SAS 14

1. With regards to illness prevention activities as part of nursing

care, which of the following will help clients most?
a. Maintain maximum functions
b. Identify disease symptoms
c. Reduce the cost of health care
d. Promote health habits

2. Nurse Febe is scheduled for a home visit to achieve the best of

health care in the home. The first step during a home
visit is one of the following:
a. Count the available appliances
b. Explain purpose of the visit
c. Greet client and introduce self
d. Wash hands and perform procedures

3. Which one of the following is an important principle during a

home visit?
a. Inquiry about health and welfare
b. Performance for health assessment
c. Use of available information about the client
d. Evaluation of past services to the family

4. The frequency of a home visit is determined by which one of

the following?
a. Administration of medication
b. Need for health teaching
c. Result of health studied
d. Acceptance of the family

5. The procedure of the proper bag technique during a home visit

is to implement which one of the following principles?
a. Replace supplies fully every visit
b. Avoid transfer of infection
c. Clean supplies ready for use
d. PHN bag is indispensable equipment

True or False: Write FAMILY if the statement is true and HEALTH

if the statement is false.
1. Health Education is a cooperative effort requiring all nurses to
work together in close teamwork with families, groups, and the
community.
ANSWER: HEALTH

2. Health Education aims to help people make use of their own

efforts and education to improve their conditions of living.
ANSWER: FAMILY

3. Health Education makes careful evaluation of the planning,

organization, and implementation of all health education
programs and activities.
ANSWER: FAMILY
4. Health Education makes use of supplementary aids and
devices to help with the verbal instructions.
ANSWER: FAMILY

5. Health Education meets the needs, interests, and problems of

all people.
ANSWER: HEALTH
 SAS 15
1. Which of the following personnel do not have the “right to
know” medical information?
A. The facility‟s Performance Improvement Director who is not a
healthcare person and has no direct contact with clients.
B. A nursing student who is caring for a client under the
supervision of the nursing instructor.
C. The facility‟s Safety Officer who is not a healthcare person and
who has no direct contact with clients
D.A department supervisor with no direct or indirect care duties

2.The nurse is talking with the family of an 18 months-old newly

diagnosed with retinoblastoma. A priority in communicating with
the parents is for recording and reporting to the respective health
professional.

A. Discuss the need for genetic counseling

B. Inform them that combined therapy is seldom effective
C. Prepare for the child's permanent disfigurement
D. Suggest that total blindness may follow surgery

3.The patient records obtained by the nurse should be reported to

the concerned health agency to protects clients in terms of their
rights to what? Select all that apply.
A. Privacy and to have their medical information confidential
unless the client formally approves the sharing of this information
with others such as family members.
B. Make healthcare decisions and to have these decisions
protected and communicated to others when they are no longer
competent to do so.
C. Be fully informed about all treatments in term of their benefits,
risks and alternatives to them so the client can make a
knowledgeable and informed decision about whether or not to
agree to having it.
D. Make decisions about who their health care provider is without
any coercion or undue influence of others including healthcare
providers.

4. The community health nurse monitor clients registered in long-

term regimens, such as the Multi-Drug Therapy, which component
will be most useful?
A. Tally report
B. Output report
C. Target/client list
D. Individual health record

5. Which of the following is the mission of the Department of

Health?
A. Health for all Filipinos
B. Ensure the accessibility of recording and reporting the result of
health care delivery system.
C. Improve the general health status of the population
D. Health in the hands of the Filipino people by the year 2020

6. RA 7160 mandates devolution of basic services from the

national government to local government units. Which of the
following is the major goal of devolution?
A. To strengthen local government units
B. To allow greater autonomy to local government units.
C. To empower the people and promote their self-reliance
D. To make basic services more accessible to the people

7. As an epidemiologist, the nurse is responsible for reporting

cases or notifiable diseases. What law mandates reporting
cases of notifiable diseases?
A. R.A 11332
B. RA.3753
C. RA 1054
D. RA 1082

