CHLH 101 Final Exam Review UPDATED ACTUAL Questions And Correct
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Which of the following is one of the largest international World Health Organization
health organizations?
, Which of the following people is considered the "father John Snow
of epidemiology" because they connected a
contaminated water source with an outbreak of Cholera
in London?
A governmental agency is primarily funded via False
philanthropic donations.
Which of the following is not a classification used to Traditional
describe public health organizations?
Quasi-governmental public health organizations are True
funded by public (i.e., taxes) and private sources.
The American Red Cross is an example of a Quasi- Quasi-governmental
governmental public health organization because it
performs some official tasks for the government but
operates more like a voluntary health organization.
Public health can be defined as "the science of True
protecting and improving the health of families and
communities through promotion of healthy lifestyles,
research for disease and injury prevention, and detection
and control of infectious diseases."
The three primary services of public health are: (select all Assurance
three) Assessment
(Note: to get credit for this question, you must select ALL Policy Development
the correct answers. If you get one wrong, you will not
receive credit).
Which two diseases are acute and communicable? Measles
Influenza
Which two diseases are chronic and non-communicable? Asthma
Cardiovascular disease
Arrange the levels of the socio-ecological model from 4 Policy
the outermost layer (farthest from the individual) to the 3 Community
innermost layer (closest to the individual), from levels 4 2 Organizational
(farthest away) to 1 (closest). 1 Interpersonal
GI symptoms after eating common food source: Point source
The figure above is an example of a point source
epidemic curve.
Which two diseases are chronic and communicable? Lyme disease
HIV/AIDS
Match the epidemiology study type to its definition: Describe patterns of disease with respect to person, place, and time
Descriptive Study
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Terms in this set (87)
Which of the following is one of the largest international World Health Organization
health organizations?
, Which of the following people is considered the "father John Snow
of epidemiology" because they connected a
contaminated water source with an outbreak of Cholera
in London?
A governmental agency is primarily funded via False
philanthropic donations.
Which of the following is not a classification used to Traditional
describe public health organizations?
Quasi-governmental public health organizations are True
funded by public (i.e., taxes) and private sources.
The American Red Cross is an example of a Quasi- Quasi-governmental
governmental public health organization because it
performs some official tasks for the government but
operates more like a voluntary health organization.
Public health can be defined as "the science of True
protecting and improving the health of families and
communities through promotion of healthy lifestyles,
research for disease and injury prevention, and detection
and control of infectious diseases."
The three primary services of public health are: (select all Assurance
three) Assessment
(Note: to get credit for this question, you must select ALL Policy Development
the correct answers. If you get one wrong, you will not
receive credit).
Which two diseases are acute and communicable? Measles
Influenza
Which two diseases are chronic and non-communicable? Asthma
Cardiovascular disease
Arrange the levels of the socio-ecological model from 4 Policy
the outermost layer (farthest from the individual) to the 3 Community
innermost layer (closest to the individual), from levels 4 2 Organizational
(farthest away) to 1 (closest). 1 Interpersonal
GI symptoms after eating common food source: Point source
The figure above is an example of a point source
epidemic curve.
Which two diseases are chronic and communicable? Lyme disease
HIV/AIDS
Match the epidemiology study type to its definition: Describe patterns of disease with respect to person, place, and time
Descriptive Study
