PMCH LE 2 - Impact of Illness in the Family - Understanding Dysfunction in the Family Feed (2020)

Question 1

3. Classify the family based on Composition:
   Romeo and Julie have been married for two years. They are living with Romeo’s father and Julie’s mother and siblings in a house owned by Romeo’s father. They have a one year old daughter who is the joy of her grandparents. Romeo is the head of the family but decisions involving the family are made together by the couple.
   A. Nuclear
   B. Extended
   C. Single Parent
   D. Blended

Answer 1

B. Extended

Parents + children + relatives

Question 2

4. Residence:
   Romeo and Julie have been married for two years. They are living with Romeo’s father and Julie’s mother and siblings in a house owned by Romeo’s father. They have a one year old daughter who is the joy of her grandparents. Romeo is the head of the family but decisions involving the family are made together by the couple.
   A. Patrilocal
   B. Matrilocal
   C. Bilocal
   D. Neolocal

Answer 2

A. Patrilocal

married couple resides with or near husband’s parents

Question 3

5. Authority:
   Romeo and Julie have been married for two years. They are living with Romeo’s father and Julie’s mother and siblings in a house owned by Romeo’s father. They have a one year old daughter who is the joy of her grandparents. Romeo is the head of the family but decisions involving the family are made together by the couple.
   A. Patriarchal
   B. Matriarchal
   C. Equalitarian
   D. Matricentric

Answer 3

C. Equalitarian

shared decision making

Question 4

Romeo and Julie have been married for two years. They are living with Romeo’s father and Julie’s mother and siblings in a house owned by Romeo’s father. They have a one year old daughter who is the joy of her grandparents. Romeo is the head of the family but decisions involving the family are made together by the couple.
6. Descent:
A. Patrilineal
B. Matrilineal
C. Bilateral
D. Bilocal

Answer 4

C. Bilateral

passed equally through both parents

Question 5

7. Children are better adjusted socially.
   A. Nuclear family
   B. Extended family
   C. Both
   D. Neither

Answer 5

B. Extended family

Parents + children + relatives

Question 6

8. Children are taught skills, knowledge and values in preparation for their interaction
   with society.
   A. Nuclear family
   B. Extended family
   C. Both
   D. Neither

Answer 6

C. Both

Question 7

9. Excessive centeredness may cause emotional problems
   A. Nuclear family
   B. Extended family
   C. Both
   D. Neither

Answer 7

A. Nuclear family

Parents + offspring/ Family of orientation and procreation

Question 8

10. Couple lives near the parents of the bride
    A. Patrilineal
    B. Matricentric
    C. Matrilocal
    D. Patrilocal

Answer 8

C. Matrilocal

married couple resides with or near wife’s parents

Question 9

11. Affiliates with relatives on father side
    A. Patrilineal
    B. Matricentric
    C. Matrilocal
    D. Patrilocal

Answer 9

A. Patrilineal

descent through paternal line

Question 10

12. Mother is given the dominant position because of father’s prolonged absence.
    A. Patrilineal
    B. Matricentric
    C. Matrilocal
    D. Patrilocal

Answer 10

B. Matricentric

prolonged absence of the father gives the mother a dominant position in the family. Although, the father may share with the mother in decision making.

Question 11

13. Couple lives near the parents of the groom.
    A. Patrilineal
    B. Matricentric
    C. Matrilocal
    D. Patrilocal

Answer 11

D. Patrilocal

Question 12

14. Couple lives away from both parents.
    A. Bilocal
    B. Matrilocal
    C. Neolocal
    D. Patrilocal

Answer 12

C. Neolocal

Question 13

15. A family formed through remarriage:
    A. Blended
    B. Communal
    C. Extended
    D. Nuclear

Answer 13

A. Blended

Question 14

16. First order changes involves the following except:
    A. A “need to do” something new
    B. Change in the role and identify of family members
    C. Involve increments of mastery
    D. Additions to existing state of the individual’s self and family

Answer 14

B. Change in the role and identify of family members

Question 15

17. Julio and Katrina will be giving away their first child in marriage: the second child is
    working as a call center agent in Makati; the rest of the children are still in college.
    What is the stage of life cycle?
    A. Newly Married Couple
    B. Family with Adolescents
    C. Launching Family
    D. Family in Later Years

