CHN 1 LECTURE EXAM WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
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a group of people with something in common that may be located within a territory or
defined by geographical boundaries - ANSWER Community
often defined by its geographic boundaries and thus called a geographic? - ANSWER
community
Example of a geographic community - ANSWER city,
town or
neighborhood
A community demarcated by geographic boundaries becomes a clear target for
analysis of health needs to form the basis for planning health programs and
a? is also easily mobilized for action. - ANSWER geographic community
refers to the setting and the practice of the nursing role. - ANSWER Community-based
nursing
The care focus HERE predominates at individual and family levels, contributing to the
health of the community. - ANSWER Community-based nursing
Community-based nursing
frequently refers to the provision of nursing care outside an acute care setting. -
ANSWER Community-based nursing
The definition refers to services or interventions targeted to improve the health status of
a population in order to promote health and prevent disease at a population level. -
ANSWER Population-focused care
,Is the practice of promoting and protecting the health of populations using knowledge
from nursing, social, and public health sciences. - ANSWER Public health nursing
The practice is HERE population-focused, with the goals of promoting health and
preventing disease & disability for all people thru creation of conditions in which people
can be healthy - ANSWER Public health nursing
refers to the systematic process of delivering nursing care to improve the health of the
whole community - ANSWER Community health nursing
is the synthesis of nursing & public health practice applied to the promotion and
protection of the health of population. - ANSWER Community Health Nursing
It is a field of nursing concerned with the health needs of communities, aggregates, and
especially vulnerable populations. - ANSWER Community Health Nursing
It is continuous and comprehensive practice directed toward all groups of community
members. - ANSWER Community Health Nursing
It merges all the basic elements of professional and clinical nursing with public health
and community practice. - ANSWER Community Health Nursing
It synthesizes the body of knowledge from public health science and professional
nursing theories to improve the health of communities. - ANSWER Community Health
Nursing
Group of people sharing common geographical boundaries, values, interest and
characteristics; common rights and privileges; same laws and regulation - ANSWER
Community
place where people under usual conditions are found - ANSWER Community
,Community is derived from a latin word "?" which means a group of people. - ANSWER
comunicas
Derived from a latin word "comunicas" which means a group of people. - ANSWER
Community
Community is derived from a latin word "comunicas" which means? - ANSWER a group
of people
is a state of complete physical, mental & social well-being
& not just the absence of disease or infirmity - ANSWER health
definition of THIS has not been changed since 1948 - ANSWER health
the definition of health has not been changed since? - ANSWER 1948
Both profession & a vocation.
Assisting sick people to become well & well people attain the best possible health -
ANSWER Nursing
Application of the nursing process in the different levels of clientele-individuals,
families, population groups & communities,
Involved in the
promotion of health, prevention of disease & disability
& rehabilitation. - ANSWER Community Health Nursing
Purpose of Community Health Nursing - ANSWER To elevate the level of citizenry by:
, Assisting communities & families to deal w/ the discontinuities in & threats to health
in a manner that maximizes their potential of acquiring high level wellness
Special branch of nursing based upon the applied sciences and synthesis of nursing
public health and some areas of social services operating for people as part of the total
national health program - promotion of healthy living, health betterment of optimal
conditions in natural as well as environmental surroundings, in addition to rehabilitation
with regard to disease and disability - ANSWER Community Health Nursing
A learned practice discipline with the ultimate goal of contributing as individuals & in
collaboration with others to the promotion of the client's optimum level of functioning
thru teaching and delivery of care - ANSWER Community Health Nursing
A service rendered by a professional nurse to IFCs, population groups in health
centers, clinics, schools, workplace for the promotion of health, prevention of illness,
care of the sick at home and rehabilitation - ANSWER Community Health Nursing
is directed towards assisting every citizen to realize his birth rights & longevity -
ANSWER Public Health
The science & art of preventing disease, prolonging life & efficiency thru organized
community effort - ANSWER Public Health
Public Health is the science and art of preventing disease, prolonging life and efficiency
through organized community effort for the:? - ANSWER - sanitation of the environment
- control of communicable infxns
- education of the individual in personal hygiene
- organization of medical & nursing services for the early diagnosis & preventive
treatment of disease
- development of social machinery