8. Which type of family-nurse contact will provide you with the

best opportunity to observe family dynamics during the
collection of family information for data purposes?
A. Clinic consultation
B. Group conferences
C. Home visit
D. Written communication

9. Which of the following is an epidemiologic function of the nurse

during an epidemic?
A Conducting assessment of suspected cases to detect the
communicable diseases.
B. Monitoring the condition of the cases affected by the
communicable disease
C. Participating in the investigation to determine the source of
epidemic
D. Teaching the community on preventive measures against the
disease

10. The Field Health Services and information System (FHSIS) is

the recording and reporting system in public health) care in the
Philippines. The monthly field health service activity report is a
form used in which of the components of the FHSIS?
A. Tally report
B. Output report
C. Target/client list
D. Individual health record
 SAS 16
1.Which minerals and vitamins usually are recommended to
supplement a pregnant woman's diet?
a. Fat-soluble vitamins A and D
b. Water-soluble vitamins C and B6
c. Iron and folate
d. Calcium and zinc

2. With regard to nutritional needs during lactation, a maternity

nurse should be aware that:
a. The mother's intake of vitamin C, zinc, and protein now can be
lower than during pregnancy.
b. Caffeine consumed by the mother accumulates in the infant,
who therefore may be unusually active and wakeful.
c. Critical iron and folic acid levels must be maintained.
d. Lactating women can go back to their prepregnant calorie
intake

3. When counseling a client about getting enough iron in her diet,

the maternity nurse should tell her that:
a. Milk, coffee, and tea aid iron absorption if consumed at the
same time as iron.
b. Iron absorption is inhibited by a diet rich in vitamin C.
c. Iron supplements are permissible for children in small doses.
d. Constipation is common with iron supplements.

4. Which suggestions should the nurse include when teaching

about appropriate weight gain in pregnancy? Select all that apply.
a. Underweight women should gain 12.5 to 18 kg.
b. Obese women should gain at least 7 to 11.5 kg.
c. Adolescents are encouraged to strive for weight gains at the
upper end of the recommended scale.
d. In twin gestations, the weight gain recommended for a single
fetus pregnancy should simply be doubled.
e. Normal weight women should gain 11.5 to 16 kg.

5.The nurse is discussing storage of breast milk with a mother

whose infant is preterm and in the special care unit. What
statement would indicate that the mother needs additional
teaching?
a. "I can store my breast milk in the refrigerator for 3 months."
b. "I can store my breast milk in the freezer for 3 months."
c. "I can store my breast milk at room temperature for 8 hours."
d. "I can store my breast milk in the refrigerator for 3 to 5 days."

6.With regard to the nutrient needs of breastfed and formula-fed

infants, nurses should understand that:
a. Breastfed infants need extra water in hot climates.
b. During the first 3 months breastfed infants consumes more
energy than do formula-fed infants.
c. Breastfeeding infants should receive oral vitamin D drops daily
at least during the first 2 months.
d. Vitamin K injections at birth are not needed for infants fed on
specially enriched formula.

7.All parents are entitled to a birthing environment in which

breastfeeding is promoted and supported. The Baby Friendly
Hospital Initiative endorsed by WHO and UNICEF was founded to
encourage institutions to offer optimal levels of care for lactating
mothers. Which instruction is not included in the "Ten Steps to
Successful Breastfeeding for Hospitals"?

a. Give newborns no food or drink other than breast milk.

b. Have a written breastfeeding policy that is communicated to all
staff.
c. Help mothers initiate breastfeeding within one half hour of birth.
d. Give artificial teats or pacifiers as necessary.
8. Nutrition is an alterable and important preventive measure for a
variety of potential problems such as low birth weight and
prematurity. While completing the physical assessment of the
pregnant client, the nurse is able to evaluate the client's nutritional
status by observing a number of physical signs. Which physical
sign indicates to the nurse that the client has unmet nutritional
needs?
a. Normal heart rate, rhythm, and blood pressure
b. Bright, clear, and shiny eyes
c. Alert and responsive with good endurance
d. Edema, tender calves, and tingling

