CDU NUR329 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
By 2015 what percentage of the world's human death will be
directly attributed to cigarette smoking correct answer: 10%
What are considered the 6 basic major requirements for healthy
environment correct answer: 1. Clean air
2. Safe and sufficient water
3. Adequate and safe food
4. safe and peaceful settlements
5. safe workplaces
6. stable global environment
Briefly describe health promotion correct answer: The process
of enabling people to increase control over and to improve their
health.
Strengthening skills and capabilities so individuals can take
action and exert control over determinants of their health.
Four main routes for health promotion correct answer: 1. Health
education
2. Legislative action
3. Community development
4. Healthy public policy
,Persistent damage to the mitral and aortic valves is known as
Rheumatic Fever T/F correct answer: F - Rheumatic heart
disease
Primary prevention correct answer: Maintaining health: seat
belts, anti-smoking campaigns and physical activity and
nutrition programs
Secondary Prevention correct answer: Minimise problems
through early intervention: prostate, bowel and breast cancer
screening.
Tertiary Prevention correct answer: Intervention to reduce
symptoms, disability and prevent premature death
When did the Australian government stop forcibly taking
aboriginal children away from their families? correct answer:
1960
What needs to be improved to address ARF and RHD? correct
answer: Poverty, social and environmental disadvantage,
improved housing, education and health care access
What are examples of experimental studies? correct answer: 1.
Randomised control trials
2. Community field trials
What are some of the health issues resulting from the British
running penal colonies in Australia? correct answer: 1. Control
of convicts and indigenous populations.
2. New diseases for indigenous.
, 3. increased population density in poor housing.
What does NCDS stand for? correct answer: National Chronic
Disease Strategy.
What are the 5 essential actions outlined by the Ottawa Charter
(1986) in a comprehensive approach to public health and health
promotion practice? correct answer: 1. Create public policies
that support health
2. Create supportive environments
3. Strengthen community action
4. Develop personal skills
5. Re-orientate health services
3 aims of The National Mental Health Strategy (NMHS)?
correct answer: 1. Promoting the mental health of the Australian
community
2. Where possible, preventing the development of mental
disorders
3. Reducing the impact of mental disorders on individuals,
families, and the community
Contextual effects are the effects of genetics that are
significantly connected to health and well-being T/F? correct
answer: True - The effects of geographical location or place that
are significantly connected to health and well-being.
Bacteria that causes Acute Rheumatic Fever? correct answer:
Group A Streptococcus
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
By 2015 what percentage of the world's human death will be
directly attributed to cigarette smoking correct answer: 10%
What are considered the 6 basic major requirements for healthy
environment correct answer: 1. Clean air
2. Safe and sufficient water
3. Adequate and safe food
4. safe and peaceful settlements
5. safe workplaces
6. stable global environment
Briefly describe health promotion correct answer: The process
of enabling people to increase control over and to improve their
health.
Strengthening skills and capabilities so individuals can take
action and exert control over determinants of their health.
Four main routes for health promotion correct answer: 1. Health
education
2. Legislative action
3. Community development
4. Healthy public policy
,Persistent damage to the mitral and aortic valves is known as
Rheumatic Fever T/F correct answer: F - Rheumatic heart
disease
Primary prevention correct answer: Maintaining health: seat
belts, anti-smoking campaigns and physical activity and
nutrition programs
Secondary Prevention correct answer: Minimise problems
through early intervention: prostate, bowel and breast cancer
screening.
Tertiary Prevention correct answer: Intervention to reduce
symptoms, disability and prevent premature death
When did the Australian government stop forcibly taking
aboriginal children away from their families? correct answer:
1960
What needs to be improved to address ARF and RHD? correct
answer: Poverty, social and environmental disadvantage,
improved housing, education and health care access
What are examples of experimental studies? correct answer: 1.
Randomised control trials
2. Community field trials
What are some of the health issues resulting from the British
running penal colonies in Australia? correct answer: 1. Control
of convicts and indigenous populations.
2. New diseases for indigenous.
, 3. increased population density in poor housing.
What does NCDS stand for? correct answer: National Chronic
Disease Strategy.
What are the 5 essential actions outlined by the Ottawa Charter
(1986) in a comprehensive approach to public health and health
promotion practice? correct answer: 1. Create public policies
that support health
2. Create supportive environments
3. Strengthen community action
4. Develop personal skills
5. Re-orientate health services
3 aims of The National Mental Health Strategy (NMHS)?
correct answer: 1. Promoting the mental health of the Australian
community
2. Where possible, preventing the development of mental
disorders
3. Reducing the impact of mental disorders on individuals,
families, and the community
Contextual effects are the effects of genetics that are
significantly connected to health and well-being T/F? correct
answer: True - The effects of geographical location or place that
are significantly connected to health and well-being.
Bacteria that causes Acute Rheumatic Fever? correct answer:
Group A Streptococcus