Answer 15

C. Launching Family

Question 16

18. Julio and Katrina will be giving away their first child in marriage: the second child is
    working as a call center agent in Makati; the rest of the children are still in college.
    The following tasks are expected in their present stage of life cycle, except:
    A. Adjusting to physiologic changes of middle age
    B. Helping adolescent to be free, responsible and
    C. Maintaining contact with younger generations
    D. Setting up a home that periodically accommodates other members

Answer 16

C. Maintaining contact with younger generations

Question 17

19. What happens during the stage of Unattached Young Adult?
    A. A child is ending all relationships and starting entirely on his or her own
    B. A daughter or son is separating from his or her parents, developing new peer
    relationships, and moving toward a new career
    C. A man or woman is newly married with children
    D. An adult is married but with no children
    E. Option 2

Answer 17

B. A daughter or son is separating from his or her parents, developing new peer relationships, and moving toward a new career

Question 18

20. Mikaela is a 40 year old female, single and lives with her parents with no known
    boyfriend since birth. She is a senior sales executive with a good career. Which of the
    following is NOT a factor that would prolong her in the Unattached Young Adult Stage?
    A. Availability of new career options for women
    B. Increased educational requirements in the word of work
    C. More negative attitudes about remaining single
    D. Personal autonomy emphasis

Answer 18

C. More negative attitudes about remaining single

Question 19

21. 22 y/o female leaves home in Bacolod and comes to Manila for work. One of the
    things she has to do as a first order change is to:
    A. Accept the fact that she is now away from home
    B. Develop career relationships
    C. Develop peer relationships
    D. Look for a place to stay

Answer 19

D. Look for a place to stay

Question 20

22. Mr. Locsin, a 30 y/o male got married. One of the things he must do as a second
    order change is to:
    A. Accept his in-laws
    B. Earn more money
    C. Establish a place he can call home with his wife
    D. Have a satisfying sexual relationship with his wife

Answer 20

A. Accept his in-laws

Question 21

23. CJ, a 23 year old female, is currently away from her family IN Zambales, because she
    is currently employed as a NURSE in a tertiary hospital in Manila. Which of the following
    is NOT true of the second order changes for CJ.
    A. Development of intimate peer relationship
    B. Differentiation of self in relation to family of origin.
    C. Establishment of self in work
    D. Job employment

Answer 21

D. Job employment

Question 22

24. One of the psycho-social problems a physician may encounter from a patient in a launching family is.
    A. Acne
    B. Child prostitution
    C. Extramarital affairs
    D. Premenopausal symptoms

Answer 22

C. Extramarital affairs

Question 23

25. A 45 y/o female patient is raising two teen-age children, a 13 y/o and a 15 y/o. She came for consult to seek advice regarding diet pills because she thinks she is obese and wants to reduce weight. On PE she is 5’2” in height, 110 lbs in weight, BMI of 20. One of the psycho-social problems encountered in this family stage is:
    A. Climacteric
    B. Infertility
    C. Insecurity due to changes in appearance
    D. Menopause

Answer 23

C. Insecurity due to changes in appearance

Question 24

26. A second order change that a family with adolescents must do is:
    A. Open communication
    B. Re-focus on midlife, marital and career issues
    C. Take on parenting role
    D. Work out money matters

Answer 24

B. Re-focus on midlife, marital and career issues

Question 25

27. Accepting parent-offspring separation
    A. First Order Change
    B. Second Order Change
    C. Episodic Problems
    D. Key Principle

Answer 25

D. Key Principle

Question 26

28. Mr and Mrs Paredes is happily married for 8 years. They have 2 children aged 3 and 5 which of the following is NOT TRUE for second order changes in Paredes family.
    A. Accepting marital system
    B. Meeting predictable and unexpected costs of family life with small children
    C. Realignment of relationship with extended family
    D. Taking on parenting role

Answer 26

B. Meeting predictable and unexpected costs of family life with small children

Question 27

29. Problems encountered in Family with Young Children EXCEPT:
    A. Child abuse and neglect
    B. Drug and other substance abuse problems
    C. Family planning
    D. Learning deficiencies

Answer 27

B. Drug and other substance abuse problems

Question 28

30. Mr and Mrs Lopez are both retired government employees and all of their 3 children
    are happily married with a family of their own. Which of the following is NOT a problem
    that they may encounter in their family life cycle stage
    A. Conflict with parents
    B. Depression
    C. Financial adjustment
    D. Loneliness

