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