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Health 80
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| __________________ is often a major problem for people with severe mental illness. | Housing |
| Changing the ________________ is now being considered for improving diet and decreasing physical inactivity. | environment |
| The ecological model describes _______ levels of influence that determine health-related behavior. | five |
| The Transtheoretical Model involves what stages? | Preparation, Action, Contemplation, Maintenance, and Precontemplation |
| The California Head Start program focuses on early education, child development, and various aspects of public health. | True |
| National ___________ survey assess mental disorders for the epidemiology of mental illness. | Comorbidity |
| Eating disorders lead to which of the following physical problems? | Binge-eating, Bulimia nervosa, and Anorexia nervosa |
| Risk factors of older adults suffering from mental illness include: | Social isolation, Medications, and Living conditions |
| The most important predictor of health is _____________________ status. | socioeconomic |
| Of the following health habits, which of the following is NOT one of the seven "Alameda 7?" | Smoking |
| Which of the following are types of media? | Social media, Radio, and TV |
| Which of the following is NOT a negative impact for the use of media. | Documentaries |
| Which of the following are effective communication strategies? | Humanize Health Issues and Storytelling |
| Through public health initiatives the rate of smoking in California has _____________ by half from 1989 to 2008. | declined |
| ______________ agents are the fifth leading actual cause of death. | Toxic |
| _____________ about healthy and unhealthy behavior is on way to motivate people to change. | Education |
| This program offers online health information in plain language. What is it called? | MedlinePlus |
| Poor diet and physical inactivity can lead to which of the following? | Stroke, Cancer, Obesity, and Diabetes |
| __________________ is mental, physical, social well-being in absence of illness or disease. | Health |
| Which of the following is/are positive impact(s) for the use of media? | News programs and Vaccinations |
| Which of the following is a way to prevent poisoning? | Drug Tracking |
| Childhood physical or sexual _______________________ is a risk factor for future victimization and perpetration. | abuse |
| Education informs the public about healthy and unhealthy behavior through examples such as? | Smoking's bad effects and dietary allowances |
| The Eighteenth Amendment banned ___________________? This led to cirrhosis decline by half in 1910. | alcohol |
| ______________ vehicle injuries are the leading cause of occupational injury death. | Motor |
| What are the three E's of injuring prevention? | Education, Enforcement, and Engineering |
| The secondary prevention for analyzing injuries is what? | Conditions prevailing during the event |
| _________________ use is the leading preventable cause of death in the U.S. | Tobacco |
| Which of the following are involved with health promotion? | Reorienting health services, Developing personal skills, Creating supportive environments, and Building healthy public policy |
| ________________, especially to head and spinal cord, resulting in long-term disability are especially costly to society. | Injuries |
| "___________________" leaked tobacco company documents in the 1990s Broad Attack. | Mr. Butts |
| Nicotine is an __________________ drug. | addictive |
| Which of the following is needed to verify a diagnosis of certain diseases? | Stool Culture and Blood Test |
| ________________ is the leading cause of death in the U.S. | Heart disease |
| This was passed by Congress in 2009 authorizing the FDA to regulate tobacco products and to restrict advertising and promotion. | Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act |
| Which of the following is the goal of patterns of disease occurrence? | Use the knowledge to control and prevent the spread of disease |
| The use of epidemiology is to study and control a disease was by Snow for_________. | Cholera |
| Finish the statement regarding ads focused towards young women. "They are attracted by suggestions that smoking will help them _________________. | Lose Weight |
| California _________________ cigarette taxes to fund tobacco control programs. | raised |
| Which of the following is the study of the distribution and determinants of disease frequently in human populations. | Epidemiology |
| Policitis is part of both the policy development and _________________ functions of public health. | assurance |
| ______________ analysis is an integral part of any epidemiological study seeking the cause of a disease. | Statistical |
| One of the public health approaches is to identify ___________ _____________ associated with the problem. | risk factors |
| Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the State Health Departments? | Mandate |
| One of the organizations that play an important role in defining the future of public health is? | National Association of City and County Health Officers |
| _________________________ is the main epidemiologic and assessment agency for the nation. | Centers for Disease Control and Prevention |
| This traditional approach to dealing with infectious diseases called _________ __ __________ can focus on any of the three targets such as Agent, Host, or Environment. | chain of causation |
| This is a traditional approach to dealing with infectious diseases involving what? | Environment, Agent, and Host |
| ______is a branch of government responsible for challenging laws and regulations in court. | Judicial |
| What are the core functions of public health? | Assurance, Assessment, and Policy development |
| Which of the following does NOT interrupt the Chain of Infection? | Decrease resistance by avoiding immunizations |
| Adults are the most vulnerable group in society. | False |
| ___________ is the number one risk factor for Infant Mortality. | Poverty |
| Select the non-communicable diseases below. | Cancer and Heart attack |
| "_______________ care" aligns with the following information: Outreach programs are necessary for the individuals who do not seek early assistance | Prenatal |
| _________ immunity is lost if many people do not get vaccinated. | Herd |
| The National Children's Study was aimed to understand a child's environment for their physical and mental development. | False |
| Public health measures are used to ___________- the spread of disease and aimed at interrupting the chain of infection at whatever links are most vulnerable. | control |
| Which of the following are government nutrition programs? | Women, Infants & Children and Food Stamp Program |
| Regarding the government nutrition programs, _______________ insecurity is still common in the United States. | Food |
| Which is NOT a strategy that has been used to reduce poor diet and physical inactivity? | Banning the sale of all processed foods in grocery stores |
| Primary prevention is early detection and treatment of a disease. | False |
| The secondary prevention for analyzing injuries is what? | Conditions prevailing during the event |
| Depression is mental, physical, social well-being in absence of illness or disease. | False |
| What is identified as a MAJOR barrier preventing people from seeking mental health treatment? | Stigma and discrimination |
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