Answer 28

A. Conflict with parents

Question 29

31. Realign relationship to include spouse and spouse’s family
    A. First Order Change
    B. Second Order Change
    C. Episodic Problems
    D. Key Principle

Answer 29

B. Second Order Change

Question 30

32. Parenting Role
    A. First Order Change
    B. Second Order Change
    C. Episodic Problems
    D. Key Principle

Answer 30

B. Second Order Change

Question 31

33. Accepting multitude of entries and exits in the family system.
    A. First Order Change
    B. Second Order Change
    C. Episodic Problems
    D. Key Principle

Answer 31

D. Key Principle

Question 32

34. Which of the following is NOT TRUE of Second Order Change?
    A. Change in the very basic attributes of the family system.
    B. Does not occur between stages of the family life cycle.
    C. There is intergenerational connectedness of characteristics.
    D. Transformation of an individual’s status.

Answer 32

B. Does not occur between stages of the family life cycle.

Question 33

35. Conflict with practices in the home and school regulations occur during this stage. *
    A. Family with an adolescent.
    B. Family with young children.
    C. Launching a family.
    D. Unattached young adult

Answer 33

B. Family with young children.

Question 34

36. Which of the following is NOT a critical task in Newly Married Couple?
    A. Balancing separateness and togetherness.
    B. Keeping romance in the marriage
    C. Renegotiating relationship
    D. Renewing marriage commitment

Answer 34

C. Renegotiating relationship

Question 35

37. Accepting the shifting of generational goals is the key principle of this stage.
    A. Family with adolescent
    B. Family in later years
    C. Launching family
    D. Unattached young adult

Answer 35

B. Family in later years

Question 36

38. In the New Married Couple Stage which of the following is NOT a first order change? *
    A. Facing the possibility of children and planning for their coming.
    B. Formation of marital system
    C. Establishing a home base
    D. Establishing a workable relationship with relatives

Answer 36

B. Formation of marital system

Question 37

39. A45 y/o female feels that she has not done anything of value to help the next
    generation. This person is:
    A. Having a midlife crisis
    B. Has a confusion in her role
    C. Has mistrust and anxiety
    D. Feeling of loss of self- control

Answer 37

B. Has a confusion in her role

Question 38

41. It is deeply embedded in the social, cultural and family context of the person who is sick.
    A. Disease
    B. Illness
    C. Impact
    D. Sickness

Answer 38

B. Illness

Question 39

42. Which of the following is TRUE of a family in crisis?
    A. An event can be resolved by available resources
    B. Any situation can be resolved by the use of available problem-solving skills.
    C. Illness is perceived as a threat to the family’s equilibrium.
    D. When a family does not move into a state of disequilibrium.

Answer 39

C. Illness is perceived as a threat to the family’s equilibrium.

Question 40

43. This is very important for the implementation of therapeutic plans where the family and patient react and adjust.
    A. Accommodation
    B. Emotional upheaval
    C. Eventual acceptance
    D. Increasing assessment

Answer 40

A. Accommodation

Question 41

44. Mang Lino has had on and off abdominal pain for the last 2 weeks. He consulted at the Perpetual Help Medical Center when the pain was unbearable. He was given IV medication at the E.R and was sent home afterwards with a request for Abdominal
    Ultrasound. What is the stage in the Family Illness Trajectory.
    A. Major Therapeutic Efforts
    B. Onset of Illness
    C. Reaction to Diagnosis
    D. Recovery Phase

Answer 41

A. Major Therapeutic Efforts

Question 42

45. The impact phase of family illness trajectory.
    A. Stage 1
    B. Stage 2
    C. Stage 3
    D. Stage 4

Answer 42

B. Stage 2

Question 43

46. What is the stage in Family Illness Trajectory when Mommy Sally gave her daughter Amoxicillin suspension which her neighbor suggested because it worked for her neighbor’s son?
    A. Major Therapeutic Efforts
    B. Onset of Illness
    C. Reaction to Diagnosis
    D. Recovery Phase

Answer 43

B. Onset of Illness

Question 44

47. Dr. Dela Cruz explains to the patient in a simple way the cause of the disease and the
    different options for treatment.
    A. Major Therapeutic Efforts
    B. Onset of Illness
    C. Reaction to Diagnosis
    D. Recovery Phase

