Jordan University of Science and Technology
Faculty of Nursing
Nursing 460
Final Exam. 40%

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<Q>            is a specialty health practice that focuses on the health of the working pop, including both paid & unpaid labors, & thus covers most of the country’s well adults.
<C+>Occupational health
<C>Unintentional injuries
<C>mental stress 
<C>Chemical factors

<Q>Living organisms found in the work environment include: viruses, bacteria, animals & toxic plants. Refer to:
<C>Chemical factors
<C>Physical factors
<C>psychological
<C+>Biological factors

<Q> Crisis Resolution Models considered as:
<C+>Secondary prevention
<C>Primary 
<C>Tertiary
<C>Non of the above

<Q> act of aggression in which the perpetrator is motivated by a desire to dominate, control & degrade the victim. Refer to:
 
<C>Suicide
 <C>Parasuicidal 
<C+>Rape
<C>Homicide: 

<Q>          Is violence against an intimate partner
<C>child abuse
<C+>spousal abuse
<C>elderly abuse
<C>women abuse

<Q>All of the followings are examples for developmental crises EXCEPT:
<C>Retirement
<C>Leaving home
<C>Having a baby
     <C+>An older adult falls and fracture a hip

<Q>Signs and symptoms of child neglect include all EXCEPT:
<C>Malnourishment
<C>Child is often sleepy or hungry
<C>Poor personal hygiene
<C>Inadequate supervision for the child’s age
      <C+>Child refuse to eat

<Q>Types of injuries in physical abuse include:
          <C>Burns
<C>Bruise
<C>Fractures
      <C+>All of the above

<Q>It is the collection of injuries sustained by child as a result of repeated mistreatment or beating which is:
<C>Emotional abuse
<C>Physical abuse
          <C+>Battered child syndrome
<C>Corporal punishment

<Q>“Farmer’s lung” is a tern used when a farmer inhales:
   <C+>Fungi-contaminated grain dust
       <C>Carbon monoxide
       <C>Carbon dioxide
       <C>Asbestos dust

<Q>When a worker is continuously exposed to excessive noise at workplace, then you expect which of the following health problems to occur EXCEPT:
<C>Impaired job performance and safety
<C>Hearing loss
<C>Prevent verbal communication
     <C+>Malnourishment

<Q>Structural elements of the workplace that influence worker health and productivity is called:
<C>Biological factors
<C>Chemical factors
          <C+>Physical factors
<C>Psychological factors
<C>Ergonomic factors

<Q>Is a field of study in occupational health concerned with the design of workplace, tools, and task to match the physiological, anatomical, and psychological characteristics and capabilities of the worker:
<C>Human engineering
<C>Human technology
<C>Ergonomics
<C>Occupational technology
      <C+>Human engineering & Ergonomics

<Q>Disgruntled employee syndrome is refered to:
<C>stress related to work overload
<C>malnutrition affected workers
          <C+>violence in the workplace
<C>back pain due to long standing

<Q>Specific health problems related to poverty and affect school-age and adolescents include all Except:
         <C>Lead poisoning
         <C+>Food poisoning
         <C>Ion deficiency
         <C>Increased susceptibility to illness

<Q>The most common chronic disease of children is:
        <C+>Asthma
        <C>Juvenile diabetes
        <C>Epilepsy
        <C>Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis

<Q>All of the following health problems may first appear during adolescents Except:
         <C>Depression
         <C>Anxiety
         <C>Eating disorder
        <C+>Anemia

<Q>School children are most often affected by health problem which is related to:
       <C>GI
      <C>Renal
      <C+>Respiratory
     <C>Cardiovascular

<Q>Influenza vaccine, pneumoccocalpolysaccharide vaccine, and hepatitis A vaccine all should be given to adolescents in the following conditions Except:
        <C> If they have specific chronic health conditions
        <C> If they routinely come in close contact with persons at risk from influenza
        <C>If they are at risk of exposure to hepatitis A
        <C+>If they are under-weight

