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1. What type of policy is issued by national, state or local governments?
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(ANSWERS)Public policy
2. Which of the following best describes health policy?
A. The rules, regulations, and funding mechanisms for providing, regulating, and
researching healthcare
B. Policies that dictate only the actions of healthcare providers
C. Only the laws that impact healthcare facilities
D. Regulations that apply only at the national level - (ANSWERS)A
3. Substantive Policy - (ANSWERS)Focused on societal welfare and development
4. Procedural Policy - (ANSWERS)Outline the processes or procedures required to
achieve a specific outcome
5. Distributive Policy - (ANSWERS)Distribution of resources, goods, or services to
specific populations
6. Redistributive Policy - (ANSWERS)Shift resources or material benefits from one group
of people to another
7. Regulatory Policy - (ANSWERS)Set limitations on activities, behaviors, or practices
8. Which type of policy is concerned with the distribution of goods and services to specific
populations, such as public assistance programs?
A. Procedural
B. Distributive
C. Regulatory
D. Substantive - (ANSWERS)B
9. What is the primary focus of regulatory policies in health?
A. The allocation of resources for healthcare services
B. Limiting the behaviors or activities of specific groups or individuals, such as age
limits for purchasing alcohol
C. Creating new healthcare programs for low-income populations
D. Changing tax laws for healthcare funding - (ANSWERS)B
10. At which jurisdictional level is public health policy primarily concerned with issues like
immunization regulations and Medicaid eligibility?
A. Local level
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B. State level #$%^&
C. National level
D. International level - (ANSWERS)B
11. Which of the following is the first step in the CDC's health policy process?
A. Strategy and policy development
B. Policy implementation
C. Policy analysis
D. Problem identification - (ANSWERS)D
12. Which of the following describes a procedural policy?
A. A policy to direct food assistance to poor families
B. A policy that regulates tobacco use in public places
C. A policy that governs how individuals can vote in elections
D. A policy that mandates vaccination for school-age children - (ANSWERS)C
13. Which of the following is a primary role for public health nurses in policy activism?
A. Developing new pharmaceuticals
B. Lobbying for policies to improve public health
C. Creating laws for healthcare providers
D. Enforcing health regulations at the national level - (ANSWERS)B
14. A health policy is enacted at which step of the CDC health policy process?
A. Policy analysis
B. Problem identification
C. Policy enactment
D. Policy implementation - (ANSWERS)C
15. What is the primary concern of social justice in public health?
A. Ensuring that health resources are allocated to individuals based on merit
B. Providing equal access to healthcare for all individuals
C. Creating policies that benefit the wealthy and privileged
D. Developing policies for emergency healthcare only - (ANSWERS)B
16. Which of the following is an example of a redistributive policy?
A. The enactment of smoking bans in restaurants
B. Providing free healthcare to all children in low-income families
C. Shifting resources from wealthy communities to poorer communities, such as
through tax laws
D. Regulating the sale of alcohol in certain areas - (ANSWERS)C
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1. What type of policy is issued by national, state or local governments?
#$%^& -
(ANSWERS)Public policy
2. Which of the following best describes health policy?
A. The rules, regulations, and funding mechanisms for providing, regulating, and
researching healthcare
B. Policies that dictate only the actions of healthcare providers
C. Only the laws that impact healthcare facilities
D. Regulations that apply only at the national level - (ANSWERS)A
3. Substantive Policy - (ANSWERS)Focused on societal welfare and development
4. Procedural Policy - (ANSWERS)Outline the processes or procedures required to
achieve a specific outcome
5. Distributive Policy - (ANSWERS)Distribution of resources, goods, or services to
specific populations
6. Redistributive Policy - (ANSWERS)Shift resources or material benefits from one group
of people to another
7. Regulatory Policy - (ANSWERS)Set limitations on activities, behaviors, or practices
8. Which type of policy is concerned with the distribution of goods and services to specific
populations, such as public assistance programs?
A. Procedural
B. Distributive
C. Regulatory
D. Substantive - (ANSWERS)B
9. What is the primary focus of regulatory policies in health?
A. The allocation of resources for healthcare services
B. Limiting the behaviors or activities of specific groups or individuals, such as age
limits for purchasing alcohol
C. Creating new healthcare programs for low-income populations
D. Changing tax laws for healthcare funding - (ANSWERS)B
10. At which jurisdictional level is public health policy primarily concerned with issues like
immunization regulations and Medicaid eligibility?
A. Local level
, NUR 471 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS,
PASSED!!
B. State level #$%^&
C. National level
D. International level - (ANSWERS)B
11. Which of the following is the first step in the CDC's health policy process?
A. Strategy and policy development
B. Policy implementation
C. Policy analysis
D. Problem identification - (ANSWERS)D
12. Which of the following describes a procedural policy?
A. A policy to direct food assistance to poor families
B. A policy that regulates tobacco use in public places
C. A policy that governs how individuals can vote in elections
D. A policy that mandates vaccination for school-age children - (ANSWERS)C
13. Which of the following is a primary role for public health nurses in policy activism?
A. Developing new pharmaceuticals
B. Lobbying for policies to improve public health
C. Creating laws for healthcare providers
D. Enforcing health regulations at the national level - (ANSWERS)B
14. A health policy is enacted at which step of the CDC health policy process?
A. Policy analysis
B. Problem identification
C. Policy enactment
D. Policy implementation - (ANSWERS)C
15. What is the primary concern of social justice in public health?
A. Ensuring that health resources are allocated to individuals based on merit
B. Providing equal access to healthcare for all individuals
C. Creating policies that benefit the wealthy and privileged
D. Developing policies for emergency healthcare only - (ANSWERS)B
16. Which of the following is an example of a redistributive policy?
A. The enactment of smoking bans in restaurants
B. Providing free healthcare to all children in low-income families
C. Shifting resources from wealthy communities to poorer communities, such as
through tax laws
D. Regulating the sale of alcohol in certain areas - (ANSWERS)C