Answer 44

C. Reaction to Diagnosis

Question 45

48. Which of the following statements is TRUE when a family member is sick?
    A. Family relations are not disrupted as family stays strong during the crisis.
    B. Physical well-being among family members has decreased.
    C. Physical impact is felt only by the patient.
    D. Utilization of medical services is decreased to finance for sick member’s treatment

Answer 45

B. Physical well-being among family members has decreased.

Question 46

49. Health beliefs and previous experience help shape what patients and families do at
    this stage of the illness trajectory.
    A. Onset of illness
    B. Reaction to diagnosis
    C. Major Therapeutic Effort
    D. Adjustment to Outcome

Answer 46

B. Reaction to diagnosis

Question 47

50. Edna was sent home with left sided body weakness and is now able to walk making
    use of a cane.
    A. Major Therapeutic Efforts
    B. Onset of Illness
    C. Reaction to Diagnosis
    D. Recovery Phase

Answer 47

D. Recovery Phase

Question 48

51. At this stage, the physician should know the patient’s and the family’s explanatory
    model of illness *
    A. Stage 1
    B. Stage 2
    C. Stage 3
    D. Stage 4

Answer 48

C. Stage 3

Question 49

52. The Concepcion family goes from one doctor to the other for second, third, and
    fourth opinions before accepting the diagnosis.
    A. Major Therapeutic Efforts
    B. Onset of Illness
    C. Reaction to Diagnosis
    D. Recovery Phase

Answer 49

C. Reaction to Diagnosis

Question 50

53. There can be a higher incidence of the disease to other family members because of
    prolonged fear, anxiety, and fatigue in a chronic illness.
    A. Major Therapeutic Efforts
    B. Onset of Illness
    C. Reaction to Diagnosis
    D. Recovery Phase

Answer 50

D. Recovery Phase

Question 51

54. Mommy Sally gave her daughter Amoxicillin suspension which her neighbor
    suggested because it worked for her neighbor’s son.
    A. Major Therapeutic Efforts
    B. Onset of Illness
    C. Reaction to Diagnosis
    D. Recovery Phase

Answer 51

B. Onset of Illness

Question 52

55. Critical issues during this stage are financial cost, psychological state, and
    preparedness of the patient and family and lifestyle and cultural characteristics of a
    family.
    A. Major Therapeutic Efforts
    B. Onset of Illness
    C. Reaction to Diagnosis
    D. Recovery Phase

Answer 52

A. Major Therapeutic Efforts

Question 53

56. Which of the following is NOT TRUE why we study Impact of Illness?
    A. Illness, which is chronic and complicated, results in structural change within the family.
    B. Interaction takes place between the health care system and the patient and his
    family dependent on the doctor.
    C. Role reversal of family members.
    D. Sickness of a patient causes suffering and severe dysfunction for the patient’s family.

Answer 53

B. Interaction takes place between the health care system and the patient and his family dependent on the doctor.

Question 54

57. What are you measuring when using the Family APGAR in family assessment?
    A. Conflict in intra-familial ties
    B. First and Second Order Changes
    C. Satisfaction about family relationships
    D. Structure of the family

Answer 54

C. Satisfaction about family relationships

Question 55

58. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a healthy family?
    A. The Castro Family appreciates the achievements and milestones of every family member.
    B. Mr. and Mrs. De Leon does not give a chance to explain the reason for a weekend school activity of their grade 9 child.
    C. The Valdez family sees to it that they will spend quality time by attending to the mass regularly.
    D. The Zuniga family tends to return to normal functioning after the crisis passes.

Answer 55

B. Mr. and Mrs. De Leon does not give a chance to explain the reason for a weekend school activity of their grade 9 child.

