NSN S4525 FINAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Health Promotion Involves
A. Ensuring people have a chance to improve their health through a variety of facilitated
activities
B. Telling people what they should eat and why they need to be physically active
C. CHNs outreaching to individuals who may not have access to healthcare services
D. All of the above - Answers - D. All of the above
A client with Type 1 diabetes has recently developed a complex wound on his foot. The
client seeks the care of the local emergency department to manage the infected wound.
This type of care is an example of:
A. Public Health Care.
B. Primary Health Care.
C. Primary Care.
D. Intersectional Care. - Answers - C. Primary Care.
Critical Social Theory is known as a theory that
A. Considers social and economic forces resulting in power differential in society.
B. Centrally examines the role of gender in producing health inequities.
C. Socially constructs knowledge and experience of health and illness.
D. Emerged out of the Feminist Movement in the 1970s. - Answers - A. Considers social
and economic forces resulting in power differential in society.
While working with a local agency to deliver a series of workshops to various local
groups of women, the community health nurse was successful in facilitating knowledge,
awareness, and consciousness raising related to intimate partner violence. The groups
felt empowered and educated about the matter. The nurse's efforts are an example of
A. Disease prevention.
B. Acute intervention.
C. Social marketing.
D. Health promotion. - Answers - D. Health promotion.
The World Health Organization (WHO) identified 8 essential components of primary
health care. Which of the following are two of the 8 components:
A. Acute Care and Therapy.
B. Indigenous Reconciliation and Immunization.
C. Maternal/Child Health Care and Access to Essential Medication.
D. Promotion of Food Supply and Sensitivity to LGBTQ2S+ needs. - Answers - C.
Maternal/Child Health Care and Access to Essential Medication.
, Which of the following are 3 examples of the Social Determinants of Health (SDOH):
A. Income, education, and social support networks.
B. Gender, poverty, and income.
C. Social status, education, and disease likelihood.
D. Health services, genetics, and empowerment. - Answers - A. Income, education, and
social support networks.
The concept of "Upstream" refers to:
A. Looking at social and economic structures to address health issues.
B. Band-aid solutions.
C. Focusing on marginalized communities.
D. Disease prevention. - Answers - A. Looking at social and economic structures to
address health issues.
The community health nurse assists a team of health professionals and volunteers to
set up a safe injection site for people who use drugs. This initiative is an example of:
A. Population health promotion.
B. Harm reduction.
C. Primary prevention.
D. Community assessment. - Answers - B. Harm reduction.
A repeat client visits the community health centre for cellulitis (skin infection) related to
injection drug use. The physician and nurse provide the client with health education
related to the risks of drug use, assert the importance of making healthy choices to
prevent future infections, and offer the client various addiction treatment options that the
client can select from. The approach taken by the physician and nurse represents:
A. Advocacy and activism.
B. Ideology of choice.
C. Harm prevention.
D. Sustainable support. - Answers - B. Ideology of choice.
A nurse is working with the school-aged population during the prepathogenesis period.
What primary prevention activity would promote the health of this population?
A. Case finding children who may have been exposed to a teacher with hepatitis A
B. Teaching handwashing and respiratory hygiene
C. Providing antimicrobials for newly diagnosed contacts
D. Advocating for testing of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) at a school-based
clinic - Answers - B. Teaching handwashing and respiratory hygiene
What was the most likely causes of death in the 1900s?
Health Promotion Involves
A. Ensuring people have a chance to improve their health through a variety of facilitated
activities
B. Telling people what they should eat and why they need to be physically active
C. CHNs outreaching to individuals who may not have access to healthcare services
D. All of the above - Answers - D. All of the above
A client with Type 1 diabetes has recently developed a complex wound on his foot. The
client seeks the care of the local emergency department to manage the infected wound.
This type of care is an example of:
A. Public Health Care.
B. Primary Health Care.
C. Primary Care.
D. Intersectional Care. - Answers - C. Primary Care.
Critical Social Theory is known as a theory that
A. Considers social and economic forces resulting in power differential in society.
B. Centrally examines the role of gender in producing health inequities.
C. Socially constructs knowledge and experience of health and illness.
D. Emerged out of the Feminist Movement in the 1970s. - Answers - A. Considers social
and economic forces resulting in power differential in society.
While working with a local agency to deliver a series of workshops to various local
groups of women, the community health nurse was successful in facilitating knowledge,
awareness, and consciousness raising related to intimate partner violence. The groups
felt empowered and educated about the matter. The nurse's efforts are an example of
A. Disease prevention.
B. Acute intervention.
C. Social marketing.
D. Health promotion. - Answers - D. Health promotion.
The World Health Organization (WHO) identified 8 essential components of primary
health care. Which of the following are two of the 8 components:
A. Acute Care and Therapy.
B. Indigenous Reconciliation and Immunization.
C. Maternal/Child Health Care and Access to Essential Medication.
D. Promotion of Food Supply and Sensitivity to LGBTQ2S+ needs. - Answers - C.
Maternal/Child Health Care and Access to Essential Medication.
, Which of the following are 3 examples of the Social Determinants of Health (SDOH):
A. Income, education, and social support networks.
B. Gender, poverty, and income.
C. Social status, education, and disease likelihood.
D. Health services, genetics, and empowerment. - Answers - A. Income, education, and
social support networks.
The concept of "Upstream" refers to:
A. Looking at social and economic structures to address health issues.
B. Band-aid solutions.
C. Focusing on marginalized communities.
D. Disease prevention. - Answers - A. Looking at social and economic structures to
address health issues.
The community health nurse assists a team of health professionals and volunteers to
set up a safe injection site for people who use drugs. This initiative is an example of:
A. Population health promotion.
B. Harm reduction.
C. Primary prevention.
D. Community assessment. - Answers - B. Harm reduction.
A repeat client visits the community health centre for cellulitis (skin infection) related to
injection drug use. The physician and nurse provide the client with health education
related to the risks of drug use, assert the importance of making healthy choices to
prevent future infections, and offer the client various addiction treatment options that the
client can select from. The approach taken by the physician and nurse represents:
A. Advocacy and activism.
B. Ideology of choice.
C. Harm prevention.
D. Sustainable support. - Answers - B. Ideology of choice.
A nurse is working with the school-aged population during the prepathogenesis period.
What primary prevention activity would promote the health of this population?
A. Case finding children who may have been exposed to a teacher with hepatitis A
B. Teaching handwashing and respiratory hygiene
C. Providing antimicrobials for newly diagnosed contacts
D. Advocating for testing of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) at a school-based
clinic - Answers - B. Teaching handwashing and respiratory hygiene
What was the most likely causes of death in the 1900s?
