KNH 188 Final exam Miami university (kent ford) || 100%
Error-free Solutions.
Which of the following are not apart of Mill's Cannon for inferring causation?
A.Biological Plausibility
b.Dose Respons
c.Consistency
d. Strength of Association (Correlational strength)
e.Cross-Sectional Analysis correct answers e.Cross-Sectional Analysis
T-F Health/Wellness is not modifiable by changing your lifestyle behaviors correct answers
False
Kinesiology is an umbrella term that covers which of these disciplines?
A. Exercise Physiology
B.Movement Sciences (i.e., motor development, control & learning)
C.Exercise/Sport Psychology
D. all of these
E. none correct answers D. all of these
T-F The US does not have the highest Healthy Life Expectancy (HLE) across the World due to
our lifestyle choices. correct answers true
T-F Public health science is characterized by the accumulation of new knowledge AND by the
application of that knowledge to improve health. correct answers true
T-F A majority of current chronic disease development is genetically pre-determined. correct
answers false
The top 2 underlying causes of death in the U.S. are:
A.tobacco use and poor diet/physical inactivity
B.sexual behaviors and firearms
C.poor diet/inactivity and motor vehicles
D.smoking and drug use
E.none of these correct answers A. tobacco use and poor diet/physical inactivity
Which of the following is not a chronic disease?
A.ebola (hemorrhagic disease)
B.CHD
C.Type II Diabetes
D.COPD
E. none of these correct answers A.ebola (hemorrhagic disease)
T-F The 20th century witnessed the gradual replacement of infectious diseases with more
difficult to control, multi-variable, and multi-faceted, chronic diseases that're linked to
lifestyle/behavior. correct answers True
,What term describes conditions and illnesses that occur or develop over a relatively long period
(months to years), are prolonged, may be preventable, but are rarely completely cured?
A. chronic diseases
B. communicable diseases
C.infectious diseases
D.genetic diseases
E. none correct answers A. chronic diseases
What is the branch of public health that quantifies and interprets data from populations?
A.health promotion
B.biostatistics
C.disease control
D.environmental health
E. none of these correct answers B.biostatistics
Which of the following is not one of the five pillars of public health?
A.epidemiology and disease control
B. health promotion and health education
C. Health Administration and policy
D.environmental health
E.kinesiology correct answers E.kinesiology
T-F Epidemiology concentrates on populations. correct answers True
T-F An individual can be both physically active and physically inactive (i.e. leisure time
inactive) on a daily basis. correct answers true
T-F With respect to epidemiological research, the incidence and the prevalence of a disease (or
risk factor) are the same. correct answers false
Which of the following are Health-Related Physical Fitness Components?
A.Body Composition
B.Motor Skills
C.Cardiovascular Endurance
D.Muscular Strength
E.Morphological
F.Bone Integrity correct answers A,C,D
T-F Individuals can decrease their risk for chronic disease or premature mortality by decreasing
their Physical Activity and/or Physical Fitness Levels. correct answers False
T-F In general, the more physical activity we perform, the more at risk we are for chronic
diseases. correct answers False
, T-F The leading causes of death in the U.S. today are largely lifestyle-related. correct answers
True
T-F Physical activity is regarded as any bodily movement that results in an increase VO2, and
therefore an increase in energy expenditure, above rest. correct answers True
T-F Exercise is considered to be a subset of physical activity. correct answers true
T-F Cardiorespiratory fitness (CRF) is the strongest predictor of All-Cause Mortality. correct
answers true
How much moderate-intensity exercise is recommended for weight/body composition
management/weight loss?
A. 30 minutes daily
B. 45 minutes every other day
C. 60 minutes most days of the week
D. 20 minutes for 3 days a week correct answers C. 60 minutes most days of the week
1 MET is equivalent to what rate of VO2 (mL/kg/min)? correct answers 3.5
Another synonymous term for cardiorespiratory fitness is:
A.aerobic capacity
B. cardiopulmonary fitness
C. aerobic power
D. VO2max
E. All of the Above correct answers E. All of the Above
T-F In general, a person's resting metabolic rate is equivalent to 3.5 mL/kg/min correct answers
True
TrueHow many minutes/week of moderate-intensity physical activity are recommended for CHD
Risk Reduction?
A. 90 mins/week
B. 105 mins/week
C. 120 mins/week
D. 150 mins/week
E. 210 mins/week correct answers D. 150 mins/week
Research suggests that there is a lower incidence of _____ with regular participation in physical
activity (above the threshold suggested from 2008/2018 federal guidelines) and for those who
exhibit a higher level of aerobic fitness.
A. TB
B. influenza
C. accidents
D. all-cause mortality
E. none correct answers D. all-cause mortality
Error-free Solutions.
