CHN NCM 113

Question 1

World Health Assembly decided that the main health
target of the government and WHO is the attainment of a level of health
that would permit them to lead a socially and economically productive
life by the year 2000

Answer 1

May 1977 -30th

Question 2

Letter of Instruction (LOI) 949, the legal basis of
PHC was signed by Pres. Ferdinand E. Marcos, which adopted PHC as an
approach towards the design, development and implementation of
programs focusing on health development at community level.

Answer 2

October 19, 1979

Question 3

First International Conference on PHC in Alma
Ata, Russia (USSR) The Alma Ata Declaration stated that PHC was the
key to attain the “health for all” goa

Answer 3

September 6-12, 1978

Question 4

essential health care made universally accessible to
individuals and families in the community by means
acceptable to them, through their full participation and at
cost that the community can afford at every stage of
development.

Answer 4

PRIMARY HEALTH CARE:

Question 5

HEALTH FOR ALL FILIPINOS by the
year 2000 AND HEALTH IN THE HANDS
OF THE PEOPLE by the year 2020.
▪ An improved state of health and quality of
life for all people attained through SELF
RELIANCE

Answer 5

Goal of Primary Health Care

Question 6

Key Strategy to Achieve the Goal

Answer 6

Partnership with and Empowerment of the
people –

Question 7

Two Levels of Primary Health Care Workers

Answer 7

Barangay Health Workers and Intermediate level health workers

Question 8

.4 A’s

Answer 8

Accessibility, Availability,
Affordability & Acceptability,
Appropriateness of health services

Question 9

• It enhances people participation or governance, support system provided by the
  Government, networking and developing secondary leaders.

Answer 9

Social Mobilization

Question 10

This ensures empowerment and that empowerment can only be facilitated if the
administrative structure provides local level political structures with more
substantive responsibilities for development initiators

Answer 10

Decentralization

Question 11

Elements of Primary Health Care

Answer 11

1. Education for Health
2. Locally Endemic Disease Control
3. Expanded Program on Immunization
4. Maternal and Child Health and Family Planning
5. Environmental Sanitation and Promotion of Safe
   Water Supply
6. Nutrition and Promotion of Adequate Food Supply
7. Treatment of Communicable Diseases and
   Common Illness
8. Supply of Essential Drugs

Question 12

MAJOR STRATEGIES OF PRIMARY
HEALTH CARE

Answer 12

1. Elevating Health to a Comprehensive and
   Sustained National Effort.
2. Promoting and Supporting Community
   Managed Health Care
3. Increasing Efficiencies in the Health
   Sector
4. Advancing Essential National
   Health Research

Question 13

Four Cornerstones/Pillars In Primary Health
Care

Answer 13

1.Active Community Participation
2.Intra and Inter-sectoral Linkages
3.Use of Appropriate Technology
4. Support mechanism made available

Question 14

• A group of people with
  common characteristic or
  interest living together
  within a territory or
  geographical boundary

Answer 14

Community

Question 15

“a state
of complete physical, mental,
and social well-being and not
merely the absence of disease
or infirmity

Answer 15

health

Question 16

Community health problems

Answer 16

1. human sewage
2. disease control
3. Peace and order
4. water disposal
5. Food sanitation
6. Water supply
7. Drug abuse

Question 17

Community Health AIMs?

Answer 17

*Health promotion
*Disease prevention
*Management of factors affecting
health

Question 18

The utilization of the nursing
process in the different levels
of clientele-individuals,
families, population groups
and communities, concerned
with the promotion of health,
prevention of disease and
disability and rehabilitation.”

Answer 18

Community Health Nursing

Question 19

“nursing practice in wide
variety of community services
and consumer advocate areas,
and in a variety of community
service and consumer advocate
areas, and in a variety roles, at
times including independent
practice community nursing is
certainly not to confined to
public health nursing agencies

Answer 19

Cuevas 2007)

Question 20

Special field of nursing that combines the skills of
nursing, public health and some phases of social
assistance and functions as part of the total public
health program for the promotion of health, the
improvement of the conditions in the social and
physical environment, rehabilitation of illness and
disability

Answer 20

Community Health Nursing

Question 21

A service rendered by a
professional nurse to IFCs,
population groups in health
centers, clinics, schools ,
workplace for the promotion
of health, prevention of
illness, care of the sick at
home and rehabilitation

Answer 21

DR.
Ruth B. Freeman

Question 22

• A learned practice discipline
  with the ultimate goal of
  contributing as individuals
  and in collaboration with
  others to the promotion of
  the client’s optimum level of
  functioning thru’ teaching
  and delivery of care

Answer 22

(Jacobson

Question 23

Individuals classified according to their sex,
racial origin, religion, common place living,
financial or social status or some other
cultural behavioral attribute.

Answer 23

population groups

Question 24

Features of CHN

Answer 24

• It is a specialty field of nursing.
• Its practice combines public health with nursing
• It is a population based
• It emphasizes on wellness and other than diseases or
  illness.
• It includes interdisciplinary collaboration
• It amplifies client’s responsibility and self-care

Question 25

directed
towards assisting every
citizen to realize his birth
rights and longevity

Answer 25

Public Health

Question 26

Public Health

Answer 26

1.The sanitation of the environment
2.The control of communicable infections
3.The education of the individual in personal hygiene
4.The organization of medical and nursing services
for the early diagnosis and preventive treatment of
disease
5.The development of a social machinery to ensure
every one a standard of living, adequate for
maintenance of health to enable every citizen to
realize his birth right of health and longevity

Question 27

The development of a social machinery to ensure
every one a standard of living, adequate for
maintenance of health to enable every citizen to
realize his birth right of health and longevity

Answer 27

Dr.
C.E Winslow

Question 28

MISSION OF CHN

Answer 28

*Health Promotion
*Health Protection
*Health Balance
*Disease prevention
*Social Justice

Question 29

“The philosophy of CHN is
based on the worth and
dignity on the worth and
dignity of man.”

Answer 29

(Dr. M.
Shetland)

Question 30

In the care of the communities:

Answer 30

• Community organizing mobilization,
  community development and people
  empowerment
• Case finding and epidemiological
  investigation
• Program planning, implementation and
  evaluation
• Influencing executive and legislative
  individuals or bodies concerning health and
  development

Question 31

LGU CODE

Answer 31

RA 7160

Question 32

to make community more self reliant

Answer 32

• Aim