Health Promotion Throughout the Life Span 8th Edition Test Bank | Edelman

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HEALTH PROMOTION T
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HROUGHOUT THE LIFE B B B




SPAN, 8TH EDITION BY C
B B B B




AROLE EDELMAN B

,TESTBBANK:BEdelman:BHealthBPromotionBThroughoutBtheBLifeBSpan,B8thBEdition


Contents
ModuleB1:BFoundationsBforBHealthBPromotion
ChapterB1BHealthBDefined:BObjectivesBforBPromotionBandBPrevention
ChapterB2BEmergingBPopulationsBandBHealth
ChapterB3BHealthBPolicyBandBtheBDeliveryBSystem
ChapterB4BTheBTherapeuticBRelationship
ChapterB5BEthicalBIssuesBRelevantBtoBHealthBPromotion
ModuleB2:BAssessmentBforBHealthBPromotion
ChapterB6BHealthBPromotionBandBtheBIndividual
ChapterB7BHealthBPromotionBandBtheBFamily
ChapterB8BHealthBPromotionBandBtheBCommunity
ModuleB3:BInterventionsBforBHealthBPromotion
ChapterB9BScreening
ChapterB10BHealthBEducation
ChapterB11BNutritionBCounselingBforBHealthBPromotion
ChapterB12BExercise
ChapterB13BStressBManagement
ChapterB14BHolisticBHealthBStrategies
ModuleB4:BApplicationBofBHealthBPromotion
ChapterB15BOverviewBofBGrowthBandBDevelopmentBFramework
ChapterB16BTheBPrenatalBPeriod
ChapterB17BInfant
ChapterB18BToddler
ChapterB19BPreschoolBChild
ChapterB20BSchool-AgeBChild
ChapterB21BAdolescent
ChapterB22BYoungBAdult
ChapterB23BMiddle-AgeBAdult
ChapterB24BOlderBAdult
ModuleB5:BChallengesBinBtheBTwenty-FirstBCentury
ChapterB25BHealthBPromotionBforBtheBTwenty-FirstBCentury:BThroughoutBtheBLifeBSpanBand
ThroughoutBtheBWorld

,ChapterB01:BHealthBDefined:BObjectivesBforBPromotionBandBPreventionB
Edelman:BHealthBPromotionBThroughoutBtheBLifeBSpan,B8thBEdition

MULTIPLEBCHOICE

1. WhichBmodelBofBhealthBisBmostBlikelyBusedBbyBaBpersonBwhoBdoesBnotBbelieveBinBpreventiveBhealthBcare?
a. ClinicalBmodel
b. RoleBperformanceBmodel
c. AdaptiveBmodel
d. EudaimonisticBmodel


ANS:B A
TheBclinicalBmodelBofBhealthBviewsBtheBabsenceBofBsignsBandBsymptomsBofBdiseaseBasBindicativeBofBhealth.BPeopl
eBwhoBuseBthisBmodelBwaitBuntilBtheyBareBveryBsickBtoBseekBcare.

DIF: CognitiveBLevel:BRememberB(Knowledge) REF: p.B3

2. ABpersonBwithBchronicBbackBpainBisBcaredBforBbyBherBprimaryBcareBproviderBasBwellBasBrecei
vesBacupuncture.BWhichBmodelBofBhealthBdoesBthisBpersonBlikelyBfavor?
a. ClinicalBmodel
b. RoleBperformanceBmodel
c. AdaptiveBmodel
d. EudaimonisticBmodel


ANS:B D
TheBeudaimonisticBmodelBembodiesBtheBinteractionBandBinterrelationshipsBamongBphysical,Bsocial,Bpsychologic
al,BandBspiritualBaspectsBofBlifeBandBtheBenvironmentBinBgoalBattainmentBandBcreatingBmeaningBinBlife.BPractitio
nersBwhoBpracticeBtheBclinicalBmodelBmayBnotBbeBenoughBforBsomeoneBwhoBbelievesBinBtheBeudaimonisticBmode
l.BThoseBwhoBbelieveBinBtheBeudaimonisticBmodelBoftenBlookBforBalternativeBprovidersBofBcare.

DIF: CognitiveBLevel:BApplyB(Application) REF: p.B3

3. ABstateBofBphysical,Bmental,Bspiritual,BandBsocialBfunctioningBthatBrealizesBaBperson’sBpotentialBan
dBisBexperiencedBwithinBaBdevelopmentalBcontextBisBknownBas:
a. growthBandBdevelopment.
b. health.
c. functioning.
d. high-levelBwellness.


