Nursing Practice 2 is a crucial component of the Nursing Licensure Examination (NLE) in the Philippines, focusing on Community Health Nursing and the Care of the Mother and Child. This course equips nursing students with specialized knowledge and skills essential for providing comprehensive care in community settings and maternal-child health contexts.
Community Health Nursing: This component emphasizes promoting health and preventing disease within communities. Topics include epidemiology, health education, sanitation, and community assessment. Nurses learn to collaborate with local stakeholders to address public health issues effectively.
Care of the Mother and Child: In this area, students focus on maternal and pediatric nursing care. They learn about prenatal care, labor and delivery, postpartum care, and newborn care. Additionally, they study common childhood illnesses, growth and development, and family-centered care approaches.
Nursing Practice 2 integrates theoretical knowledge with hands-on experience through community-based practicums and clinical rotations. By mastering these components, students develop critical thinking, clinical judgment, and communication skills necessary for success in the NLE and future nursing practice.
Our course prepares aspiring nurses to deliver culturally sensitive and evidence-based care to diverse populations, ensuring readiness to contribute meaningfully to healthcare systems upon licensure. Join us to excel in Community Health Nursing and Maternal-Child Care, paving the way towards a rewarding nursing career in the Philippines.
Welcome to our Nursing Practice 2 Practice Examination! In this session, you'll have the opportunity to test your understanding of key concepts in Nursing Practice 2. The quiz consists of multiple-choice questions covering various topics. Pay close attention to each question and select the best answer. After completing the exam, check the video below for the answer key and explanations.
Situation:
Sofia, a community health nurse, is conducting a home visit to a family consisting of parents and two school-aged children. The family resides in a suburban neighborhood and has no significant health concerns. Sofia's visit aims to assess the family's overall health status, provide health education, and promote wellness.
1. During the home visit, Sofia observes that the family's kitchen is well-organized, with fresh fruits and vegetables prominently displayed. Which assessment domain does this observation reflect?
A. Safety
B. Environment
C. Nutrition
D. Social support
2. Sofia notices that the children have age-appropriate toys and books in their bedrooms. Which assessment domain does this observation reflect?
A. Nutrition
B. Environment
C. Safety
D. Social support
3. Sofia observes that the family's home is equipped with smoke detectors and fire extinguishers. Which assessment domain does this observation reflect?
A. Safety
B. Environment
C. Nutrition
D. Social support
4. During the home visit, Sofia discusses the importance of regular physical activity for maintaining overall health with the parents. Which assessment domain does this discussion address?
A. Nutrition
B. Environment
C. Safety
D. Health promotion
5. Sofia inquires about the family's social support network and relationships with extended family members and neighbors. Which assessment domain does this inquiry address?
A. Nutrition
B. Social support
C. Safety
D. Environment
6. Sofia asks the parents about the children's immunization status and schedules. Which assessment domain does this inquiry address?
A. Nutrition
B. Environment
C. Safety
D. Health promotion
7. Sofia observes that the family has a well-maintained backyard garden where they grow vegetables and herbs. Which assessment domain does this observation reflect?
A. Nutrition
B. Safety
C. Environment
D. Social support
8. Sofia discusses the importance of regular dental check-ups and oral hygiene practices with the family. Which assessment domain does this discussion address?
A. Safety
B. Environment
C. Nutrition
D. Health promotion
9. Sofia assesses the family's knowledge of basic first aid and emergency preparedness. Which assessment domain does this inquiry address?
A. Nutrition
B. Environment
C. Safety
D. Health promotion
10. Sofia explores the family's access to healthcare services and utilization of preventive health screenings. Which assessment domain does this inquiry address?
A. Nutrition
B. Environment
C. Health promotion
D. Safety
Situation:
Nurse Jane is working at a pediatric clinic and encounters a 5-year-old child who presents with symptoms of acute respiratory infection (ARI), including cough, fever, and nasal congestion. The child's mother expresses concern about the child's condition and seeks guidance on managing the illness at home.
1. Nurse Jane assesses the child's vital signs and notes a temperature of 38.5°C (101.3°F). Which action should Nurse Jane prioritize?
A. Administer acetaminophen to reduce fever.
B. Perform a rapid strep test to rule out bacterial infection.
C. Encourage increased fluid intake.
D. Initiate antibiotic therapy.
2. Nurse Jane educates the child's mother about the importance of maintaining hydration during illness. Which fluid should Nurse Jane recommend for the child?
A. Carbonated beverages
B. Fruit juice
C. Plain water
D. Sports drinks
3. The child's mother asks Nurse Jane about the use of over-the-counter cough medications. What should Nurse Jane advise?
A. Administer cough suppressants as needed.
B. Avoid giving cough medications to young children.
C. Use expectorants to loosen mucus.
D. Alternate between cough suppressants and expectorants.
4. Nurse Jane teaches the child's mother about proper hand hygiene practices to prevent the spread of infection. What should Nurse Jane emphasize?
A. Using antibacterial soap for handwashing.
B. Washing hands with cold water.
C. Vigorously rubbing hands together for at least 10 seconds.
D. Using alcohol-based hand sanitizer when soap and water are not available.
5. The child's mother asks Nurse Jane about using humidifiers to relieve nasal congestion. What should Nurse Jane advise?
A. Use a cool-mist humidifier to alleviate nasal congestion.
B. Use a warm-mist humidifier to relieve cough and congestion.
C. Avoid using humidifiers to prevent mold growth.
D. Place the humidifier near the child's face during sleep.
6. The child's mother asks Nurse Jane about using herbal remedies to treat the child's illness. What should Nurse Jane advise?
A. Encourage the use of herbal teas for symptom relief.
B. Advise against using herbal remedies due to potential adverse effects.
C. Recommend specific herbal remedies for cough and fever.
D. Suggest consulting a traditional healer for herbal treatments.
7. Nurse Jane assesses the child's respiratory rate and notes rapid, shallow breathing. What should Nurse Jane do next?
A. Document the findings and continue monitoring.
B. Initiate oxygen therapy.
C. Perform chest physiotherapy.
D. Administer a bronchodilator medication.
8. The child's mother expresses concern about the child's poor appetite. What should Nurse Jane recommend?
A. Offer the child high-calorie foods to promote weight gain.
B. Encourage the child to eat favorite foods only.
C. Ensure the child remains well-hydrated.
D. Administer appetite stimulants as prescribed.
9. The child's mother asks Nurse Jane about using a vapor rub for symptom relief. What should Nurse Jane advise?
A. Apply vapor rub to the child's chest and back at bedtime.
B. Use vapor rub as a nasal decongestant.
C. Avoid using vapor rub in young children.
D. Apply vapor rub directly to the child's skin during the day.
10. The child's mother asks Nurse Jane about the duration of illness and when to seek medical attention. What should Nurse Jane advise?
A. Symptoms of acute respiratory infection usually resolve within 2-3 days.
B. Seek medical attention if symptoms persist for more than a week.
C. Wait until the child's fever reaches 40°C (104°F) before seeking medical attention.
D. Symptoms of acute respiratory infection typically worsen before improving.
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