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Describe your roles as a community health nurse in providing mental health care to the patients at district level.

Describe the activities and strategies of National Mental Health Programme.

Describe your role as a community health nurse in prevention and control of Malaria.

Explain the epidemiology of Malaria.

Place a tick mark (√) against ‘T’ if you consider the statement as true and ‘F’ if you Consider the statement as false. 

a) The women who never conceived despite cohabitation and exposure to pregnancy for two years is referred as secondary in fertility. 
b) Total fertility rate means the average total number of children that may be born to a women throughout her reproductive period. 
c) Gross reproduction rate is average number of girls that would be born to a woman if experience current fertility pattern throughout reproductive span.
d) Glass workers suffer from dermatitis.
e) Line diagram consists of series of blocks.

Match the statements given in column A with the terms given in column B:

a) Study of distribution and determinants of the diseases in the community is known as
……………………………..
b) Poverty is a................................. phenomenon.
c) Gross income generated within the country’s…………………….
d) Occurrence of disease for more than normal expectancy in a community in specific time is ………………………
e) Exploitation and assault of children through urogenital contact and mole station is
referred as................................ abuse.

Place a tick mark (√) against the most appropriate answer given under each statement.

a) Identification of community needs, data collection and classification of data is known as:
i) Community assessment
ii) Community health
iii) Community diagnosis
iv) Community identification

b) All of the following are the forms of family records except:
i) Circulars
ii) Cards
iii) Folders
iv) Files

c) Cohort and case control studies are example of:
i) Analytical epidemiology
ii) Descriptive epidemiology
iii) Experimental epidemiology
iv) Inferential epidemiology

d) Humiliation, rejection, insult indicates:
i) Sexual abuse
ii) Physical abuse
iii) Emotional abuse
iv) Physical neglect

e) Semen in artificial in semi nation of donors is taken from:
i) Known donor
ii) Unknown donor
iii) Husband
iv) Relative

Community health nurse in providing care to the disadvantaged (with special ability) children.

Family members in providing care to the disadvantaged (with special ability) children.

Discuss the criteria you will follow while recording the health status of family members.

Describe various family health records maintained in your health centre, fill up Performa of one family

Discuss the treatment modalities and approaches you will adopt for handling a drug abuse among the adolescent group in the community.

Explain the Epidemiological aspects of substance use disorders, (drug abuse and alcoholism).

Describe your role as a community health nurse in prevention of infertility.

List the causes of infertility.

Define infertility.

Explain your role as a community health nurse in helping the poor families to prevent and control diseases and improve health status. Specify the information you will give to them regarding community development programmes.

Define absolute and relative poverty.

Describe the sources of health information you will use for planning a health awareness campaigns at the state level.

List the uses of Health Information.

Discuss your role as a community health nurse in assessment and management of the child abuse in the community.

Describe the types of Child Abuse prevalent in your community.

Plan care for the family in the community having 7 members including one antenatal mother and an infant. Explain keeping the steps of family health nursing process in mind.

List the advantages of family – based care.

Explain the concept of Family Health Nursing.

 Place a tick mark (√) ‘T’ if you consider the statement as True and ‘F’ if you
consider it as false. 

a) Mild anxiety serves as a motivational force by making one alert physically and mentally.

b) Involuntary micturition is normal by the age of 3-5 years.
c) Insomnia and sleep walking are chronic disturbances of sleep patterns. 
d) In Autism, puberty can be the turning point for either improvement or further deterioration.
e) Mental retardation is classified on the bases of growth and development.

Match the following:

 Fill in the Blanks 

1) Client should learn how to control anxiety by doing ___________.
2) Neurotransmitter influential in causing OCD is ___________.
3) Eye Symptom of intoxication due to Narcotics and Opiates is __________________.
4) Persistence of day and night wetting after the age of five years is ______________.
5) One of the most widely used medications for treating bipolar disorder is __________

Place a tick mark (√) against the most appropriate answer given under each statement.

a)        Age of onset / or conversion disorder is usually
           i) 10-15 years
           ii) 15-20 years
           iii) Late adulthood

           iv) Young Elderly

b) All the following behavior therapy useful in treating OCD except:
            i) Classical psycho analysis
            ii) Systematic desensitization
            iii) Flooding
            iv) Thought stopping

c) All the following drugs are effective in treatment of PTSD except:
             i) Amitryptiline
             ii) Imipramine
             iii) Dilantine
             iv) Benzodiazepine

d) All the following are examples of Psycho somatic disorders except:
               i) Asthma
               ii) Irritable Bowel Syndrome
               iii) Peptic Ulcer
               iv) Stroke

e) Products of cannabis includes:
                i) Cigar, Bidis, Hukka
                ii) Bhang, Ganja, Charas
                iii) Hypnotics and Sedatives.
                iv) Opium, Morphine, Heroin

Explain role of Nurse in Legal Psychiatry

Discuss Mental Health Care Act 2017

Explain legal aspects of Psychiatric nursing.

Discuss Nursing management of Elderly individual

Explain physical aspects of Aging

Discuss Nursing management of Postpartum psychiatric disorders

Explain Body Image Distortions among Adolescence

Describe Psychotic disorders of Children.

Describe medical management of Postpartum Psychiatric disorders.

Explain signs and symptoms of Postpartum Psychosis

Define Postpartum Psychosis (PPP)

Describe Nursing management of a patient suffering with Anxiety

Explain causes of Anxiety.

Discuss level of Anxiety and manifestation of Anxiety.

Define Anxiety and explain development of Anxiety.

 Place a tick mark (√) ‘T’ if you consider the statement as True and ‘F’ if you consider it as false. 

1) Mental illness once acquired is lifelong. 
2) According to medical model organic pathology is definite cause of mental disorders.
3) Placing blame for own difficulties upon others is known as repression. 
4) Misinterpretation of sensory impressions is illusion. 
5) Objective of Social relationship is to help the patient to overcome the problem

Match the following:

Fill in the blanks: 

1) Constructive drives, constitutes a basic energy of life called ___________.
2) __________ mediates between the demand of the ID and relatives of external world.
3) Catalepsy and wary flexibility are commonly seen in ____________________.
4) When words, phrase or sentences are repeated it is called ________________.
5) Repetition of rhythmic words is called _________________

Place a tick mark (√) against the most appropriate answer given under each statement.

a) SMCR model is application for
i) Communications
ii) Principles
iii) Objections
iv) Evaluations

b) All the following are therapeutic communication techniques except
i) Observing
ii) Listening
iii) Focusing
iv) Patronizing

c) One of the following characteristic feature of schizophrenic is:
i) Delusion
ii) Stereo typed
iii) Hallucination
iv) Depersonalization

d) Integrated approach is most suitable for preventing relapse in:
i) Schizophrenia
ii) Anxiety
iii) Neurosis
iv) Substance use disorders

e) A major factor in causing Korsakoff Syndrome occurs due to deficiency of:
i) Vitamin A
ii) Vitamin D
iii) Thiamine
iv) Iron

Nursing interventions of client with OBD.