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HealthEdCommFinal
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Changing U.S demographics mean health educators should | Gain informations about the health needs of others |
| The degree to which individuals have the capacity to obtain, process, and understand basic health information or services needed to make appropriate health decisions is known as | Health Literacy |
| Providing care that is respectful of and compatible with the client’s cultural health beliefs, practices and preferred languages is an example of which theme? | Developing culturally competent care |
| Providing language assistance services in preferred language, ensuring competencies of individuals providing language assistance, and ensuring materials are understood by clientele are all examples of which theme? | Increasing language access services |
| Establishing WRITTEN policies related to providing culturally and linguistically appropriate services is an examples of which theme? | Utilizing organizational supports |
| There is a clear need to look beyond obvious markers of race and examine all indicators except: age, culture, country of origin, SES | age |
| The prevalence of diabetes in _______ is approximately 70% higher than in ________ and the prevalence in ________ is nearly double that of ____________ | African Americans, caucasians, hispanics, caucasians |
| T/F Since most health educators are white and middle class they are incapable of providing culturally and linguistically competent care to racial, ethnic, or sexual minorities | false |
| The reference of syphilis as "bad blood" to black males in Mississipi in order to do tests on them are all characteristics of what study? | Tuskegee study |
| T/F Once penicillin was discovered as a treatment for people with syphilis the researchers administered it to black males involved in the study | False, witheld treatment until 1972 |
| This term refers to an abnormality in the function of organs or systems: | Impairment |
| This term refers to the impact of a limit on functional ability: | Disability |
| ______ refers to the social or environmental restrictions placed on a person's life as a result of being exceptional | Handicap |
| What is the term for a developmental disability that significantly affects verbal and nonverbal communication, social interaction, and educational performance? | Autism |
| T/F Autism is usually evident before age 3 | True |
| A developmental delay in one or more of the following areas- physical development, cognitive development, communication development, social or emotional development, or adaptive development which require a person to receive special education or services | Developmental disabled |
| A person with significantly sub average general intellectual functioning, existing concurrently with deficits in adaptive behavior and manifested during the developmental period , that adversely affects a child’s educational performance may be labeled as | Mental retardation |
| Which law, 1977, provided the national definition of learning disabled? | Public Law 94-142 |
| T/F Labeling accurately accounts for differences within individual classifications | False |
| T/F the accuracy of labeling may be questionale and all too often it emphasizes the negative | True |
| According to the CDC what is the proper definition of ADHD? | neurobehavior disorder characterized by pervasive inattention and/or hyperactivity-impulsivity resulting in significant functional impairment |
| T/F One of the problems of a Traditional Sex Education program was that they were uninformative about pregnancy and the spread of STDs | True |
| T/F As a sex educator it is okay to assume that all students are heterosexual | False |
| What are some assumptions to avoid in a sex education programs? | All students: come from a traditional home, are heterosexual, are sexually involved, sexual involvements are consensual, "sexually active" are having intercourse; No students are sexually involved |
| As a result of a recently developed sex education class there will be fewer pregnancies. What makes this a high risk objective? | 1. It is highly likely to fail 2. Causation can't be established between program and pregnancy rates 3. Other factors could account for drop in pregnancy rates |