Community health nursing (Nur.460)
Final exam.

<Q>WHO's major accomplishment of eradication of smallpox was in:
<C>1988
<C>2000
<C+1980
<C>1966

<Q>WHO's report about incidence of the malaria during 1954 was 500 millions cases compare with 2000 which was 250 millions cases
<C>true
<C+>false

which one of the following is true about vector-borne transmission
<C+>flea-borne plague
<C>louse-borne schistosomiasis
<C>snail-borne typhus

<Q>venereal disease research laboratory (VDRL) is a screening test for 
<C>gonorrhea
<C+>syphilis

<Q>when the community health nurse seeks to discover and notify those who have had contact with a person diagnosed with tuberculosis. This action will considered as
<C>quarantine
<C>isolation
<C+>screening

<Q>the prevalence of AIDS in Jordan between 1986 and Dec. 2003 was 334 cases. Which one of the following percentage is not true about the AIDS in Jordan
<C>60% non Jordanian
<C+>68% 40-50 years of age
<C>52% sexual activity
<C>22% blood products

<Q>the tine test and mantoux test both of them called tuberculin skin test that measure by visible reaction whether the body has had immunologic experience with mycobacterium tuberculosis. which one of these tests is more reliable
<C>the tine test
<C+>the mantuox test

<Q>skin eruption, sole of fees and palm of hands. 
<C>is first manifestation of the syphilis
<C+>second manifestation of the syphilis
<C>laten manifestation of the syphilis 

<Q>mesothelioma is an occupational disease that workers who exposed to
<C>arsenic
<C>silica
<C+>asbestos
<C>aluminum

<Q>which one of the following is not true about the condition that result from an exposure related to employment
<C>miners exposed to radon
<C+>sawmill exposed to lung disease
<C>farmers exposed to fungi

<Q>which one is not true about the aims of intervention of the prevention programs for healthy people at 2000
<C+>isolation hazardous materials
<C>substituting materials effective but not less toxic
<C>disease prevention objectives

<Q>maintain long-term back health for workers by using all primary techniques as a "way of life" this prevention is 
<C>primary prevention
<C>secondary prevention
<C+>tertiary prevention

<Q>ergonomic or human engineering is a field of study in occupational health concerned with workplace, tools, and task design and how well they match the physiologic, anatomic, and psychological characteristics and capabilities of the workers.
<C+>true
<C>false

<Q>all the following workers exposed to physical factors except
<C>farm workers
<C>construction workers
<C>groundskeepers
<C+>dry cleaners

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