NURS 3510 Week 4 Chapters 17 & 23 Questions With
Complete Solutions
According to the information, which factor should Community
Mental Health Nurses always consider during their assessments?
A) Gender and mental health
B) Religious affiliation
C) Physical activity level
D) Family history of illness Correct Answers A) Gender and
mental health
How are young persons conceptualized in the context of
children's rights?
A) As incomplete non-citizens in need of protection
B) As competent social actors with impact
C) As passive recipients of care and protection
D) As individuals who are not involved in social decision-
making Correct Answers B) As competent social actors with
impact
How can a school-based PHN contribute to the implementation
of the Comprehensive School Health framework?
A) By focusing solely on clinical services for individual students
B) By initiating a health action team and using the CSH
framework to assess the school's health promotion efforts
C) By running academic performance assessments
D) By exclusively working with individual families Correct
Answers B) By initiating a health action team and using the
CSH framework to assess the school's health promotion efforts
How can PHNs support the mental health of students in schools?
,A) By providing academic counseling
B) By offering mental health support to students experiencing
concerns
C) By coordinating extracurricular activities
D) By teaching physical education Correct Answers B) By
offering mental health support to students experiencing concerns
How can school nurses improve students' health?
A) By providing individual health consultations only
B) By improving access to healthy foods and physical activities
C) By focusing on medication administration
D) By limiting physical activity to prevent injuries Correct
Answers B) By improving access to healthy foods and physical
activities
How can school nurses support informed decision-making
regarding sexual health?
A) By fostering youth-led harm reduction strategies and
providing comprehensive sex education
B) By limiting sex education to a strict curriculum
C) By advising against any sexual activity
D) By focusing solely on providing birth control methods
Correct Answers A) By fostering youth-led harm reduction
strategies and providing comprehensive sex education
How can school-based public health nurses contribute to
promoting positive mental health in schools?
A) By focusing solely on academic assessments
B) By using their upstream population-health lenses to consider
the determinants of mental health
C) By addressing only physical health concerns
,D) By limiting their involvement to emergency care Correct
Answers B) By using their upstream population-health lenses to
consider the determinants of mental health
How do First Nations schools differ from provincial/territorial
schools financially?
A) They receive more funding per student
B) They receive the same amount of funding as
provincial/territorial schools
C) They are fully funded with additional resources for
extracurricular activities
D) They receive less funding per student and no funding for
certain resources such as libraries or language programs Correct
Answers D) They receive less funding per student and no
funding for certain resources such as libraries or language
programs
How do newcomer families' social and economic conditions
impact the health of newcomer children?
A) They have no impact on children's health
B) They improve children's health by providing a strong
community network
C) They contribute to health disparities due to social
determinants and limited access to health and social services
D) They only affect educational outcomes, not health Correct
Answers C) They contribute to health disparities due to social
determinants and limited access to health and social services
How does Canada rank in terms of child well-being?
A) Canada ranks highly on all child health and well-being
indicators
, B) Canada ranks low on child well-being, particularly in
physical health, mental health, and education
C) Canada ranks above average in terms of child well-being,
especially in mental health
D) Canada ranks the highest in child well-being compared to
other countries Correct Answers B) Canada ranks low on child
well-being, particularly in physical health, mental health, and
education
How does stigma impact individuals with mental health issues?
A) It encourages them to seek treatment
B) It leads to increased social acceptance
C) It causes people to conceal their illness and delay or refuse
treatment
D) It improves their access to healthcare services Correct
Answers C) It causes people to conceal their illness and delay
or refuse treatment
In the 1990s, what led to the reduction or elimination of PHNs
in schools?
A) A focus on global health initiatives
B) The shift to population health and program-based delivery of
public health programs
C) The introduction of specialized nursing roles in schools
D) The expansion of nursing services into hospitals Correct
Answers B) The shift to population health and program-based
delivery of public health programs
In the context of school health promotion, what does primordial
prevention focus on?
