-mature birth 
B)  Teenage pregnancy 
C)  Sexually transmitted infections 
D)  Maternal morbidity and mortality 
A)  Post-mature birth 
B)  Teenage pregnancy 
C)  Sexually transmitted infections 
D)  Maternal morbidity and mortality

Question 9

When preparing for maternal home visits,what should the nurse be aware of?

Accepted Answer

A)  The patient's safety is more important than the nurse's safety. 
B)  Infection control is less important at home than at the hospital. 
C)  Hospital policies for name tags and guidelines for rubber gloves are inappropriate. 
D)  Nurses should wash their hands thoroughly before and after each visit. 
A)  The patient's safety is more important than the nurse's safety. 
B)  Infection control is less important at home than at the hospital. 
C)  Hospital policies for name tags and guidelines for rubber gloves are inappropriate. 
D)  Nurses should wash their hands thoroughly before and after each visit.

Question 10

Which sexually transmitted infection is currently increasing in prevalence in Canada?

Accepted Answer

A)  Syphilis 
B)  Gonorrhea 
C)  Genital herpes 
D)  Human papillomavirus 
A)  Syphilis 
B)  Gonorrhea 
C)  Genital herpes 
D)  Human papillomavirus

Question 11

Which health care service represents an example of tertiary level prevention?

Accepted Answer

A)  Stress management seminars 
B)  Childbirth education classes for single parents 
C)  A breast self-examination (BS
E) pamphlet and teaching 
D)  A premenstrual syndrome (PMS)support group 
A)  Stress management seminars 
B)  Childbirth education classes for single parents 
C)  A breast self-examination (BS
E) pamphlet and teaching 
D)  A premenstrual syndrome (PMS)support group

Question 12

The nurse is implementing which level of health promotion when providing various methods of health screening for early detection of disease?

Accepted Answer

A)  Primary 
B)  Secondary 
C)  Tertiary 
D)  Primordial 
A)  Primary 
B)  Secondary 
C)  Tertiary 
D)  Primordial

Question 13

Which situation would be considered safe by a nurse who is making a home visit?

Accepted Answer

A)  A group of teens is sitting on the stairs in front of the patient's apartment. 
B)  Parking is only possible three blocks from the patient's house. 
C)  The family dog is on a chain in the front yard. 
D)  The door of the home is open when the nurse arrives. 
A)  A group of teens is sitting on the stairs in front of the patient's apartment. 
B)  Parking is only possible three blocks from the patient's house. 
C)  The family dog is on a chain in the front yard. 
D)  The door of the home is open when the nurse arrives.

Question 14

Which area would be appropriate to include in a physical assessment of the home?

Accepted Answer

A)  Bathtub,toilets,sinks,countertops,inside china cabinet drawers 
B)  Baby's bed,changing table,baby's clothes,inside diaper bag,inside keepsake box 
C)  Bedroom closets,inside jewelry boxes,under beds 
D)  Electrical wall outlets,telephones,bathroom sink and faucets,stove,and refrigerator 
A)  Bathtub,toilets,sinks,countertops,inside china cabinet drawers 
B)  Baby's bed,changing table,baby's clothes,inside diaper bag,inside keepsake box 
C)  Bedroom closets,inside jewelry boxes,under beds 
D)  Electrical wall outlets,telephones,bathroom sink and faucets,stove,and refrigerator

Question 15

Which level of health promotion is reflected when the nurse is providing treatment and rehabilitation for people with chronic diseases?

Accepted Answer

A)  Primary 
B)  Secondary 
C)  Tertiary 
D)  Primordial 
A)  Primary 
B)  Secondary 
C)  Tertiary 
D)  Primordial

Question 16

Which is a common health problem reported by older women?

Accepted Answer

A)  Coronary artery disease 
B)  Hypotension 
C)  Arthritis 
D)  Diabetes 
A)  Coronary artery disease 
B)  Hypotension 
C)  Arthritis 
D)  Diabetes

Question 17

What would a breastfeeding mother who is concerned that her baby is not getting enough to eat find most helpful on the day after discharge?

Accepted Answer

A)  Visiting a pediatric screening clinic at the hospital 
B)  Accessing telephonic nursing care 
C)  Calling the pediatrician for a lactation consult referral 
D)  Requesting a home visit 
A)  Visiting a pediatric screening clinic at the hospital 
B)  Accessing telephonic nursing care 
C)  Calling the pediatrician for a lactation consult referral 
D)  Requesting a home visit

Question 18

Which behaviour is appropriate for a nurse during an in-home visit?

Accepted Answer

A)  Smoke if the expectant mother smokes. 
B)  Ask to have the volume on the TV turned down or move to a quiet room. 
C)  Give ample advice and reassurance to establish a relationship. 
D)  Freely move whatever furniture and belongings the nurse feels necessary. 
A)  Smoke if the expectant mother smokes. 
B)  Ask to have the volume on the TV turned down or move to a quiet room. 
C)  Give ample advice and reassurance to establish a relationship. 
D)  Freely move whatever furniture and belongings the nurse feels necessary.

Question 19

When weighing the advantages and disadvantages of home care versus hospital-based clinics for perinatal services,what should the nurse keep in mind in relation to home care services?

Accepted Answer

A)  It is more dangerous for vulnerable neonates at risk of acquiring an infection from the nurse. 
B)  It is more cost-effective for the nurse than office visits. 
C)  Home care allows the nurse to interact with and include family members in teaching. 
D)  It is made possible by the ready supply of nurses with expertise in perinatal and pediatric care. 
A)  It is more dangerous for vulnerable neonates at risk of acquiring an infection from the nurse. 
B)  It is more cost-effective for the nurse than office visits. 
C)  Home care allows the nurse to interact with and include family members in teaching. 
D)  It is made possible by the ready supply of nurses with expertise in perinatal and pediatric care.

Question 20

Which is an acquired people factor in the community health assessment wheel?

Accepted Answer

A)  Values 
B)  Climate 
C)  Genetics 
D)  Mobility 
A)  Values 
B)  Climate 
C)  Genetics 
D)  Mobility

Exam 3: Community Care

Which health promotion activity is an example of the secondary level of prevention?

Which represents a critical community indicator of perinatal health?

The nurse is implementing which level of health promotion when providing recommended immunizations and school health education?

Which is one of the three broad areas that the community health assessment wheel focuses on?

Which are quality-of-care dimensions according to Donabedian (1988)to measure quality of health care? Select all that apply.Express answers with small letters,followed by a comma and a space-e.g. ,a,b,

Which generally rises with greater socioeconomic disadvantage?

Which health care service represents the primary level of prevention?

Which health-related issue is on the rise currently in Canada?

When preparing for maternal home visits,what should the nurse be aware of?

Which sexually transmitted infection is currently increasing in prevalence in Canada?

Which health care service represents an example of tertiary level prevention?

The nurse is implementing which level of health promotion when providing various methods of health screening for early detection of disease?

Which situation would be considered safe by a nurse who is making a home visit?

Which area would be appropriate to include in a physical assessment of the home?

Which level of health promotion is reflected when the nurse is providing treatment and rehabilitation for people with chronic diseases?

Which is a common health problem reported by older women?

What would a breastfeeding mother who is concerned that her baby is not getting enough to eat find most helpful on the day after discharge?

Which behaviour is appropriate for a nurse during an in-home visit?

When weighing the advantages and disadvantages of home care versus hospital-based clinics for perinatal services,what should the nurse keep in mind in relation to home care services?

Which is an acquired people factor in the community health assessment wheel?

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