CHN MODULE QUIZ

As a public health nurse, you are planning a 2-week community health program in Barangay El Salvador. Which of the following objectives is SMART?

• a. "Improve overall community health"

• b. "Conduct five health education sessions during the stay to reduce the incidence of waterborne diseases by 20%."

• c. "Regularly engage with the residents"

• d. "Foster a sense of community belonging"

What approach can the nursing team take to establish trust with hesitant residents during home visits?

• a. Avoid these residents to prevent discomfort.

• b. Use complex medical terminology to demonstrate expertise.

• c. Share personal experiences to connect on a personal level.

• d. Maintain strictly professional interactions.

When conducting home visits, how can the nursing team effectively address a potential language barrier in the community's social dynamics?

• a. Use only written materials in English.

• b. Communicate using complex medical terminology.

• c. Utilize local languages and interpreters as necessary.

• d. Limit communication to minimize misunderstandings.

What is a potential benefit of utilizing Participatory Action Research (PAR) for identifying community health needs?

• a. Streamlined data collection process with limited community involvement.

• b. Impartial analysis without community input.

• c. Active engagement and collaboration with community members.

• d. Quicker completion of the research process.

How can cultural awareness be incorporated into community health research?

• a. Avoid discussing cultural practices to maintain objectivity.

• b. Incorporate cultural beliefs into health education without discussion.

• c. Disregard cultural nuances to focus on universal health principles.

• d. Acknowledge and respect cultural practices to understand health perceptions.

What is the purpose of conducting an action-reflection-action session during the capability-building phase, and what advantages does it offer to the team?

• a. It meets the educational requirements.

• b. It ensures ongoing learning and enhancement.

• c. It speeds up the execution of activities.

• d. It highlights the achievements of the main group.

How can skills assessments for core group members contribute to the success of community initiatives?

• a. By exclusively identifying potential leaders

• b. By assisting in matching individuals with appropriate roles based on their skills

• c. By highlighting weaknesses within the core group

• d. By fulfilling bureaucratic requirements

How can the nursing team ensure the sustainability of an activity proposed by the core group to address a prevalent health issue in the community?

• a. Take direct control of the activity to ensure success.

• b. Provide financial support exclusively.

• c. Collaborate with core members to ensure effective implementation.

• d. Limit involvement to health-related aspects only.

What is the most appropriate way for the nursing team to address concerns about the cultural appropriateness of proposed health interventions?

• a. Disregard the concerns and proceed with the planned interventions.

• b. Acknowledge the concerns and modify interventions to align with cultural norms.

• c. Convince residents to accept the planned interventions as they are.

• d. Cancel the activity to prevent potential conflicts.

Why is it important for the nursing team to assist core group members in developing a financial and management system for the sustainability of the community organization?

• a. To attract international attention and support.

• b. To ensure financial success exclusively.

• c. To establish legal recognition and accountability.

• d. To expedite project implementation.