SAS 14
1. With regards to illness prevention activities as part of nursing
care, which of the following will help clients most?
a. Maintain maximum functions
b. Identify disease symptoms
c. Reduce the cost of health care
d. Promote health habits
2. Nurse Febe is scheduled for a home visit to achieve the best of
health care in the home. The first step during a home
visit is one of the following:
a. Count the available appliances
b. Explain purpose of the visit
c. Greet client and introduce self
d. Wash hands and perform procedures
3. Which one of the following is an important principle during a
home visit?
a. Inquiry about health and welfare
b. Performance for health assessment
c. Use of available information about the client
d. Evaluation of past services to the family
4. The frequency of a home visit is determined by which one of
the following?
a. Administration of medication
b. Need for health teaching
c. Result of health studied
d. Acceptance of the family
5. The procedure of the proper bag technique during a home visit
is to implement which one of the following principles?
a. Replace supplies fully every visit
,b. Avoid transfer of infection
c. Clean supplies ready for use
d. PHN bag is indispensable equipment
True or False: Write FAMILY if the statement is true and HEALTH
if the statement is false.
1. Health Education is a cooperative effort requiring all nurses to
work together in close teamwork with families, groups, and the
community.
ANSWER: HEALTH
2. Health Education aims to help people make use of their own
efforts and education to improve their conditions of living.
ANSWER: FAMILY
3. Health Education makes careful evaluation of the planning,
organization, and implementation of all health education
programs and activities.
ANSWER: FAMILY
4. Health Education makes use of supplementary aids and
devices to help with the verbal instructions.
ANSWER: FAMILY
5. Health Education meets the needs, interests, and problems of
all people.
ANSWER: HEALTH
, SAS 15
1. Which of the following personnel do not have the “right to
know” medical information?
A. The facility‟s Performance Improvement Director who is not a
healthcare person and has no direct contact with clients.
B. A nursing student who is caring for a client under the
supervision of the nursing instructor.
C. The facility‟s Safety Officer who is not a healthcare person and
who has no direct contact with clients
D.A department supervisor with no direct or indirect care duties
2.The nurse is talking with the family of an 18 months-old newly
diagnosed with retinoblastoma. A priority in communicating with
the parents is for recording and reporting to the respective health
professional.
A. Discuss the need for genetic counseling
B. Inform them that combined therapy is seldom effective
C. Prepare for the child's permanent disfigurement
D. Suggest that total blindness may follow surgery
3.The patient records obtained by the nurse should be reported to
the concerned health agency to protects clients in terms of their
rights to what? Select all that apply.
A. Privacy and to have their medical information confidential
unless the client formally approves the sharing of this information
with others such as family members.
B. Make healthcare decisions and to have these decisions
protected and communicated to others when they are no longer
competent to do so.
C. Be fully informed about all treatments in term of their benefits,
risks and alternatives to them so the client can make a
1. With regards to illness prevention activities as part of nursing
care, which of the following will help clients most?
a. Maintain maximum functions
b. Identify disease symptoms
c. Reduce the cost of health care
d. Promote health habits
2. Nurse Febe is scheduled for a home visit to achieve the best of
health care in the home. The first step during a home
visit is one of the following:
a. Count the available appliances
b. Explain purpose of the visit
c. Greet client and introduce self
d. Wash hands and perform procedures
3. Which one of the following is an important principle during a
home visit?
a. Inquiry about health and welfare
b. Performance for health assessment
c. Use of available information about the client
d. Evaluation of past services to the family
4. The frequency of a home visit is determined by which one of
the following?
a. Administration of medication
b. Need for health teaching
c. Result of health studied
d. Acceptance of the family
5. The procedure of the proper bag technique during a home visit
is to implement which one of the following principles?
a. Replace supplies fully every visit
,b. Avoid transfer of infection
c. Clean supplies ready for use
d. PHN bag is indispensable equipment
True or False: Write FAMILY if the statement is true and HEALTH
if the statement is false.
1. Health Education is a cooperative effort requiring all nurses to
work together in close teamwork with families, groups, and the
community.
ANSWER: HEALTH
2. Health Education aims to help people make use of their own
efforts and education to improve their conditions of living.
ANSWER: FAMILY
3. Health Education makes careful evaluation of the planning,
organization, and implementation of all health education
programs and activities.
ANSWER: FAMILY
4. Health Education makes use of supplementary aids and
devices to help with the verbal instructions.
ANSWER: FAMILY
5. Health Education meets the needs, interests, and problems of
all people.
ANSWER: HEALTH
, SAS 15
1. Which of the following personnel do not have the “right to
know” medical information?
A. The facility‟s Performance Improvement Director who is not a
healthcare person and has no direct contact with clients.
B. A nursing student who is caring for a client under the
supervision of the nursing instructor.
C. The facility‟s Safety Officer who is not a healthcare person and
who has no direct contact with clients
D.A department supervisor with no direct or indirect care duties
2.The nurse is talking with the family of an 18 months-old newly
diagnosed with retinoblastoma. A priority in communicating with
the parents is for recording and reporting to the respective health
professional.
A. Discuss the need for genetic counseling
B. Inform them that combined therapy is seldom effective
C. Prepare for the child's permanent disfigurement
D. Suggest that total blindness may follow surgery
3.The patient records obtained by the nurse should be reported to
the concerned health agency to protects clients in terms of their
rights to what? Select all that apply.
A. Privacy and to have their medical information confidential
unless the client formally approves the sharing of this information
with others such as family members.
B. Make healthcare decisions and to have these decisions
protected and communicated to others when they are no longer
competent to do so.
C. Be fully informed about all treatments in term of their benefits,
risks and alternatives to them so the client can make a
