PNH TEST 2 UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS

PNH TEST 2 UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS

Question:
1. Who is the Canadian model of care catered towards?
Answer:
Built around acute, episodic model of care and not chronic health (thank Canada = ) ■

Question:
2. What is the most common chronic health problem leading to global death?
Answer:
Cardiovascular disease, NCD

Question:
3. What does morbidity mean?
Answer:
The rates of disease in a population

Question:
4. What does mortality mean?
Answer:
The rates of death in a population

Question:
5. Which group of people have the highest chronic disease percentage? What is the most common one's?
Answer:
Indigenous Asthma, diabetes, heart disease, hypertension

Question:
6. Illness VS disease?
Answer:
Illness: subjective experience Disease: objective from pathophysiological model

Question:
7. Comorbidity vs multimorbidity?
Answer:
Comorbidity: two or more chronic illness not related to each other
Multimorbidity: simultaneous occurrence of several chronic condition (may or may not be related)

Question:
8. What are the 3 models of disability?
Answer:
1. Medical
2. Social
3. Bio-psycho-social

, Question:
9. What are factors that increase burden onto a caregiver of someone with a chronic illness?
Answer:
- physical demands of caregiving role
- lack of time for self-care and health promotion
-Physiological sequelae of psychological distress
-Increased risk of hypertension and cardiovascular disease

Question:
10. What are the 4 tasks that must be mastered in order to achieve successful self management in chronic
illness?
Answer:
1. Processing emotions
2. Adjusting to changes to self and life
3. integrating illness into daily life
4. Determining the meaning of illness to based decisions

Question:
11. What is the emerging paradigm of chronic care?
Answer:
New model of care to cater to chronic illness (access info, diagnosis, treatment, better wait times, coping)

Question:
12. What is community health nursing?
Answer:
Health promotion and protection, disease and injury prevention and restorative and palliative care
Work with general public

Question:
13. What is Primary health care?
Answer:
Education, rehab, support service, health promotion, disease prevention Empowerment based models of
community practice
doctors, midwives, pharmacist, nurses, health officers, health promotors, social workers

Question:
14. What is public health nursing?
Answer:
Improve health of populations in the community
e.g Improve food and water safety, adequate sewage disposal (wth isnt this the governments job??????)

Question:
15. What is Nagele's Rule?