Global Health | Final Exam Review Set 1 Questions and Answers with
100% Correct Answers | Latest Version
Question 1.
What is primary care?
Correct Answer: - basic level of health care
- contiunal access to HC, regardless of person's stage of development or level of
income
- not only for one health care system
Question 2.
List 3 things about the history of primary health care.
Correct Answer: - supply is controlled by the AMA
- managed care
- fees for services caused gate keepers to care and gave doctors incentive not to
refer to specialst and not to overspend
Question 3.
What are 4 components of primary health care?
Correct Answer: - wellness checkups
- vaccine programs
- timely diganosis
- maternal and child health
Question 4.
What are 3 benefits of primary care?
Correct Answer: - promotes prevention
- less costly than hospitals
Question 5.
What are 3 negatives of primary care?
Correct Answer: - one of the first things to get cut by the government even
though they are cost effective
- docs can be hostile towards evaluation
- local governments and individuals pay for PHC
Question 6.
How can primary health care be supported?
Correct Answer: - adequate geographical distribution in communities and staff
- must balance cost with care
, Question 7.
What is the Alma-Ata Declaration?
Correct Answer: - promotes concept of PHC
- exchanges experiences and info
- evaluates resources and different cultural settings
Question 8.
Define infection.
Correct Answer: - growth of microorganisms in the host
Question 9.
- pathogens- virus, bacteria, fungi, protzoa and parastic worms
Correct Answer:
Question 10.
Define zoonotic diseaes.
Correct Answer: - transmitted from animals to humans
- 75% of emerging and reemerging infectious disease are zoonotic
Question 11.
True or False. Humans are host to 100 trillion microorganisms
Correct Answer: - true
Question 12.
What is one example on how to prevent malaria?
Correct Answer: - vector control
Question 13.
What is maternal health?
Correct Answer: - health of women throughout life cycle with focus on
childbearing years
Question 14.
Why is maternal health important?
Correct Answer: - over next 20 years number of women of child bearing age will
double in developing world
Question 15.
What are 5 maternal issues?
Correct Answer: - femal genital mutilation
100% Correct Answers | Latest Version
Question 1.
What is primary care?
Correct Answer: - basic level of health care
- contiunal access to HC, regardless of person's stage of development or level of
income
- not only for one health care system
Question 2.
List 3 things about the history of primary health care.
Correct Answer: - supply is controlled by the AMA
- managed care
- fees for services caused gate keepers to care and gave doctors incentive not to
refer to specialst and not to overspend
Question 3.
What are 4 components of primary health care?
Correct Answer: - wellness checkups
- vaccine programs
- timely diganosis
- maternal and child health
Question 4.
What are 3 benefits of primary care?
Correct Answer: - promotes prevention
- less costly than hospitals
Question 5.
What are 3 negatives of primary care?
Correct Answer: - one of the first things to get cut by the government even
though they are cost effective
- docs can be hostile towards evaluation
- local governments and individuals pay for PHC
Question 6.
How can primary health care be supported?
Correct Answer: - adequate geographical distribution in communities and staff
- must balance cost with care
, Question 7.
What is the Alma-Ata Declaration?
Correct Answer: - promotes concept of PHC
- exchanges experiences and info
- evaluates resources and different cultural settings
Question 8.
Define infection.
Correct Answer: - growth of microorganisms in the host
Question 9.
- pathogens- virus, bacteria, fungi, protzoa and parastic worms
Correct Answer:
Question 10.
Define zoonotic diseaes.
Correct Answer: - transmitted from animals to humans
- 75% of emerging and reemerging infectious disease are zoonotic
Question 11.
True or False. Humans are host to 100 trillion microorganisms
Correct Answer: - true
Question 12.
What is one example on how to prevent malaria?
Correct Answer: - vector control
Question 13.
What is maternal health?
Correct Answer: - health of women throughout life cycle with focus on
childbearing years
Question 14.
Why is maternal health important?
Correct Answer: - over next 20 years number of women of child bearing age will
double in developing world
Question 15.
What are 5 maternal issues?
Correct Answer: - femal genital mutilation