Which of the following are not apart of Mill's Cannon for inferring causation?
A.Biological Plausibility
b.Dose Respons
c.Consistency
d. Strength of Association (Correlational strength)
e.Cross-Sectional Analysis correct answers e.Cross-Sectional Analysis
T-F Health/Wellness is not modifiable by changing your lifestyle behaviors correct answers
False
Kinesiology is an umbrella term that covers which of these disciplines?
A. Exercise Physiology
B.Movement Sciences (i.e., motor development, control & learning)
C.Exercise/Sport Psychology
D. all of these
E. none correct answers D. all of these
T-F The US does not have the highest Healthy Life Expectancy (HLE) across the World due to
our lifestyle choices. correct answers true
T-F Public health science is characterized by the accumulation of new knowledge AND by the
application of that knowledge to improve health. correct answers true
T-F A majority of current chronic disease development is genetically pre-determined. correct
answers false
The top 2 underlying causes of death in the U.S. are:
A.tobacco use and poor diet/physical inactivity
B.sexual behaviors and firearms
C.poor diet/inactivity and motor vehicles
D.smoking and drug use
E.none of these correct answers A. tobacco use and poor diet/physical inactivity
Which of the following is not a chronic disease?
A.ebola (hemorrhagic disease)
B.CHD
C.Type II Diabetes
D.COPD
E. none of these correct answers A.ebola (hemorrhagic disease)
T-F The 20th century witnessed the gradual replacement of infectious diseases with more
difficult to control, multi-variable, and multi-faceted, chronic diseases that're linked to
lifestyle/behavior. correct answers True
,What term describes conditions and illnesses that occur or develop over a relatively long period
(months to years), are prolonged, may be preventable, but are rarely completely cured?
A. chronic diseases
B. communicable diseases
C.infectious diseases
D.genetic diseases
E. none correct answers A. chronic diseases
What is the branch of public health that quantifies and interprets data from populations?
A.health promotion
B.biostatistics
C.disease control
D.environmental health
E. none of these correct answers B.biostatistics
Which of the following is not one of the five pillars of public health?
A.epidemiology and disease control
B. health promotion and health education
C. Health Administration and policy
D.environmental health
E.kinesiology correct answers E.kinesiology
T-F Epidemiology concentrates on populations. correct answers True
T-F An individual can be both physically active and physically inactive (i.e. leisure time
inactive) on a daily basis. correct answers true
T-F With respect to epidemiological research, the incidence and the prevalence of a disease (or
risk factor) are the same. correct answers false
Which of the following are Health-Related Physical Fitness Components?
A.Body Composition
B.Motor Skills
C.Cardiovascular Endurance
D.Muscular Strength
E.Morphological
F.Bone Integrity correct answers A,C,D
T-F Individuals can decrease their risk for chronic disease or premature mortality by decreasing
their Physical Activity and/or Physical Fitness Levels. correct answers False
T-F In general, the more physical activity we perform, the more at risk we are for chronic
diseases. correct answers False
, T-F The leading causes of death in the U.S. today are largely lifestyle-related. correct answers
True
T-F Physical activity is regarded as any bodily movement that results in an increase VO2, and
therefore an increase in energy expenditure, above rest. correct answers True
T-F Exercise is considered to be a subset of physical activity. correct answers true
T-F Cardiorespiratory fitness (CRF) is the strongest predictor of All-Cause Mortality. correct
answers true
How much moderate-intensity exercise is recommended for weight/body composition
management/weight loss?
A. 30 minutes daily
B. 45 minutes every other day
C. 60 minutes most days of the week
D. 20 minutes for 3 days a week correct answers C. 60 minutes most days of the week
1 MET is equivalent to what rate of VO2 (mL/kg/min)? correct answers 3.5
Another synonymous term for cardiorespiratory fitness is:
A.aerobic capacity
B. cardiopulmonary fitness
C. aerobic power
D. VO2max
E. All of the Above correct answers E. All of the Above
T-F In general, a person's resting metabolic rate is equivalent to 3.5 mL/kg/min correct answers
True
TrueHow many minutes/week of moderate-intensity physical activity are recommended for CHD
Risk Reduction?
A. 90 mins/week
B. 105 mins/week
C. 120 mins/week
D. 150 mins/week
E. 210 mins/week correct answers D. 150 mins/week
Research suggests that there is a lower incidence of _____ with regular participation in physical
activity (above the threshold suggested from 2008/2018 federal guidelines) and for those who
exhibit a higher level of aerobic fitness.
A. TB
B. influenza
C. accidents
D. all-cause mortality
E. none correct answers D. all-cause mortality
