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What is the term used before Community Health Nursing?

Public Health Nursing

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According to Dr. C.E. Winslow

what are the 3 P's of Public Health?

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What is the nursing process?

A systematic approach to address health needs and problems of clients

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What are the basic phases of the nursing process?

Assessment

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What is the community health nursing process?

A dynamic

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What is the purpose of community assessment?

To identify the strengths

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What are the components of community assessment?

People

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What is the purpose of individual assessment data?

To gather signs

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What are the key components of family assessment?

Family structure

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What does community assessment include?

Population characteristics

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What is a windshield survey?

A motorized or walking assessment of a neighborhood to observe living conditions

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What is an informant interview?

An interview with key community members in positions of influence

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What are participant observations?

Observing formal and informal community activities to assess values

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What is the method of observation in community health?

Using sensory capacities (sight

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What is the use of surveys in community health?

To collect both qualitative and quantitative data through structured questionnaires or checklists.

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What is a community forum?

A gathering to collect feedback and opinions from community residents about specific issues.

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What is secondary data in community health?

Data collected by others

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What is a disease registry?

A collection of secondary data related to patients with specific diagnoses or conditions.

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What is census data?

Data collected from a government census

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What is the importance of data presentation?

Data presentation helps make the information clear and accessible

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What types of graphs are used in community health data presentation?

Line graphs

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What is a line graph used for?

To show trends over time

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What is the use of bar graphs?

To compare frequencies or numerical values across different categories.

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What is a pie chart used for?

To show proportions of a whole

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What is the purpose of community diagnosis?

To determine the health status of a community and identify factors that influence it.

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What is a comprehensive community diagnosis?

It aims to gather general information about the community

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What is a problem-oriented community diagnosis?

Focused on specific issues that need immediate attention

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What are the steps in community diagnosis?

Determining objectives

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What are the types of community health problems?

Health status problems

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What is the process of setting priorities in community health?

Prioritize health problems based on the severity

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What are SMART objectives?

Specific

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What is the purpose of Participatory Action Research (PAR)?

To involve the community in identifying and solving problems using co-learning and participation.

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What are the characteristics of Participatory Action Research?

People-oriented

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What is the importance of collaboration in community health interventions?

To build partnerships and work together to address health problems and improve outcomes.

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What is the difference between networking and coordination?

Networking is about exchanging information

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What is the definition of collaboration in community health?

Organizations helping each other to enhance capacity and provide services.

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What is the definition of coalition in community health?

A partnership of organizations and citizens that prioritize the community's needs.

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What is advocacy in community health?

Empowering people to make decisions and take action to improve their health and well-being.

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What are the levels of advocacy?

Self-advocacy

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What is community organizing?

A process where community members assess their health needs and problems and develop plans to address them.

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What is the first phase of community organizing?

The preparatory phase

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What is the community profile?

A summary of baseline conditions

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What is the purpose of community profiling?

To identify the strengths

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What are the steps in conducting community profiling?

Identify research issues

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What is the role of the nurse in community organizing?

To facilitate collaboration

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What is the importance of intersectoral collaboration in community health?

It ensures coordination between different organizations and sectors to address health issues effectively.

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What is the goal of community mobilization?

To raise awareness

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What are the key principles of community mobilization?

Partnership building

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What is the evaluation of community health interventions?

The process of assessing the effectiveness and impact of health programs and activities.

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What are the types of evaluation?

Ongoing

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What is the purpose of formative evaluation?

To assess the program during its implementation to improve processes and outcomes.

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What is the purpose of summative evaluation?

To assess the outcomes of a program after its completion to determine its effectiveness.

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What is the difference between inputs

processes

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What are the steps in program evaluation?

Decide what to evaluate

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What are the purposes of feedback in evaluation?

To motivate positive behaviors

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What is the purpose of monitoring in community health?

To track progress and identify deviations from the plan to implement corrective actions.

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What are the advantages of using health records?

Communication

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What are the types of health records?

Individual records

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What are the important types of reports in community health?

Verbal reports

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What is the importance of documentation in community health?

It serves as a permanent record for client care

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What is the role of community health records?

To track services delivered to clients and provide data for health planning and reporting.

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What is the importance of regular monitoring and reporting?

To ensure that health interventions are effective and to document the progress of health programs.

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What is the role of community health nurses in data collection?

To gather data

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What is the purpose of evaluating community health programs?

To determine the relevance

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What are the components of community health programs?

Designing interventions

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What is the definition of coalition building in community health?

The process of creating partnerships among organizations and citizens to address health concerns.

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What is the goal of community health education?

To increase knowledge

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What is the purpose of community health planning?

To set priorities

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What is the role of leadership in community health?

To guide and empower the community to identify and address their health issues collaboratively.

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What is the role of advocacy in health policy?

To influence public opinion and support changes that improve health outcomes for the community.

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What are the types of reports used in community health?

Daily

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What is a community health worker?

A local individual trained to deliver basic health services and act as a liaison between health systems and the community.

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What are the goals of participatory action research?

To engage the community in identifying problems and developing solutions

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What is the importance of health education in community mobilization?

To raise awareness and educate the community on health issues

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What is the definition of community participation?

Active involvement of community members in planning

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What is the importance of social mobilization in community health?

To build partnerships and actively involve community members in addressing health challenges.

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What are the key elements of social mobilization?

Partnership building