NUR 330 Community Health Questions With Complete
Solutions
3 Components of the Intervention Wheel Correct Answers
System-Focused, Community Focused, and Individual/Family
Focused
3 Key Functions of Public Health Correct Answers
Assessment, Assurance, and Policy Development
3 Sources of Epidemiologic Data Correct Answers 1)
Routinely collected data (census and birth/death certificates) as
well as surveillance data carried out by the CDC
2) Data collected for other purposes but useful for
epidemiological research (medical record, health department
records, and insurance records)
3) Primary epidemiologic research
5 Actions of the Ottowa Charter Correct Answers · Building
healthy public policy: "Health in all policies" not just policies
about health
· Creating supportive environments: How can environments
support health
· Strengthening community action: Engaging citizens as equal
partners
· Developing personal skills: Teaching people skills they need in
order to be healthy, allowing them to have control over their
own lives and their own environments.
· Reorienting health services: Shifting the focus from treatment
to prevention
, 7A's Correct Answers Evaluate how effective each of the
systems/subsystems/services are
A Healthy Community is... Correct Answers A clean and safe
environment, a diverse and vibrant economy, good housing for
all, good roads and public transportation, parks, playgrounds,
recreational facilities, people who respect and support each
other, a place that promotes and celebrates it's cultural and
historical heritage, a place where citizens and government share
power and we're citizens feel a sense of belonging, a place that
has affordable healthcare for all, a place that has good schools,
and a place that has and support strong families.
Analytic Epidemiology Correct Answers The why and how, or
the determinants.
Assessment Correct Answers Assessing the health of entire
communities looking at diagnosing and planning for the health
problems that are present in the community.
Assurance Correct Answers Enforcing laws and regulations
that promote health and safety as well as linking people with the
recourses in the community and making sure that they are able
to get to the recourses that are in place. It is also ensuring that
we have a competent public health workforce that can meet the
needs of the community and continuously evaluate the
effectiveness and quality of the communities' programs.
Attack Rate Correct Answers The proportion of people who are
exposed to disease that develop disease.
Solutions
3 Components of the Intervention Wheel Correct Answers
System-Focused, Community Focused, and Individual/Family
Focused
3 Key Functions of Public Health Correct Answers
Assessment, Assurance, and Policy Development
3 Sources of Epidemiologic Data Correct Answers 1)
Routinely collected data (census and birth/death certificates) as
well as surveillance data carried out by the CDC
2) Data collected for other purposes but useful for
epidemiological research (medical record, health department
records, and insurance records)
3) Primary epidemiologic research
5 Actions of the Ottowa Charter Correct Answers · Building
healthy public policy: "Health in all policies" not just policies
about health
· Creating supportive environments: How can environments
support health
· Strengthening community action: Engaging citizens as equal
partners
· Developing personal skills: Teaching people skills they need in
order to be healthy, allowing them to have control over their
own lives and their own environments.
· Reorienting health services: Shifting the focus from treatment
to prevention
, 7A's Correct Answers Evaluate how effective each of the
systems/subsystems/services are
A Healthy Community is... Correct Answers A clean and safe
environment, a diverse and vibrant economy, good housing for
all, good roads and public transportation, parks, playgrounds,
recreational facilities, people who respect and support each
other, a place that promotes and celebrates it's cultural and
historical heritage, a place where citizens and government share
power and we're citizens feel a sense of belonging, a place that
has affordable healthcare for all, a place that has good schools,
and a place that has and support strong families.
Analytic Epidemiology Correct Answers The why and how, or
the determinants.
Assessment Correct Answers Assessing the health of entire
communities looking at diagnosing and planning for the health
problems that are present in the community.
Assurance Correct Answers Enforcing laws and regulations
that promote health and safety as well as linking people with the
recourses in the community and making sure that they are able
to get to the recourses that are in place. It is also ensuring that
we have a competent public health workforce that can meet the
needs of the community and continuously evaluate the
effectiveness and quality of the communities' programs.
Attack Rate Correct Answers The proportion of people who are
exposed to disease that develop disease.
