1. Family Health Nursing is primarily concerned with the health of:
(A) Individuals only
(B) Families as a unit of care
(C) Hospital staff only
(D) School children only
2. The basic unit of society is:
(A) Community
(B) School
(C) Family
(D) Hospital
3. The primary goal of Family Health Nursing is to:
(A) Conduct laboratory tests
(B) Increase hospital admissions
(C) Treat diseases only
(D) Promote, maintain, and restore family health
4. Which level of healthcare mainly includes Family Health Nursing?
(A) Quaternary Health Care
(B) Secondary Health Care
(C) Tertiary Health Care
(D) Primary Health Care
5. Which nursing process step involves collecting family health information?
(A) Planning
(B) Assessment
(C) Evaluation
(D) Implementation
6. During a home visit, the nurse should first:
(A) Build rapport with the family
(B) Prescribe medicines
(C) Collect fees
(D) Perform surgery
7. The main purpose of a home visit is to:
(A) Conduct examinations
(B) Inspect the house for taxes
(C) Provide nursing care in the family's environment
(D) Sell medical equipment
8. Which of the following is an important principle of home visiting?
(A) Ignore family preferences
(B) Visit without permission
(C) Respect family privacy
(D) Force treatment
9. A family health record is maintained to:
(A) Record school attendance
(B) Monitor the health status of family members
(C) Maintain financial accounts
(D) Register property ownership
10. Which family function is related to providing emotional support?
(A) Affective function
(B) Economic function
(C) Reproductive function
(D) Educational function
11. Which family type includes grandparents, parents, and children living together?
(A) Nuclear family
(B) Joint (Extended) family
(C) Single-parent family
(D) Blended family
12. A nuclear family consists of:
(A) Grandparents only
(B) Parents and their children
(C) Cousins only
(D) Three generations together
13. Health education provided to families mainly aims to:
(A) Promote healthy lifestyles
(B) Increase medical expenses
(C) Replace hospital care
(D) Discourage self-care
14. Family planning services primarily help to:
(A) Promote unhealthy behaviors
(B) Increase disease transmission
(C) Reduce immunization coverage
(D) Improve maternal and child health
15. Which nurse activity is most important during family assessment?
(A) Writing prescriptions
(B) Observation and interview
(C) Conducting surgery
(D) Dispensing medicines
16. Family coping refers to the family's ability to:
(A) Ignore health problems
(B) Increase conflicts
(C) Avoid communication
(D) Manage stress and solve problems
17. Which of the following is a modifiable health risk factor?
(A) Age
(B) Smoking
(C) Gender
(D) Genetics
18. Health promotion activities for families include:
(A) Smoking and alcohol use
(B) Balanced diet and regular exercise
(C) Physical inactivity
(D) Skipping immunization
19. Which family member is often the primary caregiver for children?
(A) Employer
(B) Neighbor
(C) Shopkeeper
(D) Parent or guardian
20. A nurse should maintain during all family interactions:
(A) Personal opinions
(B) Confidentiality
(C) Bias
(D) Discrimination
21. Which communication skill is essential in Family Health Nursing?
(A) Interrupting
(B) Arguing
(C) Active listening
(D) Criticizing
22. A family genogram is mainly used to:
(A) Measure blood pressure
(B) Show family relationships and health history
(C) Record expenses
(D) Assess intelligence
23. Which stage of the nursing process follows assessment?
(A) Referral
(B) Evaluation
(C) Documentation
(D) Diagnosis
24. The purpose of family nursing diagnosis is to:
(A) Perform surgery
(B) Prescribe medication
(C) Identify actual or potential family health problems
(D) Diagnose hospital equipment
25. Home visits should preferably be:
(A) Planned in advance
(B) Unannounced every time
(C) Conducted only at night
(D) Limited to emergencies
26. Which document is commonly used during a home visit?
(A) Family folder or family health record
(B) Passport
(C) Bank statement
(D) Property deed
27. Which of the following is an objective of Family Health Nursing?
(A) Prevent illness among family members
(B) Increase hospitalization
(C) Encourage unhealthy habits
(D) Reduce family participation
28. Which principle should guide nursing care for families?
(A) Family-centered care
(B) Disease-centered care only
(C) Hospital-centered care only
(D) Technology-centered care only
29. Which family health problem requires immediate referral?
(A) Mild headache
(B) Severe respiratory distress
(C) Minor skin dryness
(D) Temporary fatigue after exercise
30. Health teaching should be based on:
(A) Family income only
(B) Nurse's convenience only
(C) Hospital policy only
(D) Family needs and understanding
31. Which factor most influences family health?
(A) Vehicle type
(B) House color
(C) Television ownership
(D) Lifestyle and environment
32. Family Health Nursing emphasizes:
(A) Prevention of disease
(B) Treatment only
(C) Surgery only
(D) Intensive care only
33. A nurse should encourage families to participate in:
(A) Avoiding follow-up visits
(B) Ignoring treatment plans
(C) Delaying medical care
(D) Health-related decision-making
34. Which approach strengthens trust between the nurse and family?
(A) Giving false reassurance
(B) Honest and respectful communication
(C) Ignoring concerns
(D) Using medical jargon unnecessarily
35. Family Health Nursing mainly focuses on:
(A) Hospital administration
(B) One individual only
(C) The family as a whole
(D) Community industries
36. Which factor is essential for successful home care?
(A) Family cooperation
(B) Poor communication
(C) Lack of planning
(D) Ignoring family beliefs
37. Which activity is part of family health promotion?
(A) Physical inactivity
(B) Smoking
(C) Drug abuse
(D) Immunization
38. Which age group usually requires the greatest parental care?
(A) Adults
(B) Infants
(C) Older adults
(D) Adolescents only
39. Which family function is related to financial support?
(A) Affective function
(B) Reproductive function
(C) Economic function
(D) Socialization function
40. Evaluation in Family Health Nursing determines:
(A) Whether nursing goals have been achieved
(B) Family income
(C) House value
(D) Educational qualification
41. Which ethical principle requires protecting family information?
(A) Justice
(B) Confidentiality
(C) Beneficence
(D) Autonomy
42. The nurse should involve family members in care planning because it:
(A) Increases confusion
(B) Improves health outcomes and compliance
(C) Delays treatment
(D) Reduces communication
43. Which factor is most important when planning family nursing care?
(A) Identified family health needs
(B) Nurse's personal preferences
(C) Family income only
(D) House size
44. Which is a key responsibility of a Family Health Nurse?
(A) Health education and counseling
(B) Building hospitals
(C) Manufacturing medicines
(D) Conducting laboratory research only
45. Which of the following promotes effective family health?
(A) Open communication among family members
(B) Frequent family conflicts
(C) Ignoring health problems
(D) Poor hygiene
46. A referral is necessary when:
(A) Routine health teaching is completed
(B) The nurse wants to reduce workload
(C) The family requests financial assistance only
(D) The family's health problem requires specialized care
47. Which quality is most important for a Family Health Nurse?
(A) Empathy
(B) Arrogance
(C) Impatience
(D) Bias
48. Documentation in Family Health Nursing should be:
(A) Accurate and complete
(B) Delayed indefinitely
(C) Based on assumptions
(D) Optional
49. The success of Family Health Nursing depends largely on:
(A) Medication alone
(B) Expensive equipment only
(C) Hospital admission only
(D) Active participation of the family
50. Which statement best describes Family Health Nursing?
(A) It is limited to emergency treatment.
(B) It focuses only on hospitalized patients.
(C) It provides comprehensive, continuous, and family-centered care to promote optimal health.
(D) It deals only with communicable diseases.