N3CN3 EXAM SCRIPT 2026 FULL EVALUATION
VERIFIED A+
◉ Nurse/doctor interface. Answer: integrated working between
nurse and doctor
◉ primary/secondary care interface. Answer: activities to integrate
primary and secondary care
- hospital out-reach
- community out-reach
◉ Roles of the nurse to the patient in CDM. Answer: - educator
- interpreter
- monitor
- modulator
- referrer
◉ Canadian Chronic Disease Indicators (CCDI). Answer: provide
information on chronic diseases, their determinants, and their risk
and protective factors in Canada
,◉ Positive Mental Health Indicator Framework (PMHSIF). Answer: a
pan-Canadian resource on positive mental health outcomes and
associated risk and protective factors
◉ positive mental health. Answer: a state of well-being that allows
us to feel, think and act in ways that enhance our ability to enjoy life
and deal with the challenges we face
◉ Public Health Infobase - Canadian Chronic Disease Surveillance
(CCDSS). Answer: collaborative network of provincial and territorial
surveillance systems supported by the public Health Agency of
Canada (PHAC)
Each province/territory submits aggregate administrative data with
which PHAC calculates the incidence and prevalence of chronic
conditions in Canada
◉ Common Chronic illnesses in Canada. Answer: Hypertension
Osteoarthritis
Mood and/or anxiety disorder
Osteoporosis
Diabetes
Asthma
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
,Ischemic Heart Disease
Cancer
Dementia
◉ are chronic diseases increasing or decreasing. Answer: increasing
◉ what were the 2 leading causes of death in 2015. Answer: Cancer
and heart disease
◉ palliative approach. Answer: integrates the principles and values
of palliative care into nursing care in any setting
◉ Chronic conditions. Answer: persistent conditions that require
ongoing medical management over many years
◉ common chronic diseases. Answer: - arthritis
- diabetes
- CVD
- dementia
- COPD
- HIV/AIDS
- hepatitis
, ◉ does aging mean a decline in health?. Answer: no
◉ Chronic care model (CCM). Answer: a primary care-based
framework aimed at supporting the complex needs of clients in the
community living with one or more chronic conditions
multicomponent intervention that includes
- self management support
- decision support
- delivery system design
- clinical information systems
- healthcare organization
- community resources
◉ expanded chronic care model (ECCM). Answer: developed in
Canada to broaden the clinical focus of the CCM to include elements
of population health promotion with the aim to improve prevention
of illness and enhance community participation
- acknowledges the association between health care and commuities
- as a result individual functional and clinical outcomes are
improved
VERIFIED A+
◉ Nurse/doctor interface. Answer: integrated working between
nurse and doctor
◉ primary/secondary care interface. Answer: activities to integrate
primary and secondary care
- hospital out-reach
- community out-reach
◉ Roles of the nurse to the patient in CDM. Answer: - educator
- interpreter
- monitor
- modulator
- referrer
◉ Canadian Chronic Disease Indicators (CCDI). Answer: provide
information on chronic diseases, their determinants, and their risk
and protective factors in Canada
,◉ Positive Mental Health Indicator Framework (PMHSIF). Answer: a
pan-Canadian resource on positive mental health outcomes and
associated risk and protective factors
◉ positive mental health. Answer: a state of well-being that allows
us to feel, think and act in ways that enhance our ability to enjoy life
and deal with the challenges we face
◉ Public Health Infobase - Canadian Chronic Disease Surveillance
(CCDSS). Answer: collaborative network of provincial and territorial
surveillance systems supported by the public Health Agency of
Canada (PHAC)
Each province/territory submits aggregate administrative data with
which PHAC calculates the incidence and prevalence of chronic
conditions in Canada
◉ Common Chronic illnesses in Canada. Answer: Hypertension
Osteoarthritis
Mood and/or anxiety disorder
Osteoporosis
Diabetes
Asthma
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
,Ischemic Heart Disease
Cancer
Dementia
◉ are chronic diseases increasing or decreasing. Answer: increasing
◉ what were the 2 leading causes of death in 2015. Answer: Cancer
and heart disease
◉ palliative approach. Answer: integrates the principles and values
of palliative care into nursing care in any setting
◉ Chronic conditions. Answer: persistent conditions that require
ongoing medical management over many years
◉ common chronic diseases. Answer: - arthritis
- diabetes
- CVD
- dementia
- COPD
- HIV/AIDS
- hepatitis
, ◉ does aging mean a decline in health?. Answer: no
◉ Chronic care model (CCM). Answer: a primary care-based
framework aimed at supporting the complex needs of clients in the
community living with one or more chronic conditions
multicomponent intervention that includes
- self management support
- decision support
- delivery system design
- clinical information systems
- healthcare organization
- community resources
◉ expanded chronic care model (ECCM). Answer: developed in
Canada to broaden the clinical focus of the CCM to include elements
of population health promotion with the aim to improve prevention
of illness and enhance community participation
- acknowledges the association between health care and commuities
- as a result individual functional and clinical outcomes are
improved