A) Treating existing health issues in individual students
Complete Solutions
According to the information, which factor should Community
Mental Health Nurses always consider during their assessments?
A) Gender and mental health
B) Religious affiliation
C) Physical activity level
D) Family history of illness Correct Answers A) Gender and
mental health
How are young persons conceptualized in the context of
children's rights?
A) As incomplete non-citizens in need of protection
B) As competent social actors with impact
C) As passive recipients of care and protection
D) As individuals who are not involved in social decision-
making Correct Answers B) As competent social actors with
impact
How can a school-based PHN contribute to the implementation
of the Comprehensive School Health framework?
A) By focusing solely on clinical services for individual students
B) By initiating a health action team and using the CSH
framework to assess the school's health promotion efforts
C) By running academic performance assessments
D) By exclusively working with individual families Correct
Answers B) By initiating a health action team and using the
CSH framework to assess the school's health promotion efforts
How can PHNs support the mental health of students in schools?
,A) By providing academic counseling
B) By offering mental health support to students experiencing
concerns
C) By coordinating extracurricular activities
D) By teaching physical education Correct Answers B) By
offering mental health support to students experiencing concerns
How can school nurses improve students' health?
A) By providing individual health consultations only
B) By improving access to healthy foods and physical activities
C) By focusing on medication administration
D) By limiting physical activity to prevent injuries Correct
Answers B) By improving access to healthy foods and physical
activities
How can school nurses support informed decision-making
regarding sexual health?
A) By fostering youth-led harm reduction strategies and
providing comprehensive sex education
B) By limiting sex education to a strict curriculum
C) By advising against any sexual activity
D) By focusing solely on providing birth control methods
Correct Answers A) By fostering youth-led harm reduction
strategies and providing comprehensive sex education
How can school-based public health nurses contribute to
promoting positive mental health in schools?
A) By focusing solely on academic assessments
B) By using their upstream population-health lenses to consider
the determinants of mental health
C) By addressing only physical health concerns
,D) By limiting their involvement to emergency care Correct
Answers B) By using their upstream population-health lenses to
consider the determinants of mental health
How do First Nations schools differ from provincial/territorial
schools financially?
A) They receive more funding per student
B) They receive the same amount of funding as
provincial/territorial schools
C) They are fully funded with additional resources for
extracurricular activities
D) They receive less funding per student and no funding for
certain resources such as libraries or language programs Correct
Answers D) They receive less funding per student and no
funding for certain resources such as libraries or language
programs
How do newcomer families' social and economic conditions
impact the health of newcomer children?
A) They have no impact on children's health
B) They improve children's health by providing a strong
community network
C) They contribute to health disparities due to social
determinants and limited access to health and social services
D) They only affect educational outcomes, not health Correct
Answers C) They contribute to health disparities due to social
determinants and limited access to health and social services
How does Canada rank in terms of child well-being?
A) Canada ranks highly on all child health and well-being
indicators
, B) Canada ranks low on child well-being, particularly in
physical health, mental health, and education
C) Canada ranks above average in terms of child well-being,
especially in mental health
D) Canada ranks the highest in child well-being compared to
other countries Correct Answers B) Canada ranks low on child
well-being, particularly in physical health, mental health, and
education
How does stigma impact individuals with mental health issues?
A) It encourages them to seek treatment
B) It leads to increased social acceptance
C) It causes people to conceal their illness and delay or refuse
treatment
D) It improves their access to healthcare services Correct
Answers C) It causes people to conceal their illness and delay
or refuse treatment
In the 1990s, what led to the reduction or elimination of PHNs
in schools?
A) A focus on global health initiatives
B) The shift to population health and program-based delivery of
public health programs
C) The introduction of specialized nursing roles in schools
D) The expansion of nursing services into hospitals Correct
Answers B) The shift to population health and program-based
delivery of public health programs
In the context of school health promotion, what does primordial
prevention focus on?
A) Treating existing health issues in individual students
