In April, 2007, I took the mock exam of "Community Nursing" (please pay attention to China Nurse Network in other years). 1. Single-choice questions (this topic is entitled ***20 small questions, each small question 1 point, each small question ***20 points) Only one of the four options listed in each small question meets the requirements of the topic. Please fill in the code in brackets after the question. Wrong selection, multiple selection or no selection will not be scored. 1.The global strategic goal of "health care for all in 2000" was put forward in A.1976b.1977c.1978d.19792. Physical condition, nutritional status and immune function belong to A. Self-help B. Psychological defense C. Physical defense D. Professional help 3. The indicators used to measure the threat of diseases to human life are A. Incidence B. Prevalence C. Incidence D. Mortality 4. The following infectious diseases that do not belong to Class C are A. Schistosomiasis B. Dengue Fever C. Measles D. Influenza 5. The isolation time of polio patients is A.6. 5438+00 days B.20 days C.30 days D.40 days 6. Children who can correctly distinguish "yesterday", "today" and "tomorrow" are generally a.2 ~ 3 years old B.3 ~ 4 years old C.4 ~ 5 years old D.5 ~ 6 years old 7. Breastfeeding alone can't meet the needs of children's growth and development, so complementary food should be added to _. A.3B.4C.5D.68 The interval between feeding newborns is A. 1-2 hours. B.2-3 hours C.3-4 hours D.4-5 hours. 9. The parturient should go to the hospital for postpartum health examination in _ _ _ days after delivery. A.7B.65438+。 The manifestations are as follows: a. the content of ribonucleic acid in brain tissue increases; B. the central excitation process is weakened; C. the metabolites in brain tissue increase; D. Brain weight increases with age 1 1. The following are acidic foods: a. dairy products B. seaweed C. cereals D. beans 12. Family visits to community elderly care centers are mainly aimed at A, hoping to stay at home, and life is difficult to be complete. Elderly people who have no one to take care of at home B. Elderly people over 70 years old who have chronic diseases and need long-term treatment, nursing and rehabilitation guidance C. Elderly people who have chronic diseases but cannot live at home D. terminally ill elderly people who need comfortable treatment, psychological comfort and care 13. In order to reduce the chance of urinary tract infection and calculus, the daily drinking water should be a.1000 ~1500ml b.1200 ~1700ml c.1500 ~ 2000m1. The key to self-care is to carry out A. Balance training B. Walking training C. Upper limbs and manual training D. Active activities of affected limbs 15. The nuclear family and close relatives are A. joint family B. Nuclear family C. Major family D. Other types 16. The following nursing measures for patients with high fever are wrong: a. stay in bed. B. measure the body temperature every hour 1 time. C. immediately give medicine to cool down. Physical cooling methods include warm water bath, cold brine enema, ice pack, etc. 17. The main clinical manifestations in the early stage of shock are A. apathy B. pale and cold skin C. skin pattern D. blood pressure drop 18. The body temperature fever type of lobar pneumonia is often manifested as a. omission fever B. relaxation fever C. intermittent fever D. irregular fever. The following methods for measuring pulse are wrong: a. Take a rest for 20 minutes after strenuous exercise, and then measure pulse. B. Routine pulse measurement generally chooses radial artery. C. Critical patients should choose radial artery, that is, pulse rate. For patients with tight pulse, two nurses take the pulse, one listens to the heart rate and the other feels the pulse. 20. The following measures about blood isolation are correct. A. patients should be isolated in a single room. Workers must wear isolation gown, masks and gloves. The patient's feces must be disinfected with bleach. D disposable syringes, acupuncture needles and dental instruments must be strictly disinfected. 2. Multiple-choice questions (subject * * * 5 * *10) Two to four of the four options listed in each sub-topic meet the requirements of this topic. Please fill in the code in the brackets after the title. Wrong selection, multiple selection, less selection or no selection do not score. 1. According to the pathogen of infectious diseases, which of the following diseases belongs to bacterial infection A. Measles B. Diphtheria C. Tetanus D. Syphilis 2. The items of adolescent growth and development test usually include a. morphological measurement b. functional measurement c. quality examination d. sexual development examination 3. According to the provisions of the Law on the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases in People's Republic of China (PRC), Class A infectious diseases include A. Kala-azar B. Cholera C. Plague D. Epidemic hemorrhagic fever 4. Which of the following diseases is not suitable for placing intrauterine devices A. Hypermenorrhea B. Uterine prolapse C. Severe old cervical laceration D. Acute inflammation of reproductive tract 5. The follow-up time for pregnant women during pregnancy is a. Check once in the fourth week after pregnancy 12 weeks. B. Check once every three weeks after 20 weeks of pregnancy. C. Check once after 28 weeks of pregnancy. Check once a week. D. check once a week after 36 weeks of pregnancy. 3. Fill in the blanks (this big question is ***6 small questions, each space is 1 point, * * *1point). Please fill in the correct answers in the blanks of each small question. You don't score if you fill it wrong or not. 1. Community women's health care mainly includes marriage health care, prenatal diagnosis and health care. (eugenic genetic counseling, prevention and reduction of congenital and hereditary diseases) 2. In the process of community nursing evaluation, the methods of collecting data include questionnaire survey. (Literature research, community discussion) 3. The contents of community health education include health promotion and harmony. (preventive health care, disease treatment, rehabilitation education) 4. In the book On Death and Dying published by 1969, Dr. Kubler Ross, an American psychopsychologist, divided the psychological development stages of terminally ill patients into five periods, namely, denial period, consent period and. (Anger, depression, acceptance) 5. Coma is a clinical manifestation of severe brain dysfunction and severe depression. Central nervous system activity 6. Commonly used methods of artificial respiration include mouth-to-mouth breathing and simple artificial respiration machine. (supine chest pressure method, prone back pressure method) 4. Noun explanation questions (this big question ***5 small questions, 3 points for each small question, *** 15 points) 1. Strange pulse: 2. Quarantine in epidemic areas: 3. Domestic violence: 4. Nursing mode: 5. Crisis: 5. Short answer questions (. 3. Briefly describe the organization and management of school health work. 4. Briefly describe the characteristics of community rehabilitation nursing. 6. Discussion topic (this topic is entitled ***2 small questions, each small question 10, ***20 points) 1. How to use epidemiological methods to guide community nursing? 2. Try to talk about self-care and nursing education of middle-aged people.