1. The processes of monitoring, evaluation and supportive supervision in public / community health
practice are important tools to improve the service quality. Which component of NIP is evaluated
to determine potency of flu vaccines?
a. Target Setting
b. Vaccine IEC
c. Cold Chain and Logistic
d. Epidemiological Situation
2. There should always be enough supply of high-quality vaccines and safe injection supplies.
Barangay Barme has 90,000 inhabitants. What proportion of people should receive tetanus
toxoid vaccinations?
a. 3,150
b. 2,430
c. 315,000
d. None of these
3. Health workers are well trained, motivated, and adequately supervised to be able to encourage
parents to have their kids receive vaccinations. A nurse informs the mother that her child is at
risk of serious consequences if not vaccinated on time. What model is the nurse's action based
on?
a. Pender's Health Promotion
b. Reasoned Action Model
c. Health Belief Model
d. Precede-Proceed Model
4. In the Philippines, service delivery networks for health services are organized and functioning
with the necessary support systems. A referral facility of Barangay Health Station * Rural Health
Unit is?
a. Consultants (doctor)
b. Custodial Health Facility
c. District Hospital
d. Geriatric Hospitals
5. The immunization Program uses two routine data reporting systems: the Field Health Service
Information System/FHSIS and Philippine Health Statistics. The FHSIS can reflect the resistance
of an entire community to an infectious agent as a result of the immunity of a large proportion
of individuals to the agent. This resistance is represented by:
a. Treatment record
b. Passive immunity
c. Natural immunity
d. Herd immunity
6. A nurse is aware that one of the following illnesses cannot be presented by vaccination, and as
a result, no child can be given immunity.
a. Mumps
b. Polio
c. German measles
d. Asthma
7. Stage 2 in family development is the Childbearing Family. This family is in the process of caring
for an infant and learning the concept of parenting. Ann is feeling stressed because she heard
, the news that her husband was laid off from work this pandemic and she needs to help augment
the family resources. Ann’s family is expecting a/an:
a. Health deficit
b. Health threat
c. Foreseeable crisis
d. Not state and can be considered as wellness state
8. A Beginning Family is consisting of newly wed couples. This family establishes home but do not
have yet children. How about the description of family in a launching stage?
a. Inclusion of spouse in realignment of relationship with extended families
b. Assisting attend school, assist young adults to work
c. Accommodation of grandparenting role
d. Form identity as couple
9. A family member is being cared for by a PHN. Aling Martha is expecting a child and has type II
diabetes. “My utmost concern is the health of my baby,” she stated. The nurse should recognize
the mother’s concern and considered it as priority or ___:
a. Health threat
b. Salience
c. Foreseeable crisis
d. Preventive potential
10. While doing your home visit, you determined that Aling Cora during assessment is pregnant for
the 5th time. Upon asking her, what type of family planning is she using. She told you that she
do not know what family planning is and do not use any. This assessment of yours is then
analyze. To analyze, you would:
a. Categorize it as health deficit
b. Record their conditions as health threat
c. Consider them as non-family planning user
d. Recall the norms
11. Support is essentials to a family success (Defrain and Montavo). This probability of success in
removing a health problem is:
a. Salience
b. Preventive Potential
c. Modifiability of Problem
d. Nature of Problem
12. Health problem is classified as health threat, deficit, or stress point in:
a. Salience
b. Preventing Potential
c. Nature of the Problem
d. None of these
13. In Family Health Nursing Process (FNCP), a health deficit is:
a. Condition that leads to illness
b. Disease that is present today
c. A condition that leads to injury
d. Marriage
14. The three nutritional deficiencies in the Philippines are the following EXCEPT one
practice are important tools to improve the service quality. Which component of NIP is evaluated
to determine potency of flu vaccines?
a. Target Setting
b. Vaccine IEC
c. Cold Chain and Logistic
d. Epidemiological Situation
2. There should always be enough supply of high-quality vaccines and safe injection supplies.
Barangay Barme has 90,000 inhabitants. What proportion of people should receive tetanus
toxoid vaccinations?
a. 3,150
b. 2,430
c. 315,000
d. None of these
3. Health workers are well trained, motivated, and adequately supervised to be able to encourage
parents to have their kids receive vaccinations. A nurse informs the mother that her child is at
risk of serious consequences if not vaccinated on time. What model is the nurse's action based
on?
a. Pender's Health Promotion
b. Reasoned Action Model
c. Health Belief Model
d. Precede-Proceed Model
4. In the Philippines, service delivery networks for health services are organized and functioning
with the necessary support systems. A referral facility of Barangay Health Station * Rural Health
Unit is?
a. Consultants (doctor)
b. Custodial Health Facility
c. District Hospital
d. Geriatric Hospitals
5. The immunization Program uses two routine data reporting systems: the Field Health Service
Information System/FHSIS and Philippine Health Statistics. The FHSIS can reflect the resistance
of an entire community to an infectious agent as a result of the immunity of a large proportion
of individuals to the agent. This resistance is represented by:
a. Treatment record
b. Passive immunity
c. Natural immunity
d. Herd immunity
6. A nurse is aware that one of the following illnesses cannot be presented by vaccination, and as
a result, no child can be given immunity.
a. Mumps
b. Polio
c. German measles
d. Asthma
7. Stage 2 in family development is the Childbearing Family. This family is in the process of caring
for an infant and learning the concept of parenting. Ann is feeling stressed because she heard
, the news that her husband was laid off from work this pandemic and she needs to help augment
the family resources. Ann’s family is expecting a/an:
a. Health deficit
b. Health threat
c. Foreseeable crisis
d. Not state and can be considered as wellness state
8. A Beginning Family is consisting of newly wed couples. This family establishes home but do not
have yet children. How about the description of family in a launching stage?
a. Inclusion of spouse in realignment of relationship with extended families
b. Assisting attend school, assist young adults to work
c. Accommodation of grandparenting role
d. Form identity as couple
9. A family member is being cared for by a PHN. Aling Martha is expecting a child and has type II
diabetes. “My utmost concern is the health of my baby,” she stated. The nurse should recognize
the mother’s concern and considered it as priority or ___:
a. Health threat
b. Salience
c. Foreseeable crisis
d. Preventive potential
10. While doing your home visit, you determined that Aling Cora during assessment is pregnant for
the 5th time. Upon asking her, what type of family planning is she using. She told you that she
do not know what family planning is and do not use any. This assessment of yours is then
analyze. To analyze, you would:
a. Categorize it as health deficit
b. Record their conditions as health threat
c. Consider them as non-family planning user
d. Recall the norms
11. Support is essentials to a family success (Defrain and Montavo). This probability of success in
removing a health problem is:
a. Salience
b. Preventive Potential
c. Modifiability of Problem
d. Nature of Problem
12. Health problem is classified as health threat, deficit, or stress point in:
a. Salience
b. Preventing Potential
c. Nature of the Problem
d. None of these
13. In Family Health Nursing Process (FNCP), a health deficit is:
a. Condition that leads to illness
b. Disease that is present today
c. A condition that leads to injury
d. Marriage
14. The three nutritional deficiencies in the Philippines are the following EXCEPT one
