30 Questions
What is the primary health care (PHC) principle that addresses most important problems in the community?
Providing preventive, curative, and rehabilitative services
What is the primary level of contact between the individual and the health system?
Primary health care
What is the characteristic of primary health care that gives priority to those most in need?
Maximizes community and individual self-reliance and participation
What is the aspect of primary health care that is related to the care of the sick?
Care of the sick
What is the level of health care that is provided by the primary health centers?
Primary health care
What is the goal of primary health care in relation to the community?
To maximize community and individual self-reliance and participation
Which of the following is NOT a principle of primary health care?
Control fits of epileptic
What is the primary advantage of community participation in primary health care?
It addresses health needs of the people
Which sector is NOT typically involved in inter-sectoral collaboration for primary health care?
Industry
What is the primary purpose of inter-sectoral collaboration in primary health care?
To coordinate health activities with other sectors
Which level of community is most conducive to community participation?
Village or local level
What is the ultimate goal of community participation in primary health care?
To develop the capacity to contribute to community development
What is the primary purpose of primary prevention in health care?
To decrease an individual's risk to disease
What type of health care is provided by district hospitals?
Secondary health care
What is the purpose of tertiary prevention in health care?
To restore or rehabilitate patients to an optimal level of functioning
What is an example of primary health care?
Provision of clean water
What is the focus of secondary prevention in health care?
Early detection and prompt interventions to alleviate health problems
What is the purpose of primary level of health care?
To manage a majority of prevailing health problems
What is the core principle of equity in access to health care?
Individuals with more need should have more treatment
What is a characteristic of an appropriate technology in health care?
It is scientifically valid and adaptable to local needs
What is a necessary condition for technology to be effective in health care?
Knowledgeable and skilled users, clear practice guidelines and policies
What is the focus of community development approaches in nursing?
Empowering communities to improve their health and wellbeing
What is a key role of nursing in promoting public participation in health care?
Collaborating with other sectors and coordinating health services
What is the ultimate goal of equitable access to health care?
To improve health outcomes and reduce health inequities
What is the primary goal of intersectoral coordination?
To ensure overall human development and economic development
What is the main advantage of integrating health services?
It removes areas of wastage and ensures efficient use of resources
What is the first key principle of primary health care?
Ensuring that individuals with more compromised health conditions receive more health services
What is a difficulty facing intersectoral coordination?
Power struggles between agencies
What is the mechanism of intersectoral coordination?
All of the above, in a specific order
What is the primary focus of commitment to health equity?
Reducing differences in health outcomes
Test your knowledge of Primary Health Care (PHC) principles, including its basis, services, and advantages. This quiz also covers the role of nurses in PHC and its importance in community healthcare. Assess your understanding of PHC and its applications in healthcare.
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