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HLTH 2000 Final Exam Questions With Correct Marking Scheme /.How many stages are in the transtheoretical model? - Answer-6 stages: -pre-contemplation -contemplation -preparation -action -maintenance -termination /.what are the 4 constructs of the health belief model? - Answer--perceived susceptibility -perceived severity -perceived benefits -perceived barriers /.what are the socioecological model levels? - Answer--individual -interpersonal -organizational -community -public policy /.why is theory used in health promotion? - Answer--indicates reasons why people are not behaving -identifies information needed before developing an intervention -provides a framework for developing an intervention /.Public health enemy #1 is: - Answer-Tobacco Use /.Public health enemy #2 is: - Answer-Poor diet and physical inactivity /.Why are these things considered public health enemies? - Answer--they are the leading preventable causes of chronic disease -causes premature death /.What are some strategies or ways that these health problems are being addressed? - Answer-- smoke free areas - promoting physical activity - federal dietary guidelines for americans - educating people on the dangers /.2 categories of injury death and examples of each: - Answer-1. Unintentional injuries -ex: falling 2. Intentional injuries -ex: suicide /.Epidemiological facts about injuries - Answer--injuries are the U.S's 4th leading cause of death -They are the leading cause of death for ages 1-44 -Higher injury rates exist for groups with lower SES. -Males have higher injury rates than females -Blacks have lower injury mortality than whites but have higher homicide rates /.Leading cause of injury death - Answer-poisoning /.the 3 E's of injury prevention: - Answer-1. education 2. enforcement 3. engineering /.What are some trends/issues for the elderly population? - Answer-issues: -older people in poorer health and require more medical care: growth in cost of medicare -average age of americans is increasing: baby boomers are starting to retire trends: - 12% live in nursing homes -females outnumber males in older age groups -after 80 most women are widowed and live alone, most men are married and live with wives /.What are factors that affect the health of the elderly? - Answer--Smoking -Nutrition and physical activity -Medical care /.What are some conditions/diseases that the elderly population might be faced with? - Answer--Alzheimer's -Dementia -Osteoporosis /.What does medical care include? - Answer--preventative care -testing for risk factors and secondary prevention -treatment of injuries -diagnosis and treatment of illnesses -provision of emergency medicine services

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HLTH 2000 Final Exam Questions With
Correct Marking Scheme

/.How many stages are in the transtheoretical model? - Answer-✅6 stages:
-pre-contemplation
-contemplation
-preparation
-action
-maintenance
-termination

/.what are the 4 constructs of the health belief model? - Answer-✅-perceived
susceptibility
-perceived severity
-perceived benefits
-perceived barriers

/.what are the socioecological model levels? - Answer-✅-individual
-interpersonal
-organizational
-community
-public policy

/.why is theory used in health promotion? - Answer-✅-indicates reasons why people are
not behaving
-identifies information needed before developing an intervention
-provides a framework for developing an intervention

/.Public health enemy #1 is: - Answer-✅Tobacco Use

/.Public health enemy #2 is: - Answer-✅Poor diet and physical inactivity

/.Why are these things considered public health enemies? - Answer-✅-they are the
leading preventable causes of chronic disease
-causes premature death

/.What are some strategies or ways that these health problems are being addressed? -
Answer-✅- smoke free areas
- promoting physical activity
- federal dietary guidelines for americans
- educating people on the dangers

, /.2 categories of injury death and examples of each: - Answer-✅1. Unintentional injuries
-ex: falling
2. Intentional injuries
-ex: suicide

/.Epidemiological facts about injuries - Answer-✅-injuries are the U.S's 4th leading
cause of death
-They are the leading cause of death for ages 1-44
-Higher injury rates exist for groups with lower SES.
-Males have higher injury rates than females
-Blacks have lower injury mortality than whites but have higher homicide rates

/.Leading cause of injury death - Answer-✅poisoning

/.the 3 E's of injury prevention: - Answer-✅1. education
2. enforcement
3. engineering

/.What are some trends/issues for the elderly population? - Answer-✅issues:
-older people in poorer health and require more medical care: growth in cost of
medicare
-average age of americans is increasing: baby boomers are starting to retire
trends:
- 12% live in nursing homes
-females outnumber males in older age groups
-after 80 most women are widowed and live alone, most men are married and live with
wives

/.What are factors that affect the health of the elderly? - Answer-✅-Smoking
-Nutrition and physical activity
-Medical care

/.What are some conditions/diseases that the elderly population might be faced with? -
Answer-✅-Alzheimer's
-Dementia
-Osteoporosis

/.What does medical care include? - Answer-✅-preventative care
-testing for risk factors and secondary prevention
-treatment of injuries
-diagnosis and treatment of illnesses
-provision of emergency medicine services

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