9. What are the breast milk composition? Select that all apply
a. Triglycerides
b. Lactose
c. Whey proteins
d. Vitamins, Minerals, and Trace Elements

10. What deficiencies to be aware of during the complementary

feeding stage?
a. Vitamin A and iron
b. A
c. E
d. Vit D
 SAS 17
1. Which of the following vaccines are used in Expanded Program
on Immunization (EPI) that must be stored in the freezer?
A. DPT
B. Tetanus toxoid
C. Measles vaccine
D. Hepatitis B vaccine

2. Jimmy, a community nurse is aware that an unused BCG

should be discarded how many hours after reconstitution?
A. 2
B. 4
C. 6
D. At the end of the day

3. In immunizing children less than eight years of age with BCG,

as a nurse, you are not obliged to secure parental consent. This is
because of which legal document?
A. P.D. 996
B. R.A. 7846
C. Presidential Proclamation No. 6
D. Presidential Proclamation No. 46

4. Holly, a senior nurse is aware that this type of immunization will

produce a permanent scar.
A. DPT
B. BCG
C. Measles vaccination
D. Hepatitis B vaccination

5. A 4-week-old baby boy was brought to the health center for his
first immunization. Which can be given to him?
A. DPT1
B. OPV1
C. Infant BCG
D. Hepatitis B vaccine 1

6. As a nurse, you will not give DPT 2 if the mother says that the
infant had
A. Seizures a day after DPT 1.
B. Fever for 3 days after DPT 1.
C. Abscess formation after DPT 1.
D. Local tenderness for 3 days after DPT 1.

7. A 2-month-old baby girl was brought to the health center for

immunization. During assessment, the infant‟s temperature
registered at 38.1°C. Which is the best course of action that you
will take?
A. Go on with the infant‟s immunizations.
B. Give Paracetamol and wait for his fever to subside.
C. Refer the infant to the physician for further assessment.
D. Advise the infant‟s mother to bring him back for immunization
when he is well.

8. Nora, a 28-year-old pregnant woman had just received her 4th

dose of tetanus toxoid. Subsequently, her baby will have
protection against tetanus for how long?
A. 1 year
B. 3 years
C. 10 years
D. Lifetime

9. Juan, a 4-year-old boy is scheduled for routine immunizations.

As the nurse, you know that the doctor will most likely order what
vaccinations? Select all that apply.
A. DTaP (diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis)
B. Polio
C. Hepatitis B
D. RV (Rotavirus)
E. MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella)
F. Hib (Hemophilus Influenzae Type B)
G. Varicella

10. Elrita, a mother of a 12-month-old baby girl calls the pediatric

clinic to ask when her daughter will receive the Varicella vaccine.
As the nurse, your answer to her question is:
A. at 2, 4, and 6 months
B. at 12 months and 4-6 years
C. at 6 and 12 months
D. at 4 months and 4-6 years

SAS 18
1. You can classify that a child aged 2 years has fast breathing if
he has a respiratory rate of
A. 60 bpm or more
B. 50 bpm or more
C. 40 bpm or more
D. Any of the above

2. Baby Yuki, 4 months old is not able to breastfeed and chest

indrawing is present. This can be classified as
A. Pneumonia
B. Severe Pneumonia
C. No Pneumonia: cough or cold
D. Mild Pneumonia

3. These are all possible treatments for severe pneumonia

except:
A. Giver first dose of an appropriate antibiotic
B. Soothe the throat and relieve the cough with a safe remedy
C. Give vitamin A
D. Treat the child to prevent low blood sugar
4. What color is "NO PNEUMONIA: COUGH OR COLD" classified
as?
A. Green
B. Pink
C. Yellow
D. Red

5. If the child has wheezing and either fast breathing or chest in

drawing present, the nurse should:
A. Refer URGENTLY to hospital
B. Give a trial acting inhaled bronchodilator for up to 3 times
C. Assess vital signs
D. Give Vitamin A

