COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING d) Cooking

SECTION A
TOPIC
°INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND COMMUNITY SECTION B
HEALTH TOPICS:
1.What is the primary focus of E-health in the field of °CURRENT TRENDS IN PUBLIC HEALTH: GLOBAL AND
Information Technology and Community Health? NATIONAL
°DELIVERY THE HEALTH CARE TO THE FILIPINO
a) Mechanical engineering FAMILY AND COMMUNITY
b) Electronic processes in healthcare
c) Agricultural science 1. Set of beliefs, values, and assumptions about life that is widely
d) Linguistics held among a group of people that is transmitted across generations
A culture
2.Which of the following is NOT a fundamental function related to b. Race
information handling in E-health? C. ethnicity
d. culturally incompetent
a) Storage
b) Retrieval 2. The nurse supports and facilitates the use of scientifically
c) Cooking supported cultural practices from a person’s culture along with
d) Transmittal those from the biomedical health care system Ex: acupressure and
acupuncture
3.In the context of E-health, what role does data play? a. cultural brokening
b. cultural accommodation
a) Minor role in decision-making C. cultural repatterning
b) No impact on healthcare outcomes d. Cultural preservation
c) Crucial in informing decisions and improving outcomes
d) Entertainment purposes only 3. Community health nurses’ roles are significantly
diversified by eHealth. The following are the major roles of an
4.What does the current situation of E-health in the Philippines eHealth nurse in the Philippine community setting, except;
refer to? A. Data and Records Manager
B. Change Agent
a) Adoption of traditional healthcare methods C. Educator
b) Use of electronic systems for healthcare purposes D. Facilitator
c) Emphasis on herbal medicine
d) E-health being nonexistent
4. This is one of the major roles of an eHealth nurse in the
5.How can E-health be effectively employed in community health Philippine community setting wherein the nurses collaborate with
settings? health leaders, policymakers, stakeholders, and other community
health professionals to determine their knowledge and awareness
a) By using carrier pigeons for communication of eHealth and appropriate ICT tools:
b) Through telemedicine, remote monitoring, and digital health A. Researcher
records B. Telepresenter
c) Ignoring technological advancements C. Data and Records Manager
d) Printing and distributing paper health records D. Change Agent

6.What is a significant aspect of information management in E- 5. The WHO defines _________ as, "the delivery of health care
health? services, where distance is a critical factor, by all health care
professionals using information and communications technologies
a) Public transportation for the exchange of valid information for diagnosis, treatment and
b) Secure and efficient storage of health-related data prevention of disease and injuries, research and evaluation, and for
c) Weather patterns the continuing education of health care providers, all in the
d) Fictional storytelling interests of advancing the health of individuals and their
communities."
7.What are the key functions associated with data in the context of a. eLearning
E-health? b. Universal Health care and ICT
c. Telemedicine
a) Cooking, Painting, Sleeping d. Telepresenter
b) Storage, Retrieval, and Transmittal of health information
c) Singing, Dancing, Acting 6. Role of community health nurse that monitor trends of diseases
d) All of the above through the EMR, allowing for targeted interventions for health
promotion, disease prevention, curative services, or rehabilitation.
8.How does E-health contribute to bridging healthcare gaps in a. Change Agent
remote or underserved communities? b. Data and records Manager
c. Educator
a) By avoiding technological solutions d. Researcher
b) Through community picnics
c) By distributing printed pamphlets 7. It is a traditional, paper-based patient records are vulnerable to
d) Facilitating access through remote monitoring and unauthorized viewing since there is no audit trail of the usage of
telemedicine the chart. The disclosure of highly private information arising from
such an incident can lead to loss of trust in the health facility or
9.What is the primary role of a Community Health Nurse in the even legal risks.
realm of E-health? A.) Continuity of care
B.) Negligence during assessment
a) Marketing executive C.) Patient privacy is compromised
b) Implementing and promoting E-health initiatives D.) Malpractice as a professional
c) Professional skydiver
d) Movie director 8. Local government units (LGUS) are autonomous, and therefore
in control of their own basic health services, including the budget.
10.Which of the following is not a function related to information Under what law does this propose?
handling in E-health? A.) RA 4765
B.) RA 7160
a) Storage C.) RA 9111
b) Retrieval D.) RA 8291
c) Transmittal
9. Which is the primary goal of community health nursing?
A. To support and supplement the efforts of the medical profession d) Emphasizing individual healthcare over community health
in the promotion of health and prevention of
B. To enhance the capacity of individuals, families and 7. As a community health nurse entrepreneur, which of the
communities to cope with their health needs following strategies would be most effective in promoting
C. To increase the productivity of the people by providing them preventive care within the community?
with services that will increase their level of health a) Offering discounts for curative services
D. To contribute to national development through promotion of b) Conducting health education workshops
family welfare, focusing particularly on mothers and children c) Focusing on reactive treatments
d) Ignoring the social determinants of health
10. CHN is a community-based practice. Which best explains this
statement? 8. You are developing a health-related entrepreneurial initiative in
A. The service is provided in the natural environment of people a culturally diverse community. What is a crucial aspect to
B. The nurse has to conduct community diagnosis to determine consider in providing culturally competent care?
nursing needs and problems a) Standardized approaches for all cultural groups
C. The service are based on the available resources within the b) Ignoring cultural differences for efficiency
community c) Acknowledging and respecting cultural diversity
D. Priority setting is based on the magnitude of the health d) Limiting services to culturally homogeneous groups

