NCM 102: HEALTH EDUCATION MIDTERMS
QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ACCURATE ANSWERS
Health Education - Answers - Act of providing information and experiences for the
purposes of behavior change for the health betterment of the client.
Education - Answers - The acquisition of knowledge and a totality of experiences from
teacher to learner.
Basically, to propagate health promotion and good health habits, as well as disease
prevention and to advocate necessary health behaviors. - Answers - What are some of
the purposes of health education?
- Health education of the body and how to care for it
- Health education and services as well as the "sensible" use of health care resources
- Health education to create a friendly environment - Answers - (3) Types of Health
Education
Substantive or Curricular Dimension - Answers - A dimension of health education
practice referring to "what is taught and what is learned".
Procedural or Methodological Dimension - Answers - A dimension of health education
practice referring to the methods and strategy used for the learner to learn.
Environmental or Social Dimension - Answers - A dimension of health education
practice referring to the physical and social factors in the teaching-learning situation.
Human Relations Dimension - Answers - A dimension of health education practice
including the persons involved in nursing care practice influencing the effectiveness of
teaching-learning process.
Aspects of Health Education - Answers - Behavioral Sciences, Public Health, and
Education are _______ of health education.
Education - Answers - An interactive process of sharing knowledge for the learner to
arrive at a positive judgement and well-developed behavior.
Health - Answers - A sense of being fit and comfortable, a condition of optimal
conditioning of someone to live their life to the fullest.
Patient Teaching - Answers - A basic function of nursing and legal requirement of
registered nurses; a dynamic interaction between nurse as a teacher amd patient as a
learner.
, Teaching - Answers - The process of providing learner materials and activities for the
patients to learn.
Education Process - Answers - A systematic, logical, and science-based planned
course of action of teaching and learning.
Nursing Process - Answers - This process emphasizes the need to manage and
maximize health by preventing risk factors and encourage healthy behaviors.
The nursing process focuses on identifying physical and psychosocial needs and
carrying out nursing interventions;
The education process focuses on identifying learner needs and use teaching methods
for behavioral changes. - Answers - What is the difference between the nursing process
and the education process?
Florence Nightingale - Answers - Who is the mother of modern nursing?
National League for Nursing Education (NLNE/NLN) - Answers - This nursing
organization declared that "a nurse is fundamentally a teacher and an agent of health"
(1938) They also identified course curriculum contents on the principles of teaching and
learning.
American Nurses Association (ANA) - Answers - A professional organization that
established standards and qualifications for nursing practice and patient teaching.
International Council of Nurses (ICN) - Answers - An international organization for
nurses that endorses health education as an essential component of the nursing care
delivery.
State Nurse Practice Acts - Answers - Includes parameters of nursing practice that
universally includes teaching within the scope of nursing practice.
Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) - Answers -
According to them, accreditation mandates require evidence of patient education to
improve health outcomes.
American Heart Association (AHA) - Answers - A nonprofit organization that developed
the Patient's Bill of Rights to ensure that client receive current and complete information.
Pew Health Professions Commission - Answers - They put forth a set of health
profession competencies for the 21st century with over 1/2 recommendations pertain to
importance of patient and staff education.
To increase self-care responsibility of clients and;
QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ACCURATE ANSWERS
Health Education - Answers - Act of providing information and experiences for the
purposes of behavior change for the health betterment of the client.
Education - Answers - The acquisition of knowledge and a totality of experiences from
teacher to learner.
Basically, to propagate health promotion and good health habits, as well as disease
prevention and to advocate necessary health behaviors. - Answers - What are some of
the purposes of health education?
- Health education of the body and how to care for it
- Health education and services as well as the "sensible" use of health care resources
- Health education to create a friendly environment - Answers - (3) Types of Health
Education
Substantive or Curricular Dimension - Answers - A dimension of health education
practice referring to "what is taught and what is learned".
Procedural or Methodological Dimension - Answers - A dimension of health education
practice referring to the methods and strategy used for the learner to learn.
Environmental or Social Dimension - Answers - A dimension of health education
practice referring to the physical and social factors in the teaching-learning situation.
Human Relations Dimension - Answers - A dimension of health education practice
including the persons involved in nursing care practice influencing the effectiveness of
teaching-learning process.
Aspects of Health Education - Answers - Behavioral Sciences, Public Health, and
Education are _______ of health education.
Education - Answers - An interactive process of sharing knowledge for the learner to
arrive at a positive judgement and well-developed behavior.
Health - Answers - A sense of being fit and comfortable, a condition of optimal
conditioning of someone to live their life to the fullest.
Patient Teaching - Answers - A basic function of nursing and legal requirement of
registered nurses; a dynamic interaction between nurse as a teacher amd patient as a
learner.
, Teaching - Answers - The process of providing learner materials and activities for the
patients to learn.
Education Process - Answers - A systematic, logical, and science-based planned
course of action of teaching and learning.
Nursing Process - Answers - This process emphasizes the need to manage and
maximize health by preventing risk factors and encourage healthy behaviors.
The nursing process focuses on identifying physical and psychosocial needs and
carrying out nursing interventions;
The education process focuses on identifying learner needs and use teaching methods
for behavioral changes. - Answers - What is the difference between the nursing process
and the education process?
Florence Nightingale - Answers - Who is the mother of modern nursing?
National League for Nursing Education (NLNE/NLN) - Answers - This nursing
organization declared that "a nurse is fundamentally a teacher and an agent of health"
(1938) They also identified course curriculum contents on the principles of teaching and
learning.
American Nurses Association (ANA) - Answers - A professional organization that
established standards and qualifications for nursing practice and patient teaching.
International Council of Nurses (ICN) - Answers - An international organization for
nurses that endorses health education as an essential component of the nursing care
delivery.
State Nurse Practice Acts - Answers - Includes parameters of nursing practice that
universally includes teaching within the scope of nursing practice.
Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) - Answers -
According to them, accreditation mandates require evidence of patient education to
improve health outcomes.
American Heart Association (AHA) - Answers - A nonprofit organization that developed
the Patient's Bill of Rights to ensure that client receive current and complete information.
Pew Health Professions Commission - Answers - They put forth a set of health
profession competencies for the 21st century with over 1/2 recommendations pertain to
importance of patient and staff education.
To increase self-care responsibility of clients and;
