3 - Community Health Nursing Practice Questions with Rationales

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Based on IMCI, how is SOME DEHYDRATION managed in a 3-month-old infant?

Supervise the mother in giving 200–400 mL of Oresol within 4 hours. Rationale: Some dehydration is treated with oral rehydration solution.

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If a child vomits while taking Oresol, what should the mother do?

Let the child rest for 10 minutes then continue giving Oresol more slowly.

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A child with 3rd degree protein energy malnutrition (kwashiorkor) will show what sign?

Edema. Rationale: Kwashiorkor is characterized by protein deficiency causing hypoalbuminemia and edema.

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A child with “baggy pants” sign should be managed how?

Refer the child urgently to a hospital. Rationale: Baggy pants indicate severe marasmus.

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What is the earliest visible sign of xerophthalmia?

Conjunctival xerosis.

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What dose of Retinol is given to preschool children every 6 months?

200,000 IU.

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What body part is best examined for pallor in iron deficiency anemia?

Palms.

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Which food item is included in R.A. 8976 food fortification program?

Sugar. Rationale: The law requires fortification of rice, wheat flour, sugar, and cooking oil.

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During a measles epidemic, what is the best preventive action?

Give measles vaccine to babies aged 6–8 months.

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Which is a danger sign requiring urgent hospital referral in IMCI?

Inability to drink.

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Management of a child with measles includes administration of what?

Retinol capsule regardless of when the last dose was given.

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To determine malaria risk in a child with fever, what should the nurse ask first?

Ask where the family resides.

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What is the most effective dengue prevention strategy?

Destroying breeding places of mosquitoes.

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Secondary prevention for malaria includes what?

Determining whether a place is endemic or not.

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Scotch tape swab is used to detect which intestinal parasite?

Pinworm.

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Which sign indicates need for sputum examination for AFB?

Cough for 3 weeks.

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Who are targets for DOTS Category I?

Clients diagnosed for the first time through a positive sputum exam.

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What innovation improves compliance in DOTS treatment?

Health worker or responsible family member monitors drug intake.

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What is an early sign of leprosy?

Thickened painful nerves.

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Who is classified as having multibacillary leprosy?

Client with positive slit skin smear and at least 5 skin lesions.

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What is the most frequent cause of death associated with schistosomiasis in the Philippines?

Liver cirrhosis.

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What is the most effective way of controlling schistosomiasis?

Proper use of sanitary toilets.

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An artesian well is classified as what level of water facility?

Level II.

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Which is irrelevant in preventing hepatitis A?

Use of sterile syringes and needles.

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Which EPI biological should NOT be stored in the freezer?

DPT. Rationale: DPT is damaged by freezing and should be stored at 2–8°C.

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A barangay has a population of 1,500. Estimate the number of infants.

45 infants. Rationale: Multiply population by 3%.

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Which severe IMCI condition does NOT always require hospital referral?

Severe dehydration.

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Slow capillary refill in dengue is indicated when nailbed color does not return within how many seconds?

3 seconds.

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A child with dengue fever and positive tourniquet test but no danger signs should receive what?

Oresol to maintain fluid balance.

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Where can Koplik’s spots be observed?

Buccal mucosa.

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Which disease is airborne?

Measles.

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Among children aged 2 months to 3 years, what microorganism commonly causes meningitis?

Haemophilus influenzae.

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Which malaria control strategy is based on humans being the reservoir?

Zooprophylaxis.

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Use of larvivorous fish in malaria control is called what strategy?

Stream seeding.

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Which mosquito control measure is NOT appropriate for malaria control?

Destruction of breeding places of mosquitoes.

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A child passing “rice water” stools is most likely suffering from what disease?

Cholera.

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Which species of Schistosoma is endemic in the Philippines?

Schistosoma japonicum.

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A patient exposed to flood waters develops fever, body malaise, and jaundice. What disease is suspected?

Leptospirosis.

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MWSS water supply system is what level of water facility?

Level III.

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A client has positive ELISA for HIV. What is the best action?

Refer for supplementary testing such as Western blot.

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What is the best control measure for AIDS?

Being faithful to a single sexual partner.