HEALTH EDUCATION AND HEALTH
PROMOTION STRATEGY CERTIFICATION
EVALUATION 2026 EXAM Q&A STUDY
SHEET
◉Six Dimensions of Wellness. Answer: — Physical, emotional, social,
intellectual, spiritual, and occupational aspects that contribute to
overall wellbeing.
◉Social Determinants of Health. Answer: — Environmental and
social conditions that influence health such as housing, income,
education, and access to care.
◉Health Education. Answer: — Planned learning experiences
designed to influence knowledge, attitudes, skills, and behaviors.
◉Health Promotion. Answer: — A broader approach to improving
health that includes education, policy change, environmental
change, organizational strategies, and advocacy.
, ◉Primordial Prevention. Answer: — Prevents risk factors from
developing (example: smoke free policies).
◉Primary Prevention. Answer: — Prevents disease before it occurs
(examples: vaccinations, nutrition education, physical activity
promotion).
◉Secondary Prevention. Answer: — Focuses on early detection and
treatment (examples: screenings and diagnostic tests).
◉Tertiary Prevention. Answer: — Reduces complications after a
disease is diagnosed (examples: rehabilitation and chronic disease
management).
◉Needs Assessment. Answer: — A systematic process used to
identify and analyze community health problems and determine
priorities.
◉Reasons for Conducting a Needs Assessment. Answer: — Identify
community needs, prioritize health issues, allocate resources, and
guide program development.
◉Primary Data. Answer: — Data collected directly from a
population through surveys, interviews, or observations.
PROMOTION STRATEGY CERTIFICATION
EVALUATION 2026 EXAM Q&A STUDY
SHEET
◉Six Dimensions of Wellness. Answer: — Physical, emotional, social,
intellectual, spiritual, and occupational aspects that contribute to
overall wellbeing.
◉Social Determinants of Health. Answer: — Environmental and
social conditions that influence health such as housing, income,
education, and access to care.
◉Health Education. Answer: — Planned learning experiences
designed to influence knowledge, attitudes, skills, and behaviors.
◉Health Promotion. Answer: — A broader approach to improving
health that includes education, policy change, environmental
change, organizational strategies, and advocacy.
, ◉Primordial Prevention. Answer: — Prevents risk factors from
developing (example: smoke free policies).
◉Primary Prevention. Answer: — Prevents disease before it occurs
(examples: vaccinations, nutrition education, physical activity
promotion).
◉Secondary Prevention. Answer: — Focuses on early detection and
treatment (examples: screenings and diagnostic tests).
◉Tertiary Prevention. Answer: — Reduces complications after a
disease is diagnosed (examples: rehabilitation and chronic disease
management).
◉Needs Assessment. Answer: — A systematic process used to
identify and analyze community health problems and determine
priorities.
◉Reasons for Conducting a Needs Assessment. Answer: — Identify
community needs, prioritize health issues, allocate resources, and
guide program development.
◉Primary Data. Answer: — Data collected directly from a
population through surveys, interviews, or observations.