6. Dysentery is classified if:

A. There is Dehydration
B. Stools are watery
C. Fast breathing is present
D. There is blood in the stool

7. All are signs of severe dehydration except

A. Restlessness
B. Sunken eyes
C. Skin pinch goes back very slowly
D. Abnormally sleepy

8. Which type of plan would the nurse instruct to a child who was
classified with severe dehydration?
A. Plan A
B. Plan B
C. Plan C
D. Plan D
9. If child has not enough signs to classify as some or severe
dehydration, the child will be classified as what?
A. Severe Dehydration
B. Mild Dehydration
C. Some Dehydration
D. No Dehydration

10. Patient Tifa, 5 months old has diarrhea for already 16 days.
You also notice that dehydration is present. This could be
classified as?
A. Severe Dehydration
B. Severe Persistent Diarrhea
C. Some Dehydration
D. Persistent Diarrhea

SAS 19
1.BEmoNC facility that had each of following functions at the time
of survey was considered as provider of the basic
EmNC which of the following. select that all apply;
a. Incubator available
A. Warmth (drying and skin-to-skin contact)
B. Pediatrics nursery available
C. Eye prophylaxis (tetracycline eye ointment).
D. Clean cord care.
E. Early and exclusive breast feeding
F. Basic newborn resuscitation.

2. To qualify as a CEmONC facility, all of the above services must

be offered in # 1, but in addition the following functions
which of the following.
A. Neonatal resuscitation with bag and mask
B. Hypothermia Management (rewarming)
C. Antibiotics for neonatal sepsis
D. Essential newborn care

3. A nurse in a delivery room is assisting with the delivery of a

newborn infant. After the delivery, the nurse prepares to prevent
heat loss in the newborn resulting from evaporation by:
A. Warming the crib pad
B. Turning on the overhead radiant warmer
C. Closing the doors to the room
D. Drying the infant in a warm blanket

4. Soon after delivery a neonate is admitted to the central nursery.

The nursery nurse begins the initial assessment by
A. Auscultate bowel sounds.
B. Determining chest circumference.
C. Inspecting the posture, color, and respiratory effort.
D. Checking for identifying birthmarks.

5. The head nurse is presenting education to COC nursing

student to promote consistency in the interventions used with
lactating mothers. She emphasizes that the optimum time to
initiate lactation is.
A. as soon as possible after the infant‟s birth.
B. after the mother has rested for 4-6 hours.
C. during the infant‟s second period of reactivity.
D. after the infant has taken sterile water without complications.

6. As a CEmONC facility nurse, assessing a newborn infant

following circumcision and notes that the circumcised area is red
with a small amount of bloody drainage. Which of the following
nursing actions would be most appropriate?
A. Document the findings
B. Contact the physician
C. Circle the amount of bloody drainage on the dressing and
reassess in 30 minutes
D. Reinforce the dressing
7. Vitamin K is prescribed for a neonate. A nurse prepares to
administer the medication in which muscle site?
A. Deltoid
B. Triceps
C. Vastus lateralis
D. Biceps

8. If mother with PKU is not actively treated during pregnancy

(nutrition monitoring/restriction, etc) what might be seen in the
offspring? Select that all apply.
A. Microcephaly,
B. Congenital heart disease,
C. Seizures
D. Facial dysmorphia (resembles FAS)

9. Newborn screening is mandated (100% compliance expected)

and is an example of population screening. The purposes are:
Select that all apply
A. To prevent at least half of newborn death without additional
cost
B. Undetected disorders (could affect life, medical, and/or mental
fxn)
C. To quickly separate apparently well babies who probably have
the disorder from those who probably do not
D. To further evaluate presumed positive cases

10. What specific enzyme deficiency accounts for 95% of all

cases of congenital adrenal hyperplasia?
A. 21-hydroxylase deficiency
B. Estrogen synthetase deficiency
C. Beta-glucuronidase deficiency
D. 7-alpha-hydroxylase deficiency
 SAS 20

1. A foodborne outbreak of salmonellosis has twice occurred at a

day-treatment program. The environmental health worker has
requested that an advanced public health nurse be included in the
next inspection of the program's kitchen. During the visit, the
nurse‟s primary concern is to:
A. Educate kitchen workers about safe and food preparation.
B. Ensure the workers understanding of various microorganism.
C. Identify other resources for providing various microorganism.
D. Promote the health of clients affected by the previous
outbreak.