Question 56

59. JS, an 18 year old female was diagnosed to have Depression and her parents as well
    as her siblings do not want to confront the said medical issue. What kind of family do
    they have?
    A. Dysfunctional Family
    B. Functional Family
    C. Happy Family
    D. Healthy Family

Answer 56

A. Dysfunctional family

Question 57

60. The data obtained is restricted to what the patient is willing to disclose about himself
    and his/her family.
    A. Family APGAR
    B. Family Genogram
    C. Family Lifeline
    D. Family Map

Answer 57

A. Family AFPAR

Question 58

61. Mrs. Santos is currently on Stage 4 Cancer of the Pancreas. Her oncologist referred
    her to a Hospice and Palliative Medicine Specialist. Which of the following family
    assessment tools will be used to assess the needs in taking good care of the patient. *
    A. Family APGAR
    B. Genogram
    C. Lifeline
    D. SCREEM

Answer 58

D. SCREEM

Question 59

62. Which of the following family assessment tools will provide a schematic description
    on when to ask for assistance in making decisions for the patient?
    A. Family APGAR
    B. Family Genogram
    C. Family Lifeline
    D. Family Map

Answer 59

D. Family Map

Question 60

63. Mrs. Dela Paz insists on sitting beside her 32 year old son Luigi during consultation
    and answers questions for him.
    A. Alliance
    B. Disengagement
    C. Enmeshment
    D. Triangulation

Answer 60

C. Enmeshment

Question 61

64. Mr. and Mrs. Cruz cooperate together in child rearing.
    A. Alliance
    B. Disengagement
    C. Enmeshment
    D. Triangulation

Answer 61

A. Alliance

Question 62

65. A husband does not tell his wife or children about any of his health problems.
    A. Alliance
    B. Disengagement
    C. Enmeshment
    D. Triangulation

Answer 62

B. Disengagement

Question 63

66. Which of the following family assessment tools will be used to monitor role
    disruption within the family?
    A. Family APGAR
    B. Family Genogram
    C. Family Lifeline
    D. Family Map

Answer 63

D. Family Map

Question 64

67. Which of the following is NOT TRUE of family genogram?
    A. Denotes the presence of inherited diseases
    B. Does not show the strengths and weakness in the family
    C. Indicates potential problem in the family
    D. Shows relationship in the family

Answer 64

B. Does not show the strengths and weakness in the family

Question 65

68. This refers to the capability of the family to utilize and share inherent resources either
    intra or extra familial.
    A. Adaptation
    B. Growth
    C. Partnership
    D. Resolve

Answer 65

A. Adaptation

Question 66

69. Refers to how time, space and money are shared in the family. *
    A. Adaptation
    B. Affection
    C. Partnership
    D. Resolve

Answer 66

D.

Question 67

70. This measures the members satisfaction with the commitment made by other
    members satisfaction with the commitment made by the other members of the family.
    A. Adaptation
    B. Growth
    C. Partnership
    D. Resolve

Answer 67

D. Resolve

Question 68

71. Dr. Espiritu breaks the bad news to the De Leon Family because Angelica, a 5 year old
    girl is diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. Which of the following tools in
    the assessment of the family is important as to capacity to cope with crisis.
    A. APGAR
    B. Family Circle
    C. Family Map
    D. SCREEM

Answer 68

D. SCREEM

Question 69

72. Shows interactional patterns within the family members:
    A. Family APGAR
    B. Family Genogram
    C. Family Lifeline
    D. Family Map

Answer 69

D. Family Map

Question 70

73. You are interviewing the Quimpo family. which of the following family assessment tools that will be used as a quick overview of family members and virtually overlay biomedical and psychosocial information:
    A. Family APGAR
    B. Family Genogram
    C. Family Lifeline
    D. Family Map

Answer 70

B. Family Genogram

Question 71

74. Identify the family structure
    A. Blended
    B. Extended
    C. Nuclear
    D. Single-parent

Answer 71

C. Nuclear

Question 72

75. Identify the stage in the life cycle
    A. Family with Adolescent
    B. Family with young children
    C. Launching family
    D. Newly married couple

Answer 72

C. Launching family

Question 73

76. Who is the index patient?
    A. Cielo
    B. Marcelo
    C. Marilou
    D. Maryann

Answer 73

C. Marilou

Question 74

77. Which of the following describes the line between Mark and Lily?
    A. Clear but negotiable boundary
    B. Functional relationship
    C. Over-involved relationship
    D. Rigid boundary

Answer 74

B. Functional relationship

Question 75

78. What is the relationship between Mark and Bob?

A. Clear but negotiable relationship
B. Diffused relationship
C. Functional relationship
D. Rigid relationship

Answer 75

D. Rigid relationship

Question 76

Index Patient Claudine’s APGAR Score:
A - 1 P - 1 G - 1 A - 1 R - 2 TOTAL: 6
Sister Gretchen’s APGAR Score:
A - 0 P - 0 G - 0 A - 1 R - 1 TOTAL: 2
79. Based on the family APGAR score above, the index’s family is:
A. Functional
B. Minimal dysfunctional
C. Moderately dysfunctional
D. Severely dysfunctional

