CHES EXAM 50 ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED ANSWERS|BRAND NEW 2026-2027
UPDATE|GRADED A+
Question 1
Which of the following is not a true statement about the use of focus groups in the
development of a needs assessment survey ?
a) A focus group is a good way to obtain info & ID issues, concerns, or strengths by posing
specific questions to be discussed using a small grp of people
b) A focus group should consist of a mixed group of people in order to get a variety of
opinions concerning specific questions to be discussed
c)The facilitator of the focus group should try to keep the conversation on topic by gently
veering back to the question at hand but should try to let the participants speak freely
d) After the focus group is finished, the information should be compiled based on the
answers to the questions and categorized within each question.
CORRECT ANSWER
B) A focus group should consist of a mixed group of people in order to get a variety of
opinions
Question 2
When collecting health-related data, sources of secondary data include all of the following
except:
a) Observation
b) Vital records
c) Peer-reviewed journals
d) US Census Bureau
CORRECT ANSWER
a) Observation
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,Question 3
When IDing factors that influence health, addressing which of the following factors would
be least likely to make a large impact on the overall health of a community ?
a) Lifestyle factors such as smoking
b) Environmental factors such as access to affordable food
c) Psychosocial factors such as social supports
d) Biological factors such as genetics
CORRECT ANSWER
D) Biological factors such as genetics
Question 4
What is the final step in the needs assessment process ?
a) Validating the needs that have been IDed
b) IDing gaps in healthcare svcs
c) Data analysis
d) Conduct a resource inventory
CORRECT ANSWER
A) Validating the needs that have been IDed
Question 5
Which of the following would be the most expensive survey method to use for data
collection ?
a) Telephone
b) Mail
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, c) Face to face
d) Internet
CORRECT ANSWER
C) Face to face
Question 6
What is the name of the term that measures an outcome that is designed to ID the rate of
occurrence of an issue ?
a) Validation
b) Clinical indicator
c) Pretest
d) Resource inventory
CORRECT ANSWER
B) Clinical indicator
Question 7
Once a specific population has been IDed through the needs assessment for health
education, what would be one of the next in the planning process ?
a) Approach local leaders and community groups to obtain support for the project
b) Begin to advertise the program to the specific population will be targeted toward
c) Develop learning objectives
d) ID educational strategies that will be used such as workshops or seminars
CORRECT ANSWER
A) Approach local leaders & community groups to obtain support for the project
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VERIFIED ANSWERS|BRAND NEW 2026-2027
UPDATE|GRADED A+
Question 1
Which of the following is not a true statement about the use of focus groups in the
development of a needs assessment survey ?
a) A focus group is a good way to obtain info & ID issues, concerns, or strengths by posing
specific questions to be discussed using a small grp of people
b) A focus group should consist of a mixed group of people in order to get a variety of
opinions concerning specific questions to be discussed
c)The facilitator of the focus group should try to keep the conversation on topic by gently
veering back to the question at hand but should try to let the participants speak freely
d) After the focus group is finished, the information should be compiled based on the
answers to the questions and categorized within each question.
CORRECT ANSWER
B) A focus group should consist of a mixed group of people in order to get a variety of
opinions
Question 2
When collecting health-related data, sources of secondary data include all of the following
except:
a) Observation
b) Vital records
c) Peer-reviewed journals
d) US Census Bureau
CORRECT ANSWER
a) Observation
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,Question 3
When IDing factors that influence health, addressing which of the following factors would
be least likely to make a large impact on the overall health of a community ?
a) Lifestyle factors such as smoking
b) Environmental factors such as access to affordable food
c) Psychosocial factors such as social supports
d) Biological factors such as genetics
CORRECT ANSWER
D) Biological factors such as genetics
Question 4
What is the final step in the needs assessment process ?
a) Validating the needs that have been IDed
b) IDing gaps in healthcare svcs
c) Data analysis
d) Conduct a resource inventory
CORRECT ANSWER
A) Validating the needs that have been IDed
Question 5
Which of the following would be the most expensive survey method to use for data
collection ?
a) Telephone
b) Mail
2
, c) Face to face
d) Internet
CORRECT ANSWER
C) Face to face
Question 6
What is the name of the term that measures an outcome that is designed to ID the rate of
occurrence of an issue ?
a) Validation
b) Clinical indicator
c) Pretest
d) Resource inventory
CORRECT ANSWER
B) Clinical indicator
Question 7
Once a specific population has been IDed through the needs assessment for health
education, what would be one of the next in the planning process ?
a) Approach local leaders and community groups to obtain support for the project
b) Begin to advertise the program to the specific population will be targeted toward
c) Develop learning objectives
d) ID educational strategies that will be used such as workshops or seminars
CORRECT ANSWER
A) Approach local leaders & community groups to obtain support for the project
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