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Question 1
1 out of 1 points
Can you match the disease with the cause?
Question Correct Match Selected Match
Lung Cancer B. B.
Smoking Smoking
Obesity C. C.
overeating overeating
Osteoporosis E. E.
low levels of low levels of
calcium calcium
The common A. A.
cold
rhinovirus rhinovirus
Cirrhosis of the D. D.
liver
heavy alcohol heavy alcohol
use use
Question 2
1 out of 1 points
Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Prevention
Identify an example of each level of prevention for each given
health issue.
Obesity
, Questio
Correct Match Selected Match
n
Primary C. C.
nutrition and physical nutrition and physical
education, maintain education, maintain
healthy weight by healthy weight by
exercising and eating exercising and eating
properly properly
Seconda B. B.
ry
change dietary intake and change dietary intake and
increase exercise when increase exercise when
weight increases weight increases
Tertiary A. A.
programs of weight programs of weight
reduction for the obese reduction for the obese
Question 3
1 out of 1 points
Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Prevention
Identify an example of each level of prevention for each given
health issue.
Motor Vehicle Crashes
Questio
Correct Match Selected Match
n
Primary C. C.
driver’s education, road driver’s education, road
safety, traffic laws safety, traffic laws
, Seconda B. B.
ry
seat belts, airbags, vehicle seat belts, airbags, vehicle
safety safety
Tertiary A. A.
trauma centers for trauma centers for
treatment of injuries treatment of injuries
Question 4
0.33333 out of 1 points
Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Prevention
Identify an example of each level of prevention for each given
health issue.
Food borne Illnesses
Questio
Correct Match Selected Match
n
Primary B. B.
temperature control of temperature control of
foods, sanitation of foods, sanitation of
kitchens, hand washing by kitchens, hand washing by
food handlers food handlers
Seconda C. A.
ry
treatment with antibiotics sanitation of kitchen after
an outbreak
Tertiary A. C.
sanitation of kitchen after treatment with antibiotics
an outbreak
Saturday, December 2, 2017 2:08:31 PM PST
,
Endemic means that a disease
Selected
Answer:
Is habitually present in human
populations
Correct
Answer:
Is habitually present in human
populations
Response The answer can be found on
Feedback: page 22.
Question 2
0 out of 1 points
The first table shows the total number of persons who ate
each of two specified food items that were possibly infective
with group A streptococci. The second table shows the
number of sick persons (with acute sore throat) who ate each
of the various specified combinations of the food items.
Total Number of Persons Who Ate Each Specified Combination of Food
Items
Ate Tuna Did Not Eat Tuna
Ate Egg Salad 75 100
Did not Eat Egg Salad 200 50
Total Number of Persons Who Ate Each Specified Combination of Food
Items and Who Later Became Sick ( with Acute Sore Throats)
Ate Tuna Did Not Eat Tuna
Ate Egg Salad 60 75
Did not Eat Egg Salad 70 15
1. What is the sore throat attack rate in persons who ate both
egg salad and tuna?
Question 1
1 out of 1 points
Can you match the disease with the cause?
Question Correct Match Selected Match
Lung Cancer B. B.
Smoking Smoking
Obesity C. C.
overeating overeating
Osteoporosis E. E.
low levels of low levels of
calcium calcium
The common A. A.
cold
rhinovirus rhinovirus
Cirrhosis of the D. D.
liver
heavy alcohol heavy alcohol
use use
Question 2
1 out of 1 points
Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Prevention
Identify an example of each level of prevention for each given
health issue.
Obesity
, Questio
Correct Match Selected Match
n
Primary C. C.
nutrition and physical nutrition and physical
education, maintain education, maintain
healthy weight by healthy weight by
exercising and eating exercising and eating
properly properly
Seconda B. B.
ry
change dietary intake and change dietary intake and
increase exercise when increase exercise when
weight increases weight increases
Tertiary A. A.
programs of weight programs of weight
reduction for the obese reduction for the obese
Question 3
1 out of 1 points
Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Prevention
Identify an example of each level of prevention for each given
health issue.
Motor Vehicle Crashes
Questio
Correct Match Selected Match
n
Primary C. C.
driver’s education, road driver’s education, road
safety, traffic laws safety, traffic laws
, Seconda B. B.
ry
seat belts, airbags, vehicle seat belts, airbags, vehicle
safety safety
Tertiary A. A.
trauma centers for trauma centers for
treatment of injuries treatment of injuries
Question 4
0.33333 out of 1 points
Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Prevention
Identify an example of each level of prevention for each given
health issue.
Food borne Illnesses
Questio
Correct Match Selected Match
n
Primary B. B.
temperature control of temperature control of
foods, sanitation of foods, sanitation of
kitchens, hand washing by kitchens, hand washing by
food handlers food handlers
Seconda C. A.
ry
treatment with antibiotics sanitation of kitchen after
an outbreak
Tertiary A. C.
sanitation of kitchen after treatment with antibiotics
an outbreak
Saturday, December 2, 2017 2:08:31 PM PST
,
Endemic means that a disease
Selected
Answer:
Is habitually present in human
populations
Correct
Answer:
Is habitually present in human
populations
Response The answer can be found on
Feedback: page 22.
Question 2
0 out of 1 points
The first table shows the total number of persons who ate
each of two specified food items that were possibly infective
with group A streptococci. The second table shows the
number of sick persons (with acute sore throat) who ate each
of the various specified combinations of the food items.
Total Number of Persons Who Ate Each Specified Combination of Food
Items
Ate Tuna Did Not Eat Tuna
Ate Egg Salad 75 100
Did not Eat Egg Salad 200 50
Total Number of Persons Who Ate Each Specified Combination of Food
Items and Who Later Became Sick ( with Acute Sore Throats)
Ate Tuna Did Not Eat Tuna
Ate Egg Salad 60 75
Did not Eat Egg Salad 70 15
1. What is the sore throat attack rate in persons who ate both
egg salad and tuna?
