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COMMUNITY HEALTH
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,Questions
Question 1
A student asks the school nurse how acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) is diagnosed. Which answer is correct?
a. AIDS is diagnosed through the negative results of a screening test called an
enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA).
b. Antibodies to HIV, which form in about 6 weeks to 3 months following infection
with HIV, are detected in the blood.
c. Antibodies to HIV reach peak levels of 200/mL of blood.
d. AIDS is diagnosed through positive ELISA results and clinical signs of AIDS.
Correct Answer
D
Question 2
Using the Community Mobilization Framework and the three health promotion community mobilization approaches, which
element should be addressed first within the framework's social planning component?
a. Shifting power relationships
b. Problem solving at the community level
c. Community participation
d. Community social concerns
Correct Answer
B
Question 3
What sexually transmitted infections (STIs) can be prevented through immunization?
a. Chlamydia
b. Gonorrhea
c. Hepatitis B
d. Herpes
Correct Answer
C
,Question 4
Developing a communication strategy to keep community members informed is an example of which of the following components
of community capacity building?
a. Skill development
b. Partnership building
c. Documentation of progress
d. Establishing a planning team group
Correct Answer
B
Question 5
What is the most important feature of the Diffusion of Innovation Theory?
a. It avoids high-cost treatments and suggests cheaper alternatives.
b. It gives members incentives to use only network providers.
c. It shows that individuals adopt innovations at different rates.
d. It advocates working with geographically based communities.
Correct Answer
C
Question 6
Which action proposed to prevent problems related to coronary artery disease (CAD) in a region with a high prevalence is most
likely to have positive outcomes?
a. Introducing heart health information in the curriculum as early as grade 1,
presentations on diet and exercise for the community at large, and special
education sessions for high-risk populations
b. Providing online activities related to the prevention of cardiac disease, smoking
cessation programs, and blood pressure screenings
c. Distributing handouts about age-appropriate games, self-assessments, and
educational materials on heart-healthy lifestyles, availability of community screenings for hyperlipidemia in persons age 35 years
and older, and walking programs for those affected by CAD
d. Enrolling clients with CAD into cardiac rehabilitation programs, routinely evaluating the effectiveness of CAD treatment
regimens, and participating in clinical trials
Correct Answer
C
, Question 7
A CHN determines that out of 8,000 women screened for breast cancer, 35 have previously been diagnosed with a cancer event
and 20 are newly diagnosed with a cancer event. What is the prevalence rate in this group?
a. 55
b. 0.7
c. 70%
d. 55/8,000
Correct Answer
D
Question 8
Which group conflict resolution strategy is most concerned with the self, or "I-ness"?
a. Competing
b. Avoidance
c. Compromising
d. Accommodating
Correct Answer
B
Question 9
In the event of a disaster localized to one district, what group would most likely direct the community nursing response?
a. Canadian Red Cross
b. Centres for Disease Control and Prevention
c. Centre for Emergency Preparedness and Response (CEPR)
d. Paramedics
Correct Answer
C
COMMUNITY HEALTH
FINAL
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✓ Complete exam coverage:Community Health Final
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✓ Updated for current exam objectives
✓ Instant digital download after purchase
Trusted by thousands of students and professionals worldwide • © 2025-2026
,Questions
Question 1
A student asks the school nurse how acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) is diagnosed. Which answer is correct?
a. AIDS is diagnosed through the negative results of a screening test called an
enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA).
b. Antibodies to HIV, which form in about 6 weeks to 3 months following infection
with HIV, are detected in the blood.
c. Antibodies to HIV reach peak levels of 200/mL of blood.
d. AIDS is diagnosed through positive ELISA results and clinical signs of AIDS.
Correct Answer
D
Question 2
Using the Community Mobilization Framework and the three health promotion community mobilization approaches, which
element should be addressed first within the framework's social planning component?
a. Shifting power relationships
b. Problem solving at the community level
c. Community participation
d. Community social concerns
Correct Answer
B
Question 3
What sexually transmitted infections (STIs) can be prevented through immunization?
a. Chlamydia
b. Gonorrhea
c. Hepatitis B
d. Herpes
Correct Answer
C
,Question 4
Developing a communication strategy to keep community members informed is an example of which of the following components
of community capacity building?
a. Skill development
b. Partnership building
c. Documentation of progress
d. Establishing a planning team group
Correct Answer
B
Question 5
What is the most important feature of the Diffusion of Innovation Theory?
a. It avoids high-cost treatments and suggests cheaper alternatives.
b. It gives members incentives to use only network providers.
c. It shows that individuals adopt innovations at different rates.
d. It advocates working with geographically based communities.
Correct Answer
C
Question 6
Which action proposed to prevent problems related to coronary artery disease (CAD) in a region with a high prevalence is most
likely to have positive outcomes?
a. Introducing heart health information in the curriculum as early as grade 1,
presentations on diet and exercise for the community at large, and special
education sessions for high-risk populations
b. Providing online activities related to the prevention of cardiac disease, smoking
cessation programs, and blood pressure screenings
c. Distributing handouts about age-appropriate games, self-assessments, and
educational materials on heart-healthy lifestyles, availability of community screenings for hyperlipidemia in persons age 35 years
and older, and walking programs for those affected by CAD
d. Enrolling clients with CAD into cardiac rehabilitation programs, routinely evaluating the effectiveness of CAD treatment
regimens, and participating in clinical trials
Correct Answer
C
, Question 7
A CHN determines that out of 8,000 women screened for breast cancer, 35 have previously been diagnosed with a cancer event
and 20 are newly diagnosed with a cancer event. What is the prevalence rate in this group?
a. 55
b. 0.7
c. 70%
d. 55/8,000
Correct Answer
D
Question 8
Which group conflict resolution strategy is most concerned with the self, or "I-ness"?
a. Competing
b. Avoidance
c. Compromising
d. Accommodating
Correct Answer
B
Question 9
In the event of a disaster localized to one district, what group would most likely direct the community nursing response?
a. Canadian Red Cross
b. Centres for Disease Control and Prevention
c. Centre for Emergency Preparedness and Response (CEPR)
d. Paramedics
Correct Answer
C
