PNC PNC Health Education & Promotion

Question 1

Which learning theory is most appropriate when developing health education programs for adult congregants?

Accepted Answer

Andragogy

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Pedagogy

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Behaviorism

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Constructivism

Question 2

When a parish nurse designs a diabetes prevention program, which component is MOST critical for long-term behavior change?

Accepted Answer

Ongoing follow-up and support

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One-time lecture sessions

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Distributing pamphlets

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Posting flyers in the lobby

Question 3

A parish nurse wants to assess community health literacy before planning an education session. Which approach is BEST?

Accepted Answer

Use the Rapid Estimate of Adult Literacy in Medicine (REALM)

Answer

Ask congregants if they can read

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Review church attendance records

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Check insurance documentation

Question 4

Which of the following best describes primary prevention in parish nursing health education?

Accepted Answer

Preventing disease before it occurs

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Managing chronic disease complications

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Screening for existing conditions

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Rehabilitating after illness

Question 5

When teaching about hypertension to older adult congregants, which teaching method is MOST effective?

Accepted Answer

Interactive discussion with visual aids and teach-back

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Rapid lecture with medical jargon

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Written handouts only

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Video presentations without discussion

Question 6

Which model guides parish nurses in understanding the stages individuals go through when adopting a new health behavior?

Accepted Answer

Transtheoretical Model (Stages of Change)

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Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs

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Orem's Self-Care Deficit Theory

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Roy's Adaptation Model