ANS:B B
HealthBisBdefinedBasBaBstateBofBphysical,Bmental,Bspiritual,BandBsocialBfunctioningBthatBrealizesBaBperson’sBpotenti
alBandBisBexperiencedBwithinBaBdevelopmentalBcontext.

DIF: CognitiveBLevel:BRememberB(Knowledge) REF: p.B5

4. WhichBofBtheBfollowingBbestBdescribesBaBclientBwhoBhasBanBillness?
a. SomeoneBwhoBhasBwell-controlledBdiabetes
b. SomeoneBwithBhypercholesterolemia
c. SomeoneBwithBaBheadache
d. SomeoneBwithBcoronaryBarteryBdiseaseBwithou


tBanginaBANS:B C

, SomeoneBwithBaBheadacheBrepresentsBaBpersonBwithBanBillness.BAnBillnessBisBmadeBupBofBtheBsubjectiveBexperien
ceBofBtheBindividualBandBtheBphysicalBmanifestationBofBdisease.BItBcanBbeBdescribedBasBaBresponseBcharacterizedB
byBaBmismatchBbetweenBaBperson’sBneedsBandBtheBresourcesBavailableBtoBmeetBthoseBneeds.BABpersonBcanBhaveBa
BdiseaseBwithoutBfeelingBill.BTheBotherBchoicesBrepresentBdisease.



DIF: CognitiveBLevel:BAnalyzeB(Analysis) REF: p.B6

5. WhichBUSBreportBisBconsideredBaBlandmarkBdocumentBinBcreatingBaBglobalBapproachBtoBhealth?
a. TheB1990BHealthBObjectivesBforBtheBNation:BABMidcourseBReview
b. HealthyBPeopleB2020
c. HealthyBPeopleB2000
d. TheBU.S.BSurgeonBGeneralBReport


ANS:B C
HealthyBPeopleB2000BandBitsBMidcourseBReviewBandB1995BRevisionsBwereBlandmarkBdocumentsBinBwhichBaBcon
sortiumBofBpeopleBrepresentingBnationalBorganizationsBworkedBwithBUSBPublicBHealthBServiceBofficialsBtoBcreat
eBaBmoreBglobalBapproachBtoBhealth.

DIF: CognitiveBLevel:BRememberB(Knowledge) REF: p.B6

6. WhichBofBtheBfollowingBrepresentsBaBmethodBofBprimaryBprevention?
a. InformationalBsessionBaboutBhealthyBlifestyles
b. BloodBpressureBscreening
c. InterventionalBcardiacBcatheterization
d. DiagnosticBcardiacBcatheterization


ANS:B A
PrimaryBpreventionBprecedesBdiseaseBorBdysfunction.BItBincludesBhealthBpromotionBandBspecificBprotectionBandBe
ncouragesBincreasedBawareness;Bthus,BeducationBaboutBhealthyBlifestylesBfitsBthisBdefinition.BBloodBpressureBscre
eningBdoesBnotBpreventBdisease,BbutBinsteadBidentifiesBit.

DIF: CognitiveBLevel:BApplyB(Application) REF: p.B11

7. WhichBofBtheBfollowingBrepresentsBaBmethodBofBsecondaryBprevention?
a. Self–breastBexaminationBeducation
b. YearlyBmammograms
c. ChemotherapyBforBadvancedBbreastBcancer
d. CompleteBmastectomyBforBbreastBcancer


ANS:B B
ScreeningBisBsecondaryBpreventionBbecauseBtheBprincipalBgoalBofBscreeningsBisBtoBidentifyBindividualsBinBanBearl
y,BdetectableBstageBofBtheBdiseaseBprocess.BABmammogramBisBaBscreeningBtoolBforBbreastBcancerBandBthusBisBco
nsideredBaBmethodBofBsecondaryBprevention.

DIF: CognitiveBLevel:BApplyB(Application) REF: p.B15

8. WhichBofBtheBfollowingBrepresentsBaBmethodBofBtertiaryBprevention?
a. DrunkBdrivingBcampaign
b. RoadBblocksBforBdrunkBdriving
c. EmergencyBsurgeryBforBheadBtraumaBafterBaBmotorBvehicleBaccident
d. PhysicalBandBoccupationalBtherapyBafterBaBmotorBvehicleBaccidentBwithBhe


adBtraumaBANS:B D