2. A resident in one of the communities complained of

unacceptable smell on their areas which lead to lots of fleas on
their surroundings. To whom does the rural health nurse
approach?
A. Municipal health officer
B. Rural health midwife
C. Rural sanitation inspector
D. Barangay health workers.

3. Clean Air Act has been clearly defined in what Republic Act?
A. R.A. 8749
B. R.A. 9003
C. R.A. 8746
D. All of the above

4. Barangay health workers called for a barangay assembly

meeting. The topic mentioned about „Clean Air Act‟. One of the
citizens asked about, what are some of their Rights in accordance
to Clean Air Act. The RHU staff enumerated the rights except:
A. Right to breath
B. Right to utilize and enjoy all-natural resources according to
principles of sustainable development.
C. Right to discard non- hazardous household, commercial,
institutional waste.
D. Right to access to public records which a citizen may need to
exercise his/her rights effective under this act.

5. A newly hired midwife assigned in a remote rural health unit as

new RHM. The following are the functions of the RHM except:
A. Manages BHS and supervises, trains BHW
B. Conducts patient‟s assessment and diagnosis for referral or
further management
C. Check healthy physical environment
D. Organizes community and facilitates barangay planning and
community health services

6. Which of the following is the mission of the Department of

Health?
A. Health for all Filipinos
B. Ensure the accessibility and quality of health
C. Improve the general health status of the population
D. Health in the hands of the Filipino people by the year 2020

7. A 4-year-old client was brought to the health center with chief

complaint of severe diarrhea and the passage of “rice water”. The
client is most probably suffering from which condition?
A. Giardiasis
B. Cholera
C. Amoeba
D. Dysentery

8. What is the act of cleaning one‟s hands with the use of any
liquid with or without soap for the purpose of removing dirt or
microorganisms?
A. Aseptic technique
B. Handwashing
C. Medical Asepsis
D. Surgical Asepsis

9. The clinical instructor asks her students the rationale for

handwashing. The students are correct if they answered that
handwashing is expected to remove:
A. Transient flora from the skin.
B. Resident flora from the skin.
C. All microorganisms from the skin.
D. Media for bacterial growth.

10. Nurses should review which of the following reports to

determine what pollutants have been found in the drinking water
in a community?
A. Point source report
B. Consumer confidence report
C. Material Safety Data Sheet
D. Environmental standards report

SAS 21
1,. When presenting student health assessment data in a
professional meeting or published document, the school nurse is
ethically bound to ensure that:
A. students whose assessment results have been presented are
described using only their defining characteristics.
B. individual students cannot be identified on the basis of any of
the data presented.
C. the data is distributed before publication to the families of the
students whose assessment results have been used.
D. data are presented as individual results rather than as
aggregate data or data in summary form
2. According to state guidelines related to responsibilities of
school health program staff, which of the following functions is
most appropriate for a school nurse to assign to a health services
clerk?
A. assessing the nutritional needs of the overall student
population in the school
B. overseeing medical treatment regimens that are self-
administered by student
C. carrying out developmental screening tests that involve
observation and interviewing
D. collecting, maintaining, and updating emergency information
for all students

3. At the beginning of the school year, in addition to developing a

diabetic management plan for the student, it is most important for
the school nurse to:
A. confer with the student, his family, and his health-care provider
regarding interventions for blood sugar fluctuations.
B. review with the student and his family current recommended
nursing interventions for treating and monitoring episodes of
diabetic ketoacidosis.
C. ensure that the student's family understands the etiology of
diabetes as a pancreatic cell abnormality that is initiated by a viral
or autoimmune disorder.
D. discuss the pathology and physiology of diabetes and what the
future might hold for the student in relation to the disease.

