CHN

Question 1

is an essential and indispensable equipment
of a public health nurse which she has to carry along during her home visits.
It contains basic medication and articles which are necessary for giving care.

Answer 1

Public Health Nurse Bag

Question 2

takes place in a private clinic, health center, barangay
health station, or in an ambulatory clinic during a community
outreach activity.

Answer 2

Clinic Visit

Question 3

– a professional, purposeful interaction that takes place in
the family’s residence aimed at promoting, maintaining, or restoring
the health of the family or its members

Answer 3

Home Visit

Question 4

the nurse contacts the family, determines the family’s
willingness for a home visit, and sets an appointment with them

Answer 4

Pre Visit

Question 5

the nurse seeks permission to enter and lasts until he or she
leaves the family’s home.

Answer 5

In-home Phase

Question 6

involves the application of the nursing process

Answer 6

Implementation

Question 7

consists of summarizing with the family the events during the
home visit and setting a subsequent home visit or another form of nursepatient
contact such as a clinic visit.

Answer 7

Termination

Question 8

takes place when the nurse has returned to the health
facility. This involves documentation of the visit during which the nurse
records events that transpired during the visit, including personal
observations and feelings of the nurse about the visit. If appropriate, a
referral may be made.

Answer 8

Post-visit Phase

Question 9

provides opportunity for initial contact between the
nurse and target families of the community

Answer 9

Group conference

Question 10

Principles how to visit patient

Answer 10

Telephone calls (landline or mobile/cell)

Question 11

used to give specific information to families, such
as instructions given to parents through school children.

Answer 11

Written Communication

Question 12

a tool that helps the nurse outline the family’s structure. It is a
way to diagram the family. Generally, three generations of family members
are included in a family tree, with symbols denoting genealogy.

Answer 12

Genogram

Question 13

provides mechanism for recording the family’s medical
and health histories.

Answer 13

Family Health Tree

Question 14

a tool that is used to depict a family’s linkages to its suprasystems

Answer 14

Ecomap

Question 15

Family Structure, Characteristics and Dynamics

Answer 15

Members of the household and relationship to the head of the family.
Demographic data – age, sex, civil status, position in the family
Place of residence of each member – whether living with the family or
elsewhere.

Question 16

may be defined as dealing with problems associated with health care
with reasonable success

Answer 16

Coping

Question 17

Two parts of the Coping index

Answer 17

A point on the scale
A justification statement

Question 18

This category is concerned with the ability to move
about to get out of bed, to take care of daily grooming,

Answer 18

Physical Independence

Question 19

This category includes all the procedures or
treatment prescribed for the care of ill, such as giving medication, dressings,
exercise and relaxation, special diets, use of prosthetic devices and other
adaptive appliances such as wheelchairs and walker

Answer 19

Therapeutic Competence

Question 20

This system is concerned with
understanding of the health condition or essentials of care according to the
developmental stages of family members.

Answer 20

Knowledge of Health Condition

Question 21

This is concerned with the
family action in relation to maintaining family nutrition, securing adequate
rest and relaxation for family members, carrying out accepted preventive
measures, such as immunization.

Answer 21

Application of the Principles of General Hygiene

Question 22

This category is concerned with the way the family feels
about health care in general, including preventive services, care of illness and
public health measures.

Answer 22

Health Attitudes

Question 23

category has to do with the maturity and
integrity with which the members of the family are able to meet the usual
stresses and problems of life, and to plan for happy and fruitful living. This
may be observed in behaviors such as how the family members deal with
daily challenges, their ability to sacrifice and think of others, and acceptance
to responsibility.

Answer 23

Emotional Competence

Question 24

This category is concerned largely with the interpersonal or
group aspects of family life – how well the members of the family get along
with one another, the ways in which they take decisions affecting the family
as a whole

Answer 24

Family Living

Question 25

This is concerned with the home, school, work and the
community and the work environment as it affects family health.

Answer 25

Physical Environment

Question 26

This is the ability of the family to seek and
utilize, as needed, both government-run and private health, education, and
other community services.

Answer 26

Use of community facilities

Question 27

First Level Assessment

Answer 27

Presence of health threats, health deficits and foreseeable crisis or stress point in
the family.

Question 28

conditions that are conductive to disease, accident or
failure to realize one’s health potential

Answer 28

Health Threat

Question 29

instances of failure in human maintenance

Answer 29

Health Deficit

Question 30

anticipated periods of unusual
demand on the individual or family in terms of adjustment/family resources

Answer 30

Foreseeable Crisis Situations

Question 31

SECOND LEVEL ASSESSMENT:

Answer 31

Inability to recognize the presence of a problem due to:
Inability to make decisions with respect to taking appropriate health action due to:

Inability to provide adequate nursing care to the sick disabled, dependent, or
vulnerable/at risk members of the family due to
Failure to utilize community resources for health care due to