Multiple Choice Questions in Community Health Nursing Satish N Salvi
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CONCEPTS OF HEALTH1 CHAPTER

1. The knowledge, values, beliefs and behaviors of given groups have a major implications for_______.
  1. Mortality and morbidity.
  2. Physical problems.
  3. Social problems.
  4. Psychological problems.
2. Community is a smallest_____________that can embrace all aspects of social life.
  1. Individual group.
  2. Large group.
  3. Religion group.
  4. Territorial group.
3. ________looks towards the development of the village community.
  1. Gray's theory.
  2. Cooley's theory.
  3. Mackenzie's theory.
  4. Sr. Callista Roy's Adaptation theory.
4. ________looks towards the development of the large cities.
  1. Gray's theory.
  2. Cooley's theory.
  3. Mackenzie's theory.
  4. Sr. Callista Roy's Adaptation theory.
1A
2D
3A
4B
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5. ________looks towards the development of the three major types of transportation—water, rail and motor.
  1. Gray's theory.
  2. Cooley's theory.
  3. Mackenzie's theory.
  4. Sr. Callista Roy's Adaptation theory.
6. The____community was relatively very small, simple and self-sufficient.
  1. Primitive community.
  2. Civilized community.
  3. Rural community.
  4. Urban community
7. ________and________have been the two most recognizable general types of human civilization.
  1. Religion, cast.
  2. Village, city.
  3. Production, development.
  4. None of the above.
8. ________includes land, water and climate, villages with fertile land, good climate and water in abundance that attracted more people.
  1. Economic factor.
  2. Social factor.
  3. Ecological factor.
  4. Topographical factor.
9. _____favorable to agricultural conditions led to advanced stage of living.
  1. Economic factor.
  2. Social factor.
  3. Ecological factor.
  4. Topographical factor.
5 C
6 A
7 B
8 D
9 A
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10. ________factors in villages where there are both internal and external peace and village community is more prosperous.
  1. Economic factor.
  2. Social factor.
  3. Ecological factor.
  4. Topographical factor.
11. ________includes factors such as population, occupation, distance from the town—social as well as geographical organization.
  1. Economic factor.
  2. Social factor.
  3. Ecological factor.
  4. Topographical factor.
12. ________is clearly defined that community care is organized around care of the individuals in the context of their community resources.
  1. Orem's self-care model.
  2. Neuman conceptual model.
  3. Sr. Callista Roy's adaptation model.
  4. Imogene King's goal attainment model.
13. ________in which change is directed toward restoring stability, increasing capacities and evolving growth.
  1. Orem's self care model.
  2. Neumann conceptual model.
  3. Sr. Callista Roy's adaptation model.
  4. Imogene King's goal attainment model.
14. A community cannot be___________because of its limited scope, nature and more or less impossible in our modern complex society.
  1. Self-sufficient.
  2. Political.
  3. Religious.
  4. Over-populated.
10 B
11 C
12 A
13 B
14 A
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15.______________ is of course important but there is conditioned by a feeling of oneness.
  1. Nature and character.
  2. Population.
  3. Arealess and shapeless.
  4. None of the above.
16. ________of society is abstract and can only feel about society.
  1. Nature and character.
  2. Population.
  3. Arealess and shapeless.
  4. None of the above.
17. Society is________and for society area is no consideration.
  1. Nature and character.
  2. Population.
  3. Arealess and shapeless.
  4. None of the above.
18. ________incorporates the traditions, values, norms and sanctions that are accepted and reinforced by the people.
  1. Sociocultural system.
  2. Political system.
  3. Economic system.
  4. Educational system.
19. ________emphasizes early diagnosis and prompt intervention.
  1. Primary prevention.
  2. Secondary prevention.
  3. Tertiary prevention.
  4. Rehabilitative prevention.
20. ________comes into play when a defect or disability is fixed.
  1. Primary prevention.
  2. Secondary prevention.
  3. Tertiary prevention.
  4. Rehabilitative prevention.
15 B
16 A
17 C
18 A
19 B
20 C
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21. ________services that focus on reducing disability and restoring function is provided at the individual, family and community level.
  1. Primary prevention.
  2. Secondary prevention.
  3. Tertiary prevention.
  4. Rehabilitative prevention.
22. ________health care includes health maintenance, health promotion activities.