9. To enhance the sustainability of your community health nursing

entrepreneurship, what collaboration would be most beneficial?
SECTION C a) Solely relying on government funding
TOPICS: b) Forming partnerships with local businesses
°POSITIVE QUALITIES AND VALUES OF A COMMUNITY c) Isolating your services from other healthcare providers
HEALTH NURSE d) Avoiding collaboration to maintain independence
°HEALTH RELATED ENTREPRENEURIAL ACTIVITIES
10. As a community health nurse entrepreneur, how can you
effectively engage the community in your health initiatives?
1.You are assigned to work with a diverse group of individuals in a a) Implementing interventions without community input
community health setting. Some members are hesitant to engage b) Conducting regular community needs assessments
with healthcare services due to cultural differences. How would c) Ignoring community feedback for efficiency
you approach this situation? d) Relying solely on professional expertise
A. Ignore cultural differences and provide standard care.
B. Seek guidance from a cultural competency resource.
C. Persuade them to adapt to mainstream healthcare practices.
D. Assign them to a different healthcare professional who shares
their cultural background.

2.You are organizing a health education program in an

economically disadvantaged neighborhood. Many attendees have
limited access to resources. How do you ensure the effectiveness of
your program?
A. Assume they won't understand complex health information.
B. Use jargon and technical terms to convey important
information.
C. Tailor the program to the community's needs and literacy level.
D. Provide handouts only in English, as it is the official language.

3.You are part of a team addressing a sudden outbreak of an

infectious disease in your community. How would you collaborate
with other healthcare professionals and community members to
contain the spread?
A. Work independently to avoid confusion.
B. Share information transparently and collaborate with all
stakeholders.
C. Focus solely on treating affected individuals.
D. Disregard community input as it may complicate decision-
making.

4.A community health nurse is responsible for managing a mobile

clinic to serve rural populations. One day, the clinic faces logistical
challenges, and some team members are frustrated. How would
you address the situation?
A. Blame the team members for the issues and reprimand them.
B. Identify the challenges together and find collaborative solutions.
C. Ignore the problems and hope they resolve on their own.
D. Replace the team members with new personnel.

5.You are conducting home visits to monitor patients with chronic

illnesses. During one visit, you notice signs of neglect and
inadequate living conditions. What would be your immediate
response?
A. Disregard the living conditions and focus solely on medical
needs.
B. Report the situation to appropriate authorities and follow up
with the patient.
C. Ignore the signs of neglect as it is not within your role.
D. Confront the patient about the living conditions without
involving others.

6. You are a community health nurse looking to start an

entrepreneurial venture to address the health needs of a low-
income neighborhood. What would be your primary consideration
when choosing a business model?
a) Maximizing profit
b) Meeting the specific health needs of the community
c) Expanding services to neighboring affluent areas