NURS 288 FINAL EXAM | 2025/2026 UPDATE |
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | ALREADY PASSED!!
Immunizations are an example of this Answer - primary prevention
process of enabling people to increase control over and improve their health
Answer - health promotion
the abbreviation PHC stands for this Answer - primary health care
SDOH Answer - social determinants of health
this is what PHPM stands for Answer - population health promotion model
the 4 questions the PHPM asks Answer - what, why, who and how
low birth weight can impact this SDoH Answer - healthy childhood
development
underlying values of PHC Answer - social justice and equity
this practice area of nursing embraces community participation and
collaboration with key stakeholders Answer - community nursing
, an RN diabetic educator supports individual at this level of prevention Answer
- tertiary prevention
smoking cessation programs are this level of prevention Answer - secondary
prevention
poverty, reduction, capacity building, equity and the existence of human rights
are attributes of this Answer - social justice
5 principles of PHC Answer - 1. Accessibility: universally available to all people
regardless of geographic community and is delivered in a timely manner
2. Public Participation: public is encouraged to participate in making decisions
such as voting
3. Health promotion: allowing the public to understand social determinants of
health and develop skills to improve their own health
4. Appropriate technology: appropriate modes of care are available based on a
society's social, economic and cultural development
5. intersectoral collaboration or cooperation: because health and well-being
are linked to economic and social policy, intersectoral collaboration is needed
to establish national and local health goals and evaluation of health services
this SEDoH is defined as the likelihood of one getting a certain illness Answer -
biology & genetic endowment
the "what" of PHPM Answer - the social determinants of health
education of seatbelt use is this level of prevention Answer - primary
prevention
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | ALREADY PASSED!!
Immunizations are an example of this Answer - primary prevention
process of enabling people to increase control over and improve their health
Answer - health promotion
the abbreviation PHC stands for this Answer - primary health care
SDOH Answer - social determinants of health
this is what PHPM stands for Answer - population health promotion model
the 4 questions the PHPM asks Answer - what, why, who and how
low birth weight can impact this SDoH Answer - healthy childhood
development
underlying values of PHC Answer - social justice and equity
this practice area of nursing embraces community participation and
collaboration with key stakeholders Answer - community nursing
, an RN diabetic educator supports individual at this level of prevention Answer
- tertiary prevention
smoking cessation programs are this level of prevention Answer - secondary
prevention
poverty, reduction, capacity building, equity and the existence of human rights
are attributes of this Answer - social justice
5 principles of PHC Answer - 1. Accessibility: universally available to all people
regardless of geographic community and is delivered in a timely manner
2. Public Participation: public is encouraged to participate in making decisions
such as voting
3. Health promotion: allowing the public to understand social determinants of
health and develop skills to improve their own health
4. Appropriate technology: appropriate modes of care are available based on a
society's social, economic and cultural development
5. intersectoral collaboration or cooperation: because health and well-being
are linked to economic and social policy, intersectoral collaboration is needed
to establish national and local health goals and evaluation of health services
this SEDoH is defined as the likelihood of one getting a certain illness Answer -
biology & genetic endowment
the "what" of PHPM Answer - the social determinants of health
education of seatbelt use is this level of prevention Answer - primary
prevention