  1. Primary.
  2. Secondary.
  3. Tertiary.
  4. Rehabilitation.
23. ________assumes that patients have a higher potential of health than they presently realize.
  1. Health promotion.
  2. Health maintenance.
  3. Health education.
  4. None of the above.
24. The community nursing process can be defined in terms of three major dimensions_________.
  1. Aim, objective, scope.
  2. Purpose, organization, properties.
  3. Aim, principle, objective.
  4. Scope, purpose, organization.
25. ________is a group of persons united by the ties of marriage, blood, interacting and inter-communicating with each other.
  1. Family.
  2. Community.
  3. Population.
  4. Society.
21 D
22 A
23 A
24 B
25 A
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26. ________family is that type in which the control of the family is centered on some women member.
  1. Patriarchal.
  2. Matriarchal.
  3. Nuclear.
  4. Joint.
27. ________family organization in which the father is the formal head and the ruling power in the family.
  1. Patriarchal.
  2. Matriarchal.
  3. Nuclear.
  4. Joint.
28. ________family is composed of a married couple and their offspring.
  1. Patriarchal.
  2. Matriarchal.
  3. Nuclear.
  4. Joint.
29. ________family is composed of relations of blood kin, brothers and sisters and parents.
  1. Patriarchal.
  2. Matriarchal.
  3. Nuclear.
  4. Joint.
30. ________give a more accurate assessment of the family structure and behavior in the natural environment.
  1. Home visits.
  2. Physical examination.
  3. Assignments.
  4. Nursing bag.
31. ________is the process of providing nursing care to patients at their doorsteps.
  1. Home visit.
  2. Physical examination.
  3. Assignments.
  4. Nursing bag.
26 B
27 A
28 C
29 D
30 A
31 A
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32. ________is a vehicle for carrying the materials and equipments needed during home visits.
  1. Home visit.
  2. Physical examination.
  3. Assignments.
  4. Nursing bag.
33. The most important and most basic technique in preventing and controlling transmission of pathogens is______.
  1. Handwashing.
  2. Cleaning the articles.
  3. Discarding the articles.
  4. Clean with cotton swabs.
34. ________is a format for drawing a family tree that records information about family members and their relationship for at least three generations.
  1. Ecomap.
  2. Genograms.
  3. Map of the family.
  4. None of the above.
35. ________is a diagram of family relationship with external environment.
  1. Ecomap.
  2. Genograms.
  3. Map of the family.
  4. None of the above.
36. ________phase involves a systematic data collection process that provides the foundation for making nursing diagnosis.
  1. Assessment.
  2. Analysis.
  3. Planning.
  4. Implementing.
32 D
33 A
34 B
35 A
36 A
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37. ________are those data that the community health nurse directly obtains from the patient’s data that the nurse actually sees, hears, feels.
  1. Primary data.
  2. Secondary data.
  3. Tertiary data.
  4. Written data.
38. ________are those data obtained from a variety of sources such as significant others, personnel from health agencies.
  1. Primary data.
  2. Secondary data.
  3. Tertiary data.
  4. Written data.
39. ________malnutrition dominating among under fives.
  1. Vitamin A.
  2. Vitamin D.
  3. Calcium.
  4. Protein-Calorie.
40. ________means governmental intervention, direct or indirect designed to alter human behavior.
  1. Regulatory approach.
  2. Service approach.
  3. Primary health care approach.
  4. None of the above.
41. ________means providing all the health services needed by the people at their doorsteps.
  1. Regulatory approach.
  2. Service approach.
  3. Primary health care approach.
  4. None of the above.
37 A
38 B
39 D
40 A
41 B
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42. ________means the people with their full participation and active involvement in the planning and delivery of health services.
  1. Regulatory approach.
  2. Service approach.
  3. Primary health care approach.
  4. None of the above.
43. Primary prevention does not include___________.
  1. Early diagnosis and treatment.
  2. Health promotion.
  3. Specific protection.
  4. Health education.
44. Iron and folic acid supplementation forms__________.
  1. Health promotion.
  2. Specific protection.
  3. Primordial prevention.
  4. Primary prevention.
42 C
43 A
44 B