1. What is the definition of public health nursing according to the American Public Health Association (APHA)? A) The practice of promoting and protecting the health of populations using knowledge from nursing, social, and public health sciences. B) The application of nursing skills and knowledge to improve the health status of individuals, families, and communities. C) The coordination and delivery of health care services to populations at risk of disease or injury. D) The integration of nursing theory and practice with public health principles and policies. Answer: A 2. What are the three core functions of public health nursing as identified by the Institute of Medicine (IOM)? A) Assessment, policy development, and assurance. B) Prevention, protection, and promotion. C) Education, research, and advocacy. D) Planning, implementation, and evaluation. Answer: A 3. What are some examples of public health nursing interventions at the individual/family level? A) Conducting home visits, providing case management, and counseling. B) Developing health education materials, organizing health fairs, and conducting surveys. C) Collaborating with community partners, lobbying for policy changes, and mobilizing resources. D) Monitoring disease outbreaks, conducting surveillance, and enforcing regulations. Answer: A 4. What are some examples of public health nursing interventions at the community level? A) Conducting home visits, providing case management, and counseling. B) Developing health education materials, organizing health fairs, and conducting surveys. C) Collaborating with community partners, lobbying for policy changes, and mobilizing resources. D) Monitoring disease outbreaks, conducting surveillance, and enforcing regulations. Answer: B