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PN 266 Health Promotion: Final Madness Review
PN 266 Health Promotion: Final Madness Review
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1
Health care must be provided on a non-profit basis. Which principle of the Canada Health Act is this?
Portability
Accessibility
Universality
Public Administration
2
Which of the following is an
individual
factor affecting response to illness?
Sense of Belonging
Resilience
Family Support
Time Orientation
3
The three components of the
epidemiological triangle
are; host, agent, and:
Cause
Patient
Environment
Location
4
Mindy calls her boss to say she is too sick to work today. Which stage of Suchman's model is this?
The Assumption of the Sick Role Stage
The Symptom Experience Stage
The Dependent-Patient Role Stage
The Medical Care Contact Stage
5
The web of causation looks at factors that increase the:
Resilience against disease
Causes of death for a disease
Risk of disease
Statistics of disease
6
Who determines what health service activities are "Restricted Activities?
The CLPNA
Licensed Practical Nurses
The Alberta Government
Alberta Health Services
7
"Health beliefs" is a determinant of health.
False
True
8
How many elements are there in the Population Health Approach Organizing Framework?
Five
What?!
Six
Eight
9
"Postconventional" is a term used to describe what type of development in a young adult?
Spiritual
Psychosocial
Moral
Cognitive
10
Of the following, what is the most important consideration when planning interventions?
What resources are available
That the outcome is realistic
If the outcomes are important to the client
How the plan will be evaluated
11
The term
affect
refers to a patient's:
Thought content
Mood
Judgment
Self-concept
12
The value of a screening program is determined by:
A reduction in morbidity, mortality and/or disability
The number of people identified as positive
How much money it costs to run
The number of people screened
13
How are you feeling now?
Awesome. I feel great!
Meh. That could've been worse :)
Glad I came. I know what I need to work on.
Freaking out. I have reading to do.
14
Derek's Chron's Disease is showing no symptoms. This is called
remission.
True
False
15
Can a client who has a mental illness refuse care?
True
False
16
Immunization is mandatory in Ontario. Through this policy, the government hopes to achieve:
Herd immunity
Tertiary prevention
Acquired immunity
Resistance
17
A member of the public can request an inquiry into whether your behavior is professional.
True
False
18
Piaget's description of
formal operational thought
in adults means the ability to:
Grasp concepts
Imagine
Problem-solve
Trust others
19
A sexual health history requires direct, candid language.
False
True
20
An outbreak of communicable disease affecting a large geographical area is called a(n):
Public health emergency
Epidemic
Pandemic
Catastrophe
21
Addressing "the causes of the causes" of health issues is called:
I'm not thinking
Midstream thinking
Upstream thinking
Downstream thinking
22
By changing the wording of a screening tool question, the nurse changes that tool's:
Validity
Reliability
Predictive value
23
Offering mammograms on a mobile screening centre is an example of primary prevention.
False
True
24
Eugene has a non-cancerous growth on his back that he would like removed. This category of need would be:
Elective
Emergent
Urgent
Oh, sheesh, I don't know
25
Offering influenza immunization is an example of:
Secondary prevention
Tertiary prevention
Screening
Primary prevention