<Q>Children in Jordan should be screened for TB if they meet the following criteria Except:
          <C>They have family history of TB back 2-3 generations
          <C>If ministry (department) of health recommends that.
          <C>If they have foreign visitors or making foreign travel
          <C+>If a case of TB found in a nabouring country

<Q>Health services in schools include programes such as Except:
          <C>Scoliosis screening
          <C>Monitoring weight
          <C>TB screening
          <C+>Monitoring students academic progress
          <C>Monitoring immunization

<Q>All of the followings are misconceptions about older adults Except

<C>Most elderly have diminished intellectual capacity
<C+>Speed of reaction tends to decrease with age
<C>Chronological age determines oldness
<C>Most older adults cannot live independently

<Q> Safety needs for older adults include all of the followings Except

<C>Immunization
<C>Fall prevention
<C+>Routine screening
<C>Drug supervision

<Q>The term that is used to study of all aspects of the aging process and their effect on the older adults and society is 

<C>Geriatrics
<C+>Gerontology 
<C>Ageism
<C>Senility

<Q> All of the following are warning signs of cancer Except:

<C+>Change in the sleeping pattern
<C>A sore throat that doe not heal
<C>Unusual bleeding or discharge
<C>Indigestion or difficulty on swallowing

<Q> A major role of community health nurse among older adults with Alzheimer disease is to 

<C>Work with aggregates of elders in the community
<C>Recommend physical therapy
<C+>Assess levels of stress on the family
<C>Encourage people not to smoke

<Q> A yearly vaccine for older adults is recommended for the following diease(s)

<C>Pneumonia
<C>hepatitis
<C>influenza
<C+>Influenza and Pneumonia

<Q>The disease that is defined as a set of externalizing behavior problems is

<C>ADD
<C>ADHD
<C+>Oppositional defiant disorder
<C> Developmental disabilities

<Q>Identifying and assisting high risk families to prevent child abuse is considered as 

<C>Primary prevention
<C+>Secondary prevention
<C>Tertiary prevention
<C>None of the above

<Q> Those strategies in which the nurse uses a greater degree of persuasion  or positive manipulation are known as:

<C>Assessment
<C+> Engineering interventions
<C>Educational interventions
<C>Enforcement interventions
           
<Q> Immunizations are example of:
<C+> Primary prevention
<C> Secondary prevention
<C> Tertiary prevention
<C> Disease treatment
<Q> safty and injury programs are……. Programs to help schoole aged children and adulcsents

<C> preventives
<C+> protective
<C> promotion
<C> counteractive

<Q> Infant mortality rate has declined in the worldwide because of
<C> improvement of maternal health
<C> infant safty
<C> spacing of children
<C> immunization
<C+> all of the above

<Q> the major disadvantage of home visit 

<C+> cost of money ,time and preparation 
<C> stress on family member 
<C> teaching environment not available 
<C> opportunity for a family to redirect the nurses attention from the real problem

<Q> unhealthy families have not recognize the value of establishing link with the broader community because of all Except 

<C> knowledge deficit regarding community resources 
<C+> uncooperative community 
<C> lack of connection with the community related to family expectation
<C> previous negative experience with the broader community services 

<Q> family health mean 
<C> how each family member work towerad optimal health
<C> how parents keep theit children healthy 
<C> how well the family functions together as a unit 
<C> how the family cope with commmunity out side the family 
<C+> c+d

<Q> what is genogram
<C+> adiagram of family relationship over three or more generations 
<C> a diagram of connections between the family and other system
<C> a chart that depits the ecological system of a familys neigborhood 
<C> a map that provide direction to the neigborhood where data is to be gathered 

<Q> how does an interactional framework describe the family ?

