Home Visit, Bag Technique& Clinic Visit

Question 1

A tool of making use of a public health bagthrough
which the nurse can perform nursing procedures with ease and deftness, saving time and effort with the end
in view of rendering effective nursing care.

Answer 1

BAG TECHNIQUE

Question 2

Is an essential and indispensable equipment of the PHN
which he/she has to carry along when he/she goes out
home visiting

Answer 2

Public Health Bag

Question 3

Oral/ Axillary Thermometer * Syringe *Needle
CENTER (L) *Soap in Soap dish *2 hand towels

Answer 3

FRONT

Question 4

• Apron * Kidney basin * Sterile pack with -2 straight
  forceps, mayo scissor * Clean pack-Bandage scissor,
  curve forceps * Baby Scale, triangular bandage

Answer 4

CENTER ( TOP)

Question 5

• 70% Alcohol * Ammonia * Betadine * Tape measure
• Micropore * Medicine dropper * Medicine glass

Answer 5

BACK

Question 6

*Clean gloves *Cotton balls *Plastic lining

Answer 6

INNER FLAP/INSERT

Question 7

like the outpatient department of a
hospital.

Answer 7

CLINIC

Question 8

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.
* A profession

Answer 8

Home Visit

Question 9

Take the __________, obtained at least 2
minutes apart,and consider this as the client’s blood
pressure

Answer 9

mean of 2 readings

Question 10

f the first 2 readings differ by___________,
obtain a 3rd reading and include this in the average.

Answer 10

5 mmHG or more

Question 11

 Cost in terms of time and effort since family will
buy necessary supplies for home care.
 Inability to control the environment because of
distractions in the home.
 Safety of a nurse may also be a concern.

Answer 11

Disadvantages of Home Visit

Question 12

1. Contact the family to schedule the visit.
2. Formulate the PLAN for the visit.
3. Obtain the needed supplies for the visit.

Answer 12

Pre-Visit Phase

Question 13

This phase begins when the nurse seeks permission to
enter the house and ends when the nurse leaves the
family’s house.

Answer 13

In-Home Phase

Question 14

what are the three sub phases for in home phase

Answer 14

 Initiation
 Implementation
 Termination

Question 15

1. Enter the house, greet the family and observe the
   environment for his or her own SAFETY and sits as the
   family directs him/her to sit.
2. Initiate short social conversation to establish
   RAPPORT.
3. State the PURPOSE of the visit and the source of the
   information.

Answer 15

 Initiation

Question 16

1. Allow the family member to sign the CONSENT for
   treatment.
2. Perform health ASSESSMENT to collect baseline data.
3. Provide INTERVENTIONS to the family as needed or
   according to plan.
4. The nurse EVALUATES with the family what they have
   accomplished during the home visit

Answer 16

 Implementation

Question 17

*Consists of summarizing with the family the events
that occur the home visit.

Answer 17

Termination

Question 18

• Involves documentation of the visit during which the
  nurse records events that transpired during the visit.

Answer 18

Post-Visit Phase

Question 19

The MNCHN strategy guides the development,
implementation and monitoring or evaluation
of various government programs aimed at

Answer 19

improving the health of women, mothers, and
children; with the goal of rapidly reducing
maternal and neonatal mortality.

Question 20

Refers to the network of facilities and provides
within the province-wide or citywidehealth
system offering the MNCHN core package of
services.

Answer 20

MNCHN Service Delivery Network

Question 21

3 LEVELS OF CARE

Answer 21

1. Community Health Team
2. BEmONC Capable Facility or Provider
3. CEmONC Capable Facility or Provider

Question 22

– RHU’s, BHS’s and private clinic
which are manned by community health volunteers &
led by a midwife.

Answer 22

Out patient clinic

Question 23

Conduct health risks and needs assessment
* Provide basic service delivery functions such as birth
spacing and counselling.

Answer 23

PRIMARY Functions of CHT

Question 24

Provide emergency newborn interventions:
* Newborn resuscitation
* Treatment of neonatal sepsis/infection
* Oxygen support
* Blood Transfusion (BT)
* Parenteral administration of oxytocin (3rd stage)
* Loading anticonvulsant
* Initial dose of antibiotic
* assisted imminent products and placenta
* Emergency newborn interventions such as
resuscitation, sepsis and oxygen treatment.

Answer 24

Contributions of BEmONC Facility

Question 25

known as Kalusugan at Nutrition
ng Mag-Nanay Act” , focuses on scaling up the national
and local nutrition programs through a strengthened
integrated strategy for maternal, neonatal child health
and nutrition in the first one thousand (1,000) days of
life.

Answer 25

Republic Act 1148

Question 26

is defined as the care provided by skilled health
professionals to pregnant women and
adolescent girls to ensure the best health
conditions for both mother and baby during
pregnancy (World Health Organization, 2016)

Answer 26

Pregnancy Tracking and Enrollment to
Antenatal Care (ANC)

Question 27

”a practice at the regional level
by organized communities with indigenous
people ensure pregnant women avail of
professional assistance throughout pregnancy,
delivery and postpartum.

Answer 27

“BantayBuntis,”

Question 28

It is considered the best food for the baby especially in the
first six months of life since it provides all the nutrients
necessary for the child’s growth and development.
* Early initiation of breastfeeding helps to stimulate milk
ejection and promote early bonding of the mother and the
child.

Answer 28

BENEFITS OF BREASTFEEDING