NUR 200
Process of Health Promotion
Comprehensive Finals Review (Qns & Ans)
2025
1. Which of the following is a primary goal of health promotion?
- A. Treating chronic diseases
- B. Preventing illness and enhancing well-being
- C. Conducting medical research
- D. Diagnosing medical conditions
- ANS: B. Preventing illness and enhancing well-being
- Rationale: Health promotion focuses on preventing illness
and enhancing overall well-being through various strategies and
interventions.
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,2. What is the main focus of the Ottawa Charter for Health
Promotion?
- A. Medical treatment
- B. Health education
- C. Building healthy public policy
- D. Clinical research
- ANS: C. Building healthy public policy
- Rationale: The Ottawa Charter emphasizes building healthy
public policy as a key strategy for health promotion.
3. Which of the following best describes the concept of "health
literacy"?
- A. The ability to read and write
- B. The ability to understand and use health information
- C. The ability to diagnose medical conditions
- D. The ability to conduct medical research
- ANS: B. The ability to understand and use health
information
- Rationale: Health literacy refers to the ability to understand
and use health information to make informed health decisions.
©2024/2025
, 4. What is the primary purpose of community health
assessments?
- A. To diagnose individual health conditions
- B. To identify community health needs and resources
- C. To conduct clinical trials
- D. To provide medical treatment
- ANS: B. To identify community health needs and resources
- Rationale: Community health assessments aim to identify
the health needs and resources of a community to inform health
promotion strategies.
5. Which of the following is an example of a primary prevention
strategy?
- A. Chemotherapy for cancer treatment
- B. Vaccination programs
- C. Physical therapy for injury rehabilitation
- D. Surgery for heart disease
- ANS: B. Vaccination programs
- Rationale: Primary prevention strategies, such as
vaccination programs, aim to prevent the onset of diseases before
they occur.
©2024/2025
Process of Health Promotion
Comprehensive Finals Review (Qns & Ans)
2025
1. Which of the following is a primary goal of health promotion?
- A. Treating chronic diseases
- B. Preventing illness and enhancing well-being
- C. Conducting medical research
- D. Diagnosing medical conditions
- ANS: B. Preventing illness and enhancing well-being
- Rationale: Health promotion focuses on preventing illness
and enhancing overall well-being through various strategies and
interventions.
©2024/2025
,2. What is the main focus of the Ottawa Charter for Health
Promotion?
- A. Medical treatment
- B. Health education
- C. Building healthy public policy
- D. Clinical research
- ANS: C. Building healthy public policy
- Rationale: The Ottawa Charter emphasizes building healthy
public policy as a key strategy for health promotion.
3. Which of the following best describes the concept of "health
literacy"?
- A. The ability to read and write
- B. The ability to understand and use health information
- C. The ability to diagnose medical conditions
- D. The ability to conduct medical research
- ANS: B. The ability to understand and use health
information
- Rationale: Health literacy refers to the ability to understand
and use health information to make informed health decisions.
©2024/2025
, 4. What is the primary purpose of community health
assessments?
- A. To diagnose individual health conditions
- B. To identify community health needs and resources
- C. To conduct clinical trials
- D. To provide medical treatment
- ANS: B. To identify community health needs and resources
- Rationale: Community health assessments aim to identify
the health needs and resources of a community to inform health
promotion strategies.
5. Which of the following is an example of a primary prevention
strategy?
- A. Chemotherapy for cancer treatment
- B. Vaccination programs
- C. Physical therapy for injury rehabilitation
- D. Surgery for heart disease
- ANS: B. Vaccination programs
- Rationale: Primary prevention strategies, such as
vaccination programs, aim to prevent the onset of diseases before
they occur.
©2024/2025