<C> as a social system relating to other social system 
<C> from alife cycle perspective 
<C> in term of the characteristics of ahealthy family 
<C+> by looking at the interacting personalities between family members 

<Q> which of the following is the best way to conduct an accurate family assessment 

<C+> making several visits and accumulating data from all family members 
<C> using quantitative data only to maintain and preserve objectivity 
<C> questioning one family member to avoid confusion andrepeated information 
<C> use aquestionare format , and complete the tool in the family presence 

<Q> all the families share the same universal character which are listed below EXCEPT 
<C> every family is small social system 
<C> every family has its own cultural values and rules 
<C+> every family has children
<C> every family has certain basic function 
<Q> effective communication with the family contribute to 

<C> demonstrate affection and acceptance 
<C> promote identity and affiliation 
<C> duide behavior through social control 
<C+> all of the above 

<Q> Fatima  is a divorse  woman with 2 children recently she had got married from hamad , her family stucture is 
<C+> blended family 
<C> multigenaration family 
<C> ken-network family 
<C> nuclear dyad family 

<Q> culture explain why families behave as they do 
<C+> true 
<C> false

<Q> Theories developed to describe, clarify, and guide nursing practice. Florence Nightingale was one of the pioneer nursing theorists. In her Environmental theory – which has a great significance to nursing and to community health in specific, the focus of her theory was:
<C> increasing the level of well-being and self actualization of a given individual or group.
<C> it is based on system theory, and emphasized that the whole is greater that the part.
<C> that is the goal of nursing actions are to help people recognize their self-care
        Demands and limitations and increase their self-care abilities.
<C+> focused on preventive care to population as she suggested that diseases are 
	Prevented by providing adequate ventilation, pure water, quiet, warmth, light, and 
	Cleanliness.

<Q> Determining community needs is one of the most important activities in the community. There are several approaches to do that. Studying data already available on a community and gathering of first hand data in order to gain a working knowledge about a community. This type of community needs assessment is labeled as:
<C> Problem-oriented assessment
<C> Community subsystem assessment
<C+> windshield survey
<C> Community assets Assessment

<Q> Problem-oriented assessment refers to:
<C> assessment of the strengths and capacities of the community rather than the problem
 a lone.
<C> discovery of all relevant community health information’s.
<C+> begins with a single problem and then assesses the community in terms of that problem.
<C> focus on a single dimension of the community.

<Q> Descriptive Epidemiologic Studies is one of the community assessment methods. The focus of this method is on:
<C> obtain grass root opinions
<C> obtain community opinions
<C> examines a broad range of data 
<C+> examines the amount and distribution of a disease or health condition in a 
	population.
                                                                             
<Q> The term partnership refers to:
<C> an alliance of individuals or groups together to influence outcomes of a specific problem.
<C> a two way sharing of information’s, ideas, feelings, concerns and self.
<C+> an agreement between people to benefit a joint purpose
<C> a reciprocal exchange of information’s.

<Q> The term Coalition refers to: 
<C+> an alliance of individuals or groups together to influence outcomes of a specific 
           problem.
<C> a two way sharing of information’s, ideas, feelings, concerns and self.
<C> an agreement between people to benefit a joint purpose
<C> a reciprocal exchange of information’s.

<Q> The term Reciprocal refers to: 
<C> an alliance of individuals or groups together to influence outcomes of a specific 
         problem.
<C+> a two way sharing of information’s, ideas, feelings, concerns and self.
<C > an agreement between people to benefit a joint purpose
<C> a coalition for l exchange of information’s.

<Q> one of the nursing process characteristics is it is interactive. Interactive refers to:
<C> purposefully, rationally, and carefully thought out.
<C> the process is in a constant progression
<C+> the nurse client are engaged in a process of ongoing interpersonal communication.
<C> focus on the correction of an existing problem.

<Q>which of the following (is)are considered as the tenets of public health Nursing which can be applied to community health nursing?
<C> Use a comprehensive & systematic process

<C>  Work in partnership with the people
<C> Focus on primary health efforts to prevent complications & reoccurrence of the disease
<C> Collaborate with others in the community
<C+> all of the above are correct

<Q>One of the characteristics of community health nursing practice is relationship based care. Which means:
•	<C>Incorporates the value of establishing & maintaining  a reciprocal, caring relationship with the community. 
•	<C>Forms the foundation for effectively caring for the community’s health
•	<C>Involves listening, dialogue, critical reflection, sociopolitical issues such as     advocacy, community empowerment & movement to action.
<C+> all of the above are correct