HSA 3111 ANSWERS AND QUESTIONS SET A+
✔✔Which of the following causes more preventable deaths and diseases than any other
behavioral risk factor? - ✔✔Tobacco use
✔✔Which of the following is NOT one of the four leading behavioral risk factors that
lead to death? - ✔✔Lack of seatbelt use
✔✔Which of the following IS NOT a characteristic of the chronic care model of health
behavior change? - ✔✔Reactive
✔✔Binge drinking for men is defined as having at least how many drinks on a single
occasion? - ✔✔5
✔✔In 2011, what percentage of adults engaged in at least 75 minutes per week of
moderate-to-vigorous aerobic exercise, a proportion that meets Healthy People 2020
guidelines for recommended physical activity among adults? - ✔✔48%
✔✔Approximately what percentage of American adults are either overweight or obese?
- ✔✔70%
✔✔Which of the following is NOT a risk factor for childhood obesity? - ✔✔Middle-class
background
✔✔Which of the following is an example of a "midstream" intervention for behavior
change? - ✔✔Worksite wellness seminar on proper nutrition and regualr exercise
✔✔Mark, a friend of yours, has recently begun talking about quitting smoking. He has
spoken with his doctor and is gathering information from some of his friends who have
successfully quit. He plans on actually quitting in about 3 months, right after the holiday
season. Which stage of the stages-of-change model of health behavior change is Mark
currently in? - ✔✔Contemplation
, ✔✔Which learning theory emphasizes interactions between internal and external
environmental influences on behavior and is the dominant model for effective cognitive-
behavioral health behavior change interventions? - ✔✔Social learning theory
✔✔Which of the following is NOT eligible for Medicare? - ✔✔A young family with low
income and children
✔✔Which of the following is the best example of a social health need? -
✔✔Homelessness
✔✔According to the 2010 National Health Interview Survey, approximately what
percentage of U.S. adults had two to three concurrent chronic conditions? - ✔✔20%
✔✔In 2030, when the entire baby boom generation will have turned 65, seniors will
make up approximately what proportion of the population? - ✔✔1/4
✔✔Which of the following are the core providers to America's sickest, poorest, and most
able populations? - ✔✔Public hospitals
✔✔Your mother complains because she has to drive "all over town" to various doctors
and specialists to manage her health, which requires that she take several days off from
work instead of just one. This barrier to her health care is known as which of the
following? - ✔✔Fragmentation
✔✔Before discharging a patient from the hospital, a nurse provides detailed instructions
to the patient on how to change a wound dressing himself at home. The nurse
demonstrates the task and has the patient practice it before discharge. Which delivery
strategy is the nurse primarily using here? - ✔✔Patient engagement
✔✔Even with the Affordable Care Act in place, approximately how many people
currently residing in the U.S. are expected to remain without health insurance? - ✔✔24
million
✔✔To qualify as a federally qualified health center, a safety-net provider must meet
which of the following criteria EXCEPT: - ✔✔Serve clients who are at or below the
federal poverty level
✔✔Based on poverty statistics, which of the following is at the greatest risk of being in
poverty? - ✔✔10-year-old African American boy
✔✔ A large health care system in the U.S. has established a program of tracking,
evaluating, addressing, and preventing medical errors by its providers. This measure is
most directly related to improving which aspect of the health care system? - ✔✔Quality
✔✔Which of the following causes more preventable deaths and diseases than any other
behavioral risk factor? - ✔✔Tobacco use
✔✔Which of the following is NOT one of the four leading behavioral risk factors that
lead to death? - ✔✔Lack of seatbelt use
✔✔Which of the following IS NOT a characteristic of the chronic care model of health
behavior change? - ✔✔Reactive
✔✔Binge drinking for men is defined as having at least how many drinks on a single
occasion? - ✔✔5
✔✔In 2011, what percentage of adults engaged in at least 75 minutes per week of
moderate-to-vigorous aerobic exercise, a proportion that meets Healthy People 2020
guidelines for recommended physical activity among adults? - ✔✔48%
✔✔Approximately what percentage of American adults are either overweight or obese?
- ✔✔70%
✔✔Which of the following is NOT a risk factor for childhood obesity? - ✔✔Middle-class
background
✔✔Which of the following is an example of a "midstream" intervention for behavior
change? - ✔✔Worksite wellness seminar on proper nutrition and regualr exercise
✔✔Mark, a friend of yours, has recently begun talking about quitting smoking. He has
spoken with his doctor and is gathering information from some of his friends who have
successfully quit. He plans on actually quitting in about 3 months, right after the holiday
season. Which stage of the stages-of-change model of health behavior change is Mark
currently in? - ✔✔Contemplation
, ✔✔Which learning theory emphasizes interactions between internal and external
environmental influences on behavior and is the dominant model for effective cognitive-
behavioral health behavior change interventions? - ✔✔Social learning theory
✔✔Which of the following is NOT eligible for Medicare? - ✔✔A young family with low
income and children
✔✔Which of the following is the best example of a social health need? -
✔✔Homelessness
✔✔According to the 2010 National Health Interview Survey, approximately what
percentage of U.S. adults had two to three concurrent chronic conditions? - ✔✔20%
✔✔In 2030, when the entire baby boom generation will have turned 65, seniors will
make up approximately what proportion of the population? - ✔✔1/4
✔✔Which of the following are the core providers to America's sickest, poorest, and most
able populations? - ✔✔Public hospitals
✔✔Your mother complains because she has to drive "all over town" to various doctors
and specialists to manage her health, which requires that she take several days off from
work instead of just one. This barrier to her health care is known as which of the
following? - ✔✔Fragmentation
✔✔Before discharging a patient from the hospital, a nurse provides detailed instructions
to the patient on how to change a wound dressing himself at home. The nurse
demonstrates the task and has the patient practice it before discharge. Which delivery
strategy is the nurse primarily using here? - ✔✔Patient engagement
✔✔Even with the Affordable Care Act in place, approximately how many people
currently residing in the U.S. are expected to remain without health insurance? - ✔✔24
million
✔✔To qualify as a federally qualified health center, a safety-net provider must meet
which of the following criteria EXCEPT: - ✔✔Serve clients who are at or below the
federal poverty level
✔✔Based on poverty statistics, which of the following is at the greatest risk of being in
poverty? - ✔✔10-year-old African American boy
✔✔ A large health care system in the U.S. has established a program of tracking,
evaluating, addressing, and preventing medical errors by its providers. This measure is
most directly related to improving which aspect of the health care system? - ✔✔Quality