Answer 76

C. Moderately dysfunctional

Question 77

Index Patient Claudine’s APGAR Score:
A - 1 P - 1 G - 1 A - 1 R - 2 TOTAL: 6
Sister Gretchen’s APGAR Score:
A - 0 P - 0 G - 0 A - 1 R - 1 TOTAL: 2
80. What are you measuring when using the Family APGAR in family assessment?
A. Conflict in intra-familial ties
B. First and second-order changes
C. Satisfaction about family relationships
D. Structure of the family

Answer 77

C. Satisfaction about family relationships

Question 78

81. Jose, a seaman, is frequently away from home and leaves the parenting
    responsibilities of their children exclusively to his wife Ana. This situation shows:
    A. Coalition
    B. Disengagement
    C. Enmeshment
    D. Triangulation

Answer 78

B. Disengagement

Question 79

82. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a healthy family?
    A. The Castro Family appreciates the achievements and milestones of every family
    member.
    B. Mr. and Mrs. De Leon does not give a chance to explain the reason for a weekend school activity of their grade 9 child.
    C. The Valdez family sees to it that they will spend quality time by attending the mass
    regularly.
    D. The Zuniga family tends to return to normal functioning after the crisis passes.

Answer 79

B. Mr. and Mrs. De Leon does not give a chance to explain the reason for a weekend school activity of their grade 9 child.

Question 80

83. JS, an 18 year female was diagnosed to have Depression and her parents as well as
    her siblings do not want to confront the said medical issue. What kind of family do they
    have?
    A. Dysfunctional Family
    B. Functional Family
    C. Happy Family
    D. Healthy Family

Answer 80

A. Dysfunctional Family

Question 81

84. Identify which of the following is an “absentee parent”?
    A. Dr. Reyes, an anesthesiologist, was called for an emergency OR right before the piano
    recital of his daughter, before he left he made it a point to write a note to cheer his
    daughter on.
    B. General Lim was assigned to an operation and was not able to attend the Recognition
    day of his child, yet he used a video call to extend how proud he was to his child.
    C. Mrs. Santos is a CEO and has a very busy schedule. Most of the school activity of her Grade 3 child is attended by her mother to do on her behalf.
    D. Mr. Tan was imprisoned for 5 years and could not attend in every activity of his children;
    however he sends written greeting cards during their birthdays and in every achievement
    of his children

Answer 81

C. Mrs. Santos is a CEO and has a very busy schedule. Most of the school activity of her Grade 3 child is attended by her mother to do on her behalf.

Question 82

85. Atty. Bautista, father of 3 children, wanted that all of them should be a lawyer and no other profession will be pursued, even though Kylie the eldest wanted to become an engineer. What kind of parent is Atty. Bautista?
    A. Alcoholic Parent
    B. Controlling Parent
    C. Deficient Parent
    D. Over functioning Parent

Answer 82

B. Controlling Parent

Question 83

86. Mrs. Dizon is a single parent because her husband died when their children were 1
    and 2 years old. Sometimes when she beat her children hard and believes that it is her
    way of discipline to them. What kind of parent is Mrs. Dizon?
    A. Abusive Parent
    B. Controlling Parent
    C. Deficient Parent
    D. Over functioning Parent

Answer 83

A. Abusive Parent

Question 84

87. The Dela Cruz family sees life in Manila as a continuous struggle, and because of that
    Nilo and Lino do car washing activities to earn something for the family instead of
    playing with other children. What kind of parents do they have?
    A. Abusive Parent
    B. Controlling Parent
    C. Deficient Parent
    D. Over functioning Parent

Answer 84

C. Deficient Parent

Question 85

88. Serves as a framework for examining the interaction of individuals within the family
    and correlates with their ordinal position.
    A. Birth order
    B. Survivor roles
    C. Emotional needs
    D. Assessment tools

Answer 85

A. Birth order

Question 86

89. The trouble shooter in the family that needs strong recognition and approval.
    A. 1st child
    B. 2nd child
    C. 3rd child
    D. 4th child