4. The school nurse would like to collaborate with the student's

middle school teachers in managing his health-care needs. Which
of the following strategies is the most appropriate way of involving
teachers in a health care plan for this student?
A. suggesting to teachers that they buy and store healthful snacks
in the classroom in case of an acidosis or hypoglycemic reaction
B. increasing teachers' understanding of diabetes, signs of early
insulin reaction, and what to do if symptoms appear
C. asking teachers to designate a private corner or place in the
classroom where the student can test and record his blood levels
D. developing a protocol and training course for teacher
administration of medication in emergencies

5. The school nurse checks the emergency care plan on file that
outlines steps to take if the student exhibits signs of
hypoglycemia. According to current standards of school nursing
practice, which of the following actions is most appropriate to take
first in response to a hypoglycemic reaction in a conscious
student?
A. administering warm clear fluids or diet soda in sips
B. administering a quickly digestible protein source and
monitoring the student for 15 minutes
C. administering insulin according to the dose specified in the
student's insulin schedule
D. administering glucose tabs or a fast-acting carbohydrate such
as juice, cake gel, or candy

6. The home health nurse visits the home of a client diagnosed

with moderate-stage Alzheimer‟s disease. The patient is
pleasantly confused and lives with his son-in-law and daughter.
Which of the following observations, if made by the nurse, is
MOST concerning?
A. The rugs are secured safely to the floor.
B. The stovetops do not turn on without activation of a hidden
switch in the nearby drawer.
C. There are extension cords on the floors behind furniture.
D. The door has a lock with a bolt.

7. The company nurse is caring for a patient who had an attack of

vertigo while working inside the company. The nurse knows that
the most important consideration in regard for patient safety is to:
A. Offer the patient alternative meal choices from the cafeteria.
B. Ask the nursing assistant to walk with the patient when she
needs to use the bathroom.
C. Raise the side rails on the patient‟s bed.
D. Remind the patient to wash her hands frequently, especially
after voiding or before meal times.

8. The occupational nurse is correctly implementing the

prescribed transmission-based precaution when she does
throat/mouth swab to every company worker. Which of the
following is the correct method?
A. The nurse placed a supply of clean masks in the child‟s room.
B. The nurse sends specimens to the laboratory in a zip-closure
biohazard bag.
C. The nurse assigned the child in a semi-private room.
D. The nurse wipes the thermometer with alcohol every after use.

9. A nurse working in an occupational health setting will most

likely work as a nurse
A. Guardian
B. Clinician/Practitioner
C. Public health nurse
D. Physical therapist

10. Which is the best method an occupational health nurse can

use when assessing workplace hazards?
A. Stay in the clinic
B. Wait for the worker to approach the nurse
C. Walk through the work site
D. Work with the workers
 SAS 22
1. A nurse who organizes and establishes a political action
committee (PAC) in their local community to address issues
relating to the accessibility and affordability of healthcare
resources in the community is serving in which capacity and role
of the registered nurse?
A. Client advocate
B. Collaborator
C. Politician
D. Entrepreneur

2. Which of these statements related to information technology is

accurate?
A. Social networks and cell phone cameras pose low risk in terms
of information technology security and confidentiality.
B. The security of technological data and information in
healthcare environments is most often violated by those who work
there.
C. The security of technological data and information in
healthcare environments is most often violated by computer
hackers.
D. Computer data deletion destroys all evidence of the data.

3. Because several disciplines support the foundation of

informatics nursing, it is important for the informatics nurse to
understand that:
A. Informatics nursing differs from other disciplines, as it focuses
on supporting the process of obtaining data.
B. Informatics nursing uses the concepts, tools, and methods of
various disciplines to facilitate nursing process.
C. Information technology and nursing technology are
synonymous, as they have the same goal.
D. The boundaries between the various disciplines are clearly
defined.
4. Adherence to a standardized nursing language will lead to:
A. A barrier in national interoperability.
B.A larger database of interventions.
C. Improved evaluation of nursing outcomes.
D. Increased nursing competencies.

5. The informatics nurse violates a patient's legal right to privacy

and confidentiality
A. discussing a patient's diagnosis with an authorized family
member.
B. discussing care-related information with the patient's physical
therapist.
C. looking up a colleague's diagnosis and laboratory results while
he or she is hospitalized.
D. providing a handoff report containing patient information to
another department.

