CHS Study Guide 2026

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📚 CHS Topics to Study (21)

✍️ Sample CHS Questions & Answers

1. What are the five process groups in CHS project management?
Initiating, Planning, Executing, Monitoring & Controlling, Closing

The five groups cover the lifecycle: Initiating, Planning, Executing, Monitoring & Controlling, and Closing.

2. What does an 'intention-to-treat' (ITT) analysis in a hypertension RCT ensure?
All randomized patients are analyzed in their original groups regardless of adherence or dropout

ITT analysis preserves the benefits of randomization and provides a conservative, real-world estimate of treatment effectiveness by including all randomized participants.

3. What is peer review in CHS Pharmacology & Medication Management?
Quality evaluation by qualified colleagues for improvement

Peer review provides objective assessment by qualified professionals to identify improvements and ensure accountability.

4. How long should a patient rest in a seated position before a blood pressure measurement is taken?
5 minutes

AHA/ACC guidelines recommend at least 5 minutes of quiet rest before measurement to allow cardiovascular stabilization.

5. What is evidence-based practice in CHS Patient Assessment & Evaluation?
Integrating research evidence with expertise and client needs

Evidence-based practice combines research, expertise, and client preferences for optimal outcomes.

6. For a hypertensive patient who smokes, how does smoking cessation affect blood pressure?
It has no direct effect on resting blood pressure

While smoking does not directly cause chronic hypertension, cessation dramatically reduces overall cardiovascular risk and prevents acute blood pressure spikes from nicotine.

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