HED EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS 100% VERIFIED GRADED A+
Which of the following approaches has NOT been used to understand disease
causation?
a. germ theory
-b. the cultural-behavioral model
c. host-agent environment model
d. web of causation
Mortality, incidence, longevity and disease prevalence rates are common
measures of individual health
False
Which of the following was NOT part of the epidemiologic shift in cause of death
in the US
a. a major shift in the cause of death from infectious to chronic diseases
b. a dramatic increase in population rise
-c. reduced need for chronic disease prevention
d. an increase in the average age of the population, because fewer young people died
of infectious disease
Historically, public health has been thought of as "the practice of medicine on a
population basis". In the modern age, public and community health focus
primarily on treatment of disease
False
All of the following are common practices associated with essential service of
public health EXCEPT
a. Enforcing mandatory vaccination and smoking policies
b. Inform, educate and promote the health of the population
, -c. Develop treatment protocols for chronic disease
d. Mobilize community partnerships to identify and solve health problems
Tertiary prevention
Health education to encourage healthful diet and physical activity for injury
rehabilitation.
All of the following are examples of health-related behavior EXCEPT
a. Texting while driving with other people in the car
b. The development of policy supporting physical education teacher training
c. The development of infrastructure for physical activity, such as parks, jogging trails,
and sidewalks
-d. someone using meth
All of the following are goals of most community health programs EXCEPT
-a. Directly alter policy, regulation and physical environments
b. Strengthening the environment to support personal health behavior
c. Facilitating healthful behavior
d. Providing services and activities that improve behavior and health
All of the following are examples of a multi-level public/community health
programs EXCEPT a program with multiple components addressing...
a. One public health problem at more than one societal level
-b. One public health problem at one societal level
c. Several public health problems at three societal levels
d. Several public health at more than one societal level
Theory is an essential tool for health promotion because it allows us to interpret
program results and generalize them to other contexts and health problems
True
Early interest in the relationship between behavior and health, particularly
chronic diseases, emerged from scientists studying:
The effects of tobacco use on cancer rates and mortality among physicians
In 'The ecology of human development', Bronfenbrenner described
OntogenicDevelopment as the developmental history and experience of the
individual. B viewed Ontogenic Development as a part of which level of analysis
SOLUTIONS 100% VERIFIED GRADED A+
Which of the following approaches has NOT been used to understand disease
causation?
a. germ theory
-b. the cultural-behavioral model
c. host-agent environment model
d. web of causation
Mortality, incidence, longevity and disease prevalence rates are common
measures of individual health
False
Which of the following was NOT part of the epidemiologic shift in cause of death
in the US
a. a major shift in the cause of death from infectious to chronic diseases
b. a dramatic increase in population rise
-c. reduced need for chronic disease prevention
d. an increase in the average age of the population, because fewer young people died
of infectious disease
Historically, public health has been thought of as "the practice of medicine on a
population basis". In the modern age, public and community health focus
primarily on treatment of disease
False
All of the following are common practices associated with essential service of
public health EXCEPT
a. Enforcing mandatory vaccination and smoking policies
b. Inform, educate and promote the health of the population
, -c. Develop treatment protocols for chronic disease
d. Mobilize community partnerships to identify and solve health problems
Tertiary prevention
Health education to encourage healthful diet and physical activity for injury
rehabilitation.
All of the following are examples of health-related behavior EXCEPT
a. Texting while driving with other people in the car
b. The development of policy supporting physical education teacher training
c. The development of infrastructure for physical activity, such as parks, jogging trails,
and sidewalks
-d. someone using meth
All of the following are goals of most community health programs EXCEPT
-a. Directly alter policy, regulation and physical environments
b. Strengthening the environment to support personal health behavior
c. Facilitating healthful behavior
d. Providing services and activities that improve behavior and health
All of the following are examples of a multi-level public/community health
programs EXCEPT a program with multiple components addressing...
a. One public health problem at more than one societal level
-b. One public health problem at one societal level
c. Several public health problems at three societal levels
d. Several public health at more than one societal level
Theory is an essential tool for health promotion because it allows us to interpret
program results and generalize them to other contexts and health problems
True
Early interest in the relationship between behavior and health, particularly
chronic diseases, emerged from scientists studying:
The effects of tobacco use on cancer rates and mortality among physicians
In 'The ecology of human development', Bronfenbrenner described
OntogenicDevelopment as the developmental history and experience of the
individual. B viewed Ontogenic Development as a part of which level of analysis