6. Using parallel strategy for the roll-out of an electronic

medication administration system means that all:
A. Data entries are cosigned by two health care team members.
B. Medications are documented using both the current method
and the new system.
C. Notebook computers and bar code scanners are positioned on
the same surface.
D. Vital signs are entered on the same screen as is medication
administration.

7. A downtime of the electronic health record (EHR) system is

planned for three months from today. The informatics nurse is
formulating a communication plan for the clinical staff about the
downtime. The nurse plans to:
A. Announce the upcoming downtime at system-wide meetings,
and at department meetings of specific system hospitals affected
by the downtime.
B. Bring copies of the communication plan to IT meetings, and
discuss it with the IT directors and managers.
C. Present the information at the super-user meetings,
department and unit meetings, and at other specialty clinician
meetings, in addition to having a message posted on the
message-of-the-day screen in the EHR.
D. Print fliers with the downtime plan and post them in bathrooms
and breakrooms, as well as on bulletin boards in various locations
in the hospitals.

8. Adult learners most effectively learn about a new clinical

information system when the instructor:
A. Assumes that the learner knows nothing about the system.
B. Begins the formal training as early as possible in the
implementation process.
C. Emphasizes the technical specifications of the structure of the
system.
D. Encourages the learner to use previous experience to interpret
new learning.

9. The informatics nurse is working on a chart to demonstrate the

increasing incidence of obesity in the patient population at a
health clinic. The data will represent patients who are of normal
weight, overweight, obese, and morbidly obese, and it will include
the percentage of the total population for each group. This type of
data is most effectively represented by a:
A. Bar chart.
B. Column chart.
C. Line chart.
D. Pie chart.

10. Integrating clinical practice guidelines with an electronic health

record facilitates quality improvement measurement by:
A. Comparing guideline parameters to clinical outcomes.
B. Presenting results at the point of treatment decisions.
C. Providing reference information to measurement staff.
D. Presenting patient acuity data.

SAS 23
1. A person, firm or other entity which pays for or hires the
services of another person.
A. Co-employee
B. Employer
C. Patient
D. Nursing Orderlies

2. An indicator of success in community organizing about

healthcare business is when people are able to:
A. Participate in community activities for the solution of accepting
health care product with low cost.
B. Implement activities for the solution of the community problem
C. Plan activities for the solution of the community problem
D. Identify the health problem as a common concern

3. The various role of entrepreneurship that contribute the

socioeconomic development in the society.
A. Identifying existing opportunities in the market
B. Creating employment opportunities
C. Contributing to national income
D. Contributing to Community Development

4. What are the roles and duties of the entrepreneur nurse?

A. Provide health care products.
B. Nursing educator
C. Promote business according to ordinance of the law
D. None of the above

5. An individual who provides labor to a company or another

person.
A. Employer
B. Owner
C. Employee
D. None of the above

6. Entrepreneur nurse does the work such as

A. Uses his or her background in professional nursing to start
their own business within the healthcare industry
B. The day-to-day responsibilities of a nurse entrepreneur
depends upon the specific venture, but usually includes activities
related to running a business including accounting, marketing or
sales, and developing a customer base in the healthcare field.
C. Both A and B
D. None of the above

7. What is the business side of health care?

A. Gender issues
B. Personal and ethical conflicts
C. The healthcare field also needs people with expertise in areas
like policy analysis, finance and accounting, budgeting, human
resources, marketing, and information technology.
D. Athletic trainer

8. How do you become a health care entrepreneur?

A. Salesgirl
B. Most healthcare entrepreneurs either have a professional
degree or have an excellent background in sales
C. Factory worker
D. Student

9. The scope of public health entrepreneurship is the following

except:
A. Public health insurance / benefits schemes
B. Health product production establishment
C. Public health consultancy agencies
D. Lack of technical support

10. What are the identified entrepreneurship barriers in nursing

business?
A. Job career culture
B. Social values
C. Medical-centered model
D. All of the above