NURS3065 Test Questions With
Answers A+ Graded
Question 1:What is the main goal of harm reduction in health care?A. To eliminate the
use of substances completely.B. To reduce adverse effects associated with substance
use.C. To enforce policies that isolate individuals who use substances.D. To focus solely
on treating substance-related diseases. - ANSWER B
Question 2:What is the difference between primary care and primary health care?A.
Primary care includes disease prevention and health promotion.B. Primary health care
focuses only on treating individual illnesses.C. Primary care is the first contact for
diagnosing and treating patients, while primary health care includes community
development and prevention.D. There is no difference; they are interchangeable terms.
- ANSWER C
Question 3:What is a key strategy for promoting population health according to the
Ottawa Charter?A. Building community gardens.B. Creating supportive environments.C.
Increasing hospital resources.D. Reducing access to primary care services. - ANSWER
B
Question 4:Which of the following is an example of primordial prevention?A. Screening
for cervical cancer.B. Promoting policies for prenatal nutrition programs.C. Providing
rehabilitation services for stroke patients.D. Administering vaccines for measles
prevention. - ANSWER B
Question 5:Which of these is NOT part of the epidemiologic triad?A. AgentB.
EnvironmentC. HostD. Treatment - ANSWER D
Question 6:What does "environmental racism" refer to?A. Unequal representation of
communities in environmental policies.B. Intentional harm to ecosystems in developing
countries.C. The disproportionate burden of environmental hazards on racialized
communities.D. Lack of education about environmental issues among minorities. -
ANSWER C
Question 7:According to the PHPM (Population Health Promotion Model), what is
essential for addressing social determinants of health?A. Increasing health care
costs.B. Strengthening individual behavior change.C. Changing social values and
structures.D. Isolating populations with high disease prevalence. - ANSWER C
Question 8:Which of the following describes the precautionary principle?A. Waiting for
scientific certainty before taking any action.B. Taking measures to prevent harm even if
cause-effect relationships are not fully established.C. Prioritizing treatment over
prevention to reduce immediate health risks.D. Encouraging economic growth over
, environmental health concerns. - ANSWER B
Question 9:What is the purpose of the Population Health Promotion Model (PHPM)?A. To
shift focus from individual health to behavior change.B. To bridge the gap between
population health and health promotion frameworks.C. To reduce government
involvement in health care.D. To increase funding for hospital-based interventions. -
ANSWER B
Question 10:Which of the following is an example of secondary prevention?A.
Immunization campaigns.B. Home visits to provide post-stroke rehabilitation.C. Mass
screening for early detection of diseases.D. Legislative measures to reduce tobacco
advertising. - ANSWER C
What is a "window of vulnerability" in children's environmental health?A. The time when
children are least susceptible to environmental exposures.B. The period when children
are most sensitive to harmful exposures due to developmental differences.C. The phase
when children develop immunity to environmental toxins.D. The time frame for enforcing
environmental health regulations. - ANSWER B
Question 12:What does the "One Health" approach emphasize?A. Addressing the health
of humans, animals, and the environment in isolation.B. A multisectoral approach
recognizing the interconnection between humans, animals, plants, and their
environment.C. Prioritizing human health over environmental concerns.D. Reducing
zoonotic diseases through vaccination campaigns only. - ANSWER B
Question 13:What is the primary focus of environmental justice?A. Encouraging
industrial growth in underdeveloped areas.B. Ensuring equal participation and benefits
for affected communities in environmental decision-making.C. Minimizing government
regulations on environmental policies.D. Prioritizing the needs of urban populations
over rural ones. - ANSWER B
Question 14:Which stage of the Emergency Management Continuum involves measures
to limit the effects of a disaster after it has occurred?A. PreparednessB. ResponseC.
MitigationD. Recovery - ANSWER D
Question 15:What is the primary goal of building healthy public policy, as outlined in the
Ottawa Charter?A. Increasing individual responsibility for health.B. Providing direct
funding to hospitals.C. Addressing structural inequities to foster greater health
equity.D. Encouraging health care privatization. - ANSWER C
Question 16:What is a key contributor to antimicrobial resistance (AMR)?A. Insufficient
access to vaccines.B. Overuse and misuse of antimicrobial medications.C. Lack of
training for health care professionals.D. Excessive public health campaigns. - ANSWER
B
Answers A+ Graded
Question 1:What is the main goal of harm reduction in health care?A. To eliminate the
use of substances completely.B. To reduce adverse effects associated with substance
use.C. To enforce policies that isolate individuals who use substances.D. To focus solely
on treating substance-related diseases. - ANSWER B
Question 2:What is the difference between primary care and primary health care?A.