Answer 86

D. 4th child

Question 87

90. Adult with childhood pain who are unable to trust anyone or anything.
    A. Adult child of a dysfunctional family
    B. Dysfunctional parents
    C. Enabler
    D. Family Hero
    E. Option 2

Answer 87

A. Dysfunctional parents

Question 88

91. Rigid roles required to survive in a dysfunctional family.
    A. Assumed roles
    B. Survivor roles
    C. Permanent roles
    D. Temporary tools

Answer 88

B. Survivor roles

Question 89

92. An outcast that sees the family as having failed him.
    A. Family hero
    B. Quiet loss child
    C. Distracter
    D. Clown

Answer 89

C. Distracter

Question 90

93. Which of the following is/are NOT included in Family Medicine as an academic
    medical discipline?
    A. Comprehensive health care services
    B. Research
    C. Both A and B
    D. Neither A nor B
    E. Option 2

Answer 90

D. Neither A nor B

Question 91

94. In Family Practice, it encompasses different kinds of care, which of the following is
    NOT included?
    A. Ambulatory Care
    B. Appropriate Hospital Care
    C. Financial Care
    D. Home Care

Answer 91

C. Financial Care

Question 92

95. In the scope of practice in Community Medicine’s approach to care, which of the
    following will determine the follow-up of actions and programs?
    A. Community Health
    B. Community Participation
    C. Continued Surveillance
    D. Continued Treatment

Answer 92

C. Continued Surveillance

Question 93

96, Choose the single best answer that describes the approach to care of Family
Medicine
A. Dr. Bautista prescribed Amoxicillin 500mg per capsule to patient LM, 19 year old
female, diagnosed with Community Acquired Pneumonia Low Risk.
B. Dr. Pinto is planning an intervention to the constituents of District V, based on current
health problems, priorities and resources.
C. FBS screening of patients 40 years old and above in Brgy. 657 suspected with Diabetes.
D. Mass Deworming in Brgy. 704 for school aged children 7-12 years old was successful
because of 100% participation of the community.

Answer 93

A. Dr. Bautista prescribed Amoxicillin 500mg per capsule to patient LM, 19 year old
female, diagnosed with Community Acquired Pneumonia Low Risk.

Question 94

97. What is a specialty of medicine that includes epidemiology, screening, environmental
    health, and others?
    A. Community Medicine
    B. Complimentary Medicine
    C. Family Medicine
    D. General Medicine

Answer 94

A. Community Medicine

Question 95

98. Which of the following approaches to care describes the scope of practice of Family
    Medicine?
    A. Assessment through the analysis of indicators, surveys, and community-wide sampling.
    B. Health assessment of the entire community or sub-groups
    C. Involves activities on the promotion of the health of the community, together with efforts
    to prevent disease, to treat and care for the sick
    D. Patient-centered care in a comprehensive and continuous manner to all patients
    within the community.

Answer 95

D. Patient-centered care in a comprehensive and continuous manner to all patients
within the community.

Question 96

99. Which of the following would best define Community Medicine?
    A. A care that refers to individuals, to their family and community relationship which is
    primary, continuing, comprehensive, preventive, and curative.
    B. A discipline with a distinct core knowledge and characteristic of care, which refers to
    individuals, family and community and functions within the economic, cultural and social
    environment and resources.
    C. Coordinate care among the health providers, thus linking the community to academic
    medical centers, village health workers, specialists, and their patients to a wide array of
    resources.
    D. It is concerned with the promotion of health, prevention of disease and disability,
    and rehabilitation through collective social action.

Answer 96

D. It is concerned with the promotion of health, prevention of disease and disability,
and rehabilitation through collective social action.

Question 97

100. What specialty of medicine is concerned with the health of a specific population or
     group?
     A. Community Medicine
     B. Complimentary Medicine
     C. Family Medicine
     D. General Medicine

Answer 97

A. Community Medicine

Question 98

101. It is a specialty of medicine concerned in providing comprehensive care to
     individuals and families.
     A. Community Medicine
     B. Complimentary Medicine
     C. Family Medicine
     D. General Medicine

Answer 98

C. Family Medicine

Question 99

102. Which of the following Modalities of Intervention is NOT a scope of practice of
     Community Medicine?
     A. Community organizing
     B. Community development
     C. Evidence-based care
     D. Trans- and inter-sectoral collaboration

Answer 99

C. Evidence-based care