COPAR

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Participatory transformative sustained and systematic process of building peoples organization by mobilizing and enhancing the capabilities and resources of people for the resolution of their issues toward effecting change in their existing oppressive condition. Primary health care

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b. Community organizing participatory action research c. Public ealth !ursing d. uman Resource "evelopment Program

#. $he success of the P C% R"P&% and COPAR depends upon the a. &ystemic immersion of the health wor'er b. (ull participation of the people c. )ood performance of the leaders of the organization d. Cooperation of barangay leaders *. $he meaning of +A progressive cycle of action ,reflection- action. is described as a. Conscientiousness through practice

b. Participatory and mass base entire community needs to wor' c. Reflect bac' on their life experience% mista'es before will not be repeated again d. People must access to resources to what they really need /. 0hich step in community organizing involves training of potential leaders in the community a. 1ntegration

b. Community organization c. Community study d. Core group formation 2. $he P ! ta'es an active role in community participation. 0hat is the primary goal of community organizing a. $o educate the people regarding community health problems

b. $o mobilize the people to resolve community health problems c. $o maximize the community resources in dealing with health problems d. 1t allows sharing of experience among people with similar health problem

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A community health nurse could facilitate the process of community empowerment by means of

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)athering relevant data for the community study

b. 4obilizing thee people through formation of health committee c. 4a'ing decisions with the community people d. Accepting responsibility for peoples action

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&ustenance and strengthening phase is best implemented when you do the following strategies a. !etwor'ing and lin'aging implementation of livelihood pro6ects and developing second liners

b. Organizing committees % training and development of committees form and setting up a community wide organization c. "iscussion during home visits% informal social gatherings% small group discussion d. Respond to acute health problems of the people% draw out the peoples interest in the health program 7. An indicator of success in community organizing is when people are able to a. Participate in community activities for the solution of a community problem b. 1mplement activities for the solution of the community problem c. Plan activities for the solution of the community problem d. 1dentify the health problem as a common concern 8. (or potential leaders to perform their roles effectively% they have to possess following characteristics except a. (ormal leaders with many community responsibilities b. Preferably informal leaders c. $hey must be respected members of the community d. $hey must belong to the poor sector 19. $he phase wherin a general assembly happens after courtesy call to the barangay captain a. :ntry phase b. Pre-entry phase c. &ustenance phase d. &trengthening phase 11. 0hich of the following is not a process;method used in COPAR a. Participatory mass based leadership b. )roup centered as well as leader centered c. Consciousness raising through experiential learning d. Cycle of action- reflection- action session the

1#. "eepening social investigation utilizes a. Ocular inspection b. Reports c. Registries from municipal hall d. &econdary data 1*. <est entry in the community is through a. (ree clinics b. :ntry with the parish priest c. :ndoresment by community leaders d. =ow 'ey approach 1/. A model establishing and implementing effective% sustainable and participatory P C programs in the depressed% deprived and underserved communities a. C ! b. P C c. COPAR d. R"P

12. 1ntegration to the community is best done through> a. Participation in wor' setting b. ouse to house visits

c. Attending community occasions d. ?isit to where people are 13. 0hich of the following principles is the best that could lead to the fulfillment of the P C goal a. "ecentralization b. Community participation and social mobilization c. Accessibility% affordability% availability and acceptability of health services d. Provision of @uality basic and essential services

15. Primary health services evolved in the local government unit for the following reasons a. $o transform =)ABs into self reliant communities

b. $o involve people in the development and progress of their communities c. :mpower local health officials d. All of the above

17. (ormulation of &OC1O)RA4 observing the people who are active in small mobilization activities and people who readily respond to rural community problems can be considered as a. $echni@ues in identifying potential leaders

b. "eepening social investigation c. 4odernization approach d. Participatory approach

18. &trategies used in sustenance and strengthening phase are the following except a. :ducation and training

b. !etwor'ing and lin'aging c. 1mplementation of livelihood pro6ect d. :lection of C O

#9. 0hich is not included in the organization building phase a. :ntails the formation of more formal structure

b. Organized leaders are given trainings c. 1nclusion of more formal procedures of planning% implementing and evaluating community activities d. Conduct of mobilization on health and development concern

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