NUR 503 EXAM PRACTICE QUESTIONS & CORRECT
ANSWERS
Adjusted Rate - correct answer- Standardized, removing the
differences in composition of populations, such as age
Analogy of illness as a river - correct answer- Healthcare providers'
effort to rescue patients from a river of disease; If patients are sick then
they are "downstream"
Assess - correct answer- Asset mapping; Community Assessment
Benefits of CBPR - correct answer- Bridge cultural gaps, increase
participation, increase validity of research; effective intervention design
Building Health Communities Via Ecological Approach - correct answer-
Integrative models of community health promotion; Community based
participatory research: Multilevel intervention; understanding
communities in socio-political context
CBPR vs. Traditional Research - correct answer- Collaborative;
Academic institutions partnering with the community; Focus on socio,
political, economic forces that contribute to health seeking behavior
, CDC's Effective Steps to Health Communication - correct answer-
Define the problem, determine objectives, determine audience, select
communication channels, create the message, develop promotion plan,
implement communication strategies; evaluate outcome
Community Based Participatory Research - correct answer- Begins
with a research topic of importance to the community, has the aim of
combining knowledge with action and achieving social change to
improve health outcomes and eliminate health disparities
Community Based Participatory Research - correct answer-
Collaborative approach to research that equitably involves all partners in
the research process and recognizes the unique strengths that each
brings
Community Driven - correct answer- Agenda comes from within
community; Goals and objectives identified by the community
Community is equal partner - correct answer- Stakeholders and
community members as part of research team
Crude Rate - correct answer- Measures the experience of health
problems in populations of designated geographic areas; Do not take
into account factors such as age, gender, and ethnicity. May obscure
significant factors
ANSWERS
Adjusted Rate - correct answer- Standardized, removing the
differences in composition of populations, such as age
Analogy of illness as a river - correct answer- Healthcare providers'
effort to rescue patients from a river of disease; If patients are sick then
they are "downstream"
Assess - correct answer- Asset mapping; Community Assessment
Benefits of CBPR - correct answer- Bridge cultural gaps, increase
participation, increase validity of research; effective intervention design
Building Health Communities Via Ecological Approach - correct answer-
Integrative models of community health promotion; Community based
participatory research: Multilevel intervention; understanding
communities in socio-political context
CBPR vs. Traditional Research - correct answer- Collaborative;
Academic institutions partnering with the community; Focus on socio,
political, economic forces that contribute to health seeking behavior
, CDC's Effective Steps to Health Communication - correct answer-
Define the problem, determine objectives, determine audience, select
communication channels, create the message, develop promotion plan,
implement communication strategies; evaluate outcome
Community Based Participatory Research - correct answer- Begins
with a research topic of importance to the community, has the aim of
combining knowledge with action and achieving social change to
improve health outcomes and eliminate health disparities
Community Based Participatory Research - correct answer-
Collaborative approach to research that equitably involves all partners in
the research process and recognizes the unique strengths that each
brings
Community Driven - correct answer- Agenda comes from within
community; Goals and objectives identified by the community
Community is equal partner - correct answer- Stakeholders and
community members as part of research team
Crude Rate - correct answer- Measures the experience of health
problems in populations of designated geographic areas; Do not take
into account factors such as age, gender, and ethnicity. May obscure
significant factors