Primary care includes disease prevention and health promotion.B. Primary health care
focuses only on treating individual illnesses.C. Primary care is the first contact for
diagnosing and treating patients, while primary health care includes community
development and prevention.D. There is no difference; they are interchangeable terms.
- ANSWER C
Question 3:What is a key strategy for promoting population health according to the
Ottawa Charter?A. Building community gardens.B. Creating supportive environments.C.
Increasing hospital resources.D. Reducing access to primary care services. - ANSWER
B
Question 4:Which of the following is an example of primordial prevention?A. Screening
for cervical cancer.B. Promoting policies for prenatal nutrition programs.C. Providing
rehabilitation services for stroke patients.D. Administering vaccines for measles
prevention. - ANSWER B
Question 5:Which of these is NOT part of the epidemiologic triad?A. AgentB.
EnvironmentC. HostD. Treatment - ANSWER D
Question 6:What does "environmental racism" refer to?A. Unequal representation of
communities in environmental policies.B. Intentional harm to ecosystems in developing
countries.C. The disproportionate burden of environmental hazards on racialized
communities.D. Lack of education about environmental issues among minorities. -
ANSWER C
Question 7:According to the PHPM (Population Health Promotion Model), what is
essential for addressing social determinants of health?A. Increasing health care
costs.B. Strengthening individual behavior change.C. Changing social values and
structures.D. Isolating populations with high disease prevalence. - ANSWER C
Question 8:Which of the following describes the precautionary principle?A. Waiting for
scientific certainty before taking any action.B. Taking measures to prevent harm even if
cause-effect relationships are not fully established.C. Prioritizing treatment over
prevention to reduce immediate health risks.D. Encouraging economic growth over
, environmental health concerns. - ANSWER B
Question 9:What is the purpose of the Population Health Promotion Model (PHPM)?A. To
shift focus from individual health to behavior change.B. To bridge the gap between
population health and health promotion frameworks.C. To reduce government
involvement in health care.D. To increase funding for hospital-based interventions. -
ANSWER B
Question 10:Which of the following is an example of secondary prevention?A.
Immunization campaigns.B. Home visits to provide post-stroke rehabilitation.C. Mass
screening for early detection of diseases.D. Legislative measures to reduce tobacco
advertising. - ANSWER C
What is a "window of vulnerability" in children's environmental health?A. The time when
children are least susceptible to environmental exposures.B. The period when children
are most sensitive to harmful exposures due to developmental differences.C. The phase
when children develop immunity to environmental toxins.D. The time frame for enforcing
environmental health regulations. - ANSWER B
Question 12:What does the "One Health" approach emphasize?A. Addressing the health
of humans, animals, and the environment in isolation.B. A multisectoral approach
recognizing the interconnection between humans, animals, plants, and their
environment.C. Prioritizing human health over environmental concerns.D. Reducing
zoonotic diseases through vaccination campaigns only. - ANSWER B
Question 13:What is the primary focus of environmental justice?A. Encouraging
industrial growth in underdeveloped areas.B. Ensuring equal participation and benefits
for affected communities in environmental decision-making.C. Minimizing government
regulations on environmental policies.D. Prioritizing the needs of urban populations
over rural ones. - ANSWER B
Question 14:Which stage of the Emergency Management Continuum involves measures
to limit the effects of a disaster after it has occurred?A. PreparednessB. ResponseC.
MitigationD. Recovery - ANSWER D
Question 15:What is the primary goal of building healthy public policy, as outlined in the
Ottawa Charter?A. Increasing individual responsibility for health.B. Providing direct
funding to hospitals.C. Addressing structural inequities to foster greater health
equity.D. Encouraging health care privatization. - ANSWER C
Question 16:What is a key contributor to antimicrobial resistance (AMR)?A. Insufficient
access to vaccines.B. Overuse and misuse of antimicrobial medications.C. Lack of
training for health care professionals.D. Excessive public health campaigns. - ANSWER
B