to provide, for all, a standard of living adequate for the maintenance of health so as to
100% CORRECT
a group of people with something in common that may be located within a territory or
defined by geographical boundaries - ANSWER Community
often defined by its geographic boundaries and thus called a geographic? - ANSWER
community
Example of a geographic community - ANSWER city,
town or
neighborhood
A community demarcated by geographic boundaries becomes a clear target for
analysis of health needs to form the basis for planning health programs and
a? is also easily mobilized for action. - ANSWER geographic community
refers to the setting and the practice of the nursing role. - ANSWER Community-based
nursing
The care focus HERE predominates at individual and family levels, contributing to the
health of the community. - ANSWER Community-based nursing
Community-based nursing
frequently refers to the provision of nursing care outside an acute care setting. -
ANSWER Community-based nursing
The definition refers to services or interventions targeted to improve the health status of
a population in order to promote health and prevent disease at a population level. -
ANSWER Population-focused care
,Is the practice of promoting and protecting the health of populations using knowledge
from nursing, social, and public health sciences. - ANSWER Public health nursing
The practice is HERE population-focused, with the goals of promoting health and
preventing disease & disability for all people thru creation of conditions in which people
can be healthy - ANSWER Public health nursing
refers to the systematic process of delivering nursing care to improve the health of the
whole community - ANSWER Community health nursing
is the synthesis of nursing & public health practice applied to the promotion and
protection of the health of population. - ANSWER Community Health Nursing
It is a field of nursing concerned with the health needs of communities, aggregates, and
especially vulnerable populations. - ANSWER Community Health Nursing
It is continuous and comprehensive practice directed toward all groups of community
members. - ANSWER Community Health Nursing
It merges all the basic elements of professional and clinical nursing with public health
and community practice. - ANSWER Community Health Nursing
It synthesizes the body of knowledge from public health science and professional
nursing theories to improve the health of communities. - ANSWER Community Health
Nursing
Group of people sharing common geographical boundaries, values, interest and
characteristics; common rights and privileges; same laws and regulation - ANSWER
Community
place where people under usual conditions are found - ANSWER Community
,Community is derived from a latin word "?" which means a group of people. - ANSWER
comunicas
Derived from a latin word "comunicas" which means a group of people. - ANSWER
Community
Community is derived from a latin word "comunicas" which means? - ANSWER a group
of people
is a state of complete physical, mental & social well-being
& not just the absence of disease or infirmity - ANSWER health
definition of THIS has not been changed since 1948 - ANSWER health
the definition of health has not been changed since? - ANSWER 1948
Both profession & a vocation.
Assisting sick people to become well & well people attain the best possible health -
ANSWER Nursing
Application of the nursing process in the different levels of clientele-individuals,
families, population groups & communities,
Involved in the
promotion of health, prevention of disease & disability
& rehabilitation. - ANSWER Community Health Nursing
Purpose of Community Health Nursing - ANSWER To elevate the level of citizenry by:
, Assisting communities & families to deal w/ the discontinuities in & threats to health
in a manner that maximizes their potential of acquiring high level wellness
Special branch of nursing based upon the applied sciences and synthesis of nursing
public health and some areas of social services operating for people as part of the total
national health program - promotion of healthy living, health betterment of optimal
conditions in natural as well as environmental surroundings, in addition to rehabilitation
with regard to disease and disability - ANSWER Community Health Nursing
A learned practice discipline with the ultimate goal of contributing as individuals & in
collaboration with others to the promotion of the client's optimum level of functioning
thru teaching and delivery of care - ANSWER Community Health Nursing
A service rendered by a professional nurse to IFCs, population groups in health
centers, clinics, schools, workplace for the promotion of health, prevention of illness,
care of the sick at home and rehabilitation - ANSWER Community Health Nursing
is directed towards assisting every citizen to realize his birth rights & longevity -
ANSWER Public Health
The science & art of preventing disease, prolonging life & efficiency thru organized
community effort - ANSWER Public Health
Public Health is the science and art of preventing disease, prolonging life and efficiency
through organized community effort for the:? - ANSWER - sanitation of the environment
- control of communicable infxns
- education of the individual in personal hygiene
- organization of medical & nursing services for the early diagnosis & preventive
treatment of disease
- development of social machinery
to provide, for all, a standard of living adequate for the maintenance of health so as to
