Population Health Exam 3 Questions and Correct
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Update 2026/2027
What are the phases of community focused assessment (nursing process with
community as client)? - ANSWERS 0. Establishment of partnership
1. Assessment
2. Nursing diagnosis
3. Planning
4. Implementation
5. Evaluation
ANY. Renegotiate as needed
Establishment of partnership phase of community focused assessment? -
ANSWERS The contract/partnership with the community client is started
Assessment phase of community focused assessment? - ANSWERS Windshield
survey, Data collection, Data gathering, Data generation, Composite database
analysis, Collection of direct data, Collection of reported data, Identification of
problems
Planning phase of community focused assessment? - ANSWERS Analyzing
problems, Prioritizing problems, Establishing goals/objectives, Identifying
interventions
,Implementation phase of community focused assessment? - ANSWERS The
work and activities aimed at achieving the goals and objectives.
Evaluation phase of community focused assessment? - ANSWERS Appraisal of
the effects of some organized activity or program.
How do you prioritize needs and resources for data gathering in the Assessment
phase of the community focused nursing process? - ANSWERS Needs and
resources for data gathering are prioritized by --
What is problem prioritizing? - ANSWERS Putting each problem identified
during the assessment process through a ranking process to determine its
importance.
Explain the process of problem prioritizing, and give examples of questions useful
for prioritizing problems. - ANSWERS Members of the partnership answer
questions related to their ability to influence or change the situation, and the
nurse/community agree on the ability to resolve the problem.
Examples of questions-
How aware is the community of the problem?
Is the community motivated to resolve the problem?
Is the nurse able to influence problem resolution?
Are there experts available to solve the problem?
How quickly can it be solved?
How severe are outcomes if unresolved?
, What is the definition of Community according to the WHO? - ANSWERS "A
group of people, often living in a defined geographical area, who may share a
common culture, values, and norms, and are arranged in a social structure
according to relationships which the community has developed over a period of
time."
It continues:
Members of a community gain their personal and social identity by sharing
common beliefs, values, and norms which have been developed by the
community in the past and may be modified in the future.
What are examples of activities considered Core Competencies of PH
professionals? - ANSWERS Public health professionals should be able to:
-Define a problem
-Determine appropriate uses/limitations of quantitative/qualitative data
-Select/define variables relevant to problem
-Identify relevant/appropriate data and information sources
-Evaluate the integrity and comparability of data
-Apply ethical principles to the collection, use, and dissemination of data and
information
-Partner with communities to attach meaning to collected data
-Make relevant inferences from data
-Obtain and interpret information regarding risks/benefits
-Apply data collection processes
-Recognize how the data illuminate issues
What are the community phases of disaster? - ANSWERS 1. Heroic
2. Honeymoon
Answers (Verified Answers) Graded A+ | New
Update 2026/2027
What are the phases of community focused assessment (nursing process with
community as client)? - ANSWERS 0. Establishment of partnership
1. Assessment
2. Nursing diagnosis
3. Planning
4. Implementation
5. Evaluation
ANY. Renegotiate as needed
Establishment of partnership phase of community focused assessment? -
ANSWERS The contract/partnership with the community client is started
Assessment phase of community focused assessment? - ANSWERS Windshield
survey, Data collection, Data gathering, Data generation, Composite database
analysis, Collection of direct data, Collection of reported data, Identification of
problems
Planning phase of community focused assessment? - ANSWERS Analyzing
problems, Prioritizing problems, Establishing goals/objectives, Identifying
interventions
,Implementation phase of community focused assessment? - ANSWERS The
work and activities aimed at achieving the goals and objectives.
Evaluation phase of community focused assessment? - ANSWERS Appraisal of
the effects of some organized activity or program.
How do you prioritize needs and resources for data gathering in the Assessment
phase of the community focused nursing process? - ANSWERS Needs and
resources for data gathering are prioritized by --
What is problem prioritizing? - ANSWERS Putting each problem identified
during the assessment process through a ranking process to determine its
importance.
Explain the process of problem prioritizing, and give examples of questions useful
for prioritizing problems. - ANSWERS Members of the partnership answer
questions related to their ability to influence or change the situation, and the
nurse/community agree on the ability to resolve the problem.
Examples of questions-
How aware is the community of the problem?
Is the community motivated to resolve the problem?
Is the nurse able to influence problem resolution?
Are there experts available to solve the problem?
How quickly can it be solved?
How severe are outcomes if unresolved?
, What is the definition of Community according to the WHO? - ANSWERS "A
group of people, often living in a defined geographical area, who may share a
common culture, values, and norms, and are arranged in a social structure
according to relationships which the community has developed over a period of
time."
It continues:
Members of a community gain their personal and social identity by sharing
common beliefs, values, and norms which have been developed by the
community in the past and may be modified in the future.
What are examples of activities considered Core Competencies of PH
professionals? - ANSWERS Public health professionals should be able to:
-Define a problem
-Determine appropriate uses/limitations of quantitative/qualitative data
-Select/define variables relevant to problem
-Identify relevant/appropriate data and information sources
-Evaluate the integrity and comparability of data
-Apply ethical principles to the collection, use, and dissemination of data and
information
-Partner with communities to attach meaning to collected data
-Make relevant inferences from data
-Obtain and interpret information regarding risks/benefits
-Apply data collection processes
-Recognize how the data illuminate issues
What are the community phases of disaster? - ANSWERS 1. Heroic
2. Honeymoon
