CHES EXAM PRACTICE QUESTIONS
2024/2025 |GUARANTEED PASS
What is the name of the planning model that utilizes five phases (goals selection,
intervention planning, program development, implementation preparations, and
evaluation)?
A. CDCynergy
B. MATCH
C. PRECEDE-PROCEED
D. Social marketing - Accurate Answers✔✔✔ B. MATCH
Which of the following would be an example of a learning objective?
A. Participants will reduce the risk factors for heart disease
B. Participants will be able to reduce total fat intake by 25% by the end of the
nutrition program
C. Within six months, 50% of participants will have lowered their total serum
cholesterol by at least 30 points
D. The participant will be able to identify three sources of saturated fat in the diet -
Accurate Answers✔✔✔ D. The participant will be able to identify three sources of
saturated fat in the diet
The statement "The city will have a 10% reduction in the number of days with
poor air quality" is an example of:
A. Environmental objective
,B. Ecological objective
C. Behavioral objective
D. Administrative objective - Accurate Answers✔✔✔ A. Environmental objective
Obesity has been identified during a needs assessment in a rural area where there is
a high percentage of families that use food stamp benefits. Which of the following
would not be the most effective component of the health education plan in terms of
implementation?
A. Organize a community weight loss competition with monetary incentives, such
as gift cards to local grocery stores
B. Provide free seminars in supermarkets to teach residents how to plan healthful
meals on a budget
C. Encourage residents to join the local health club
D. Work with the school to encourage a healthy exercise competition by rewarding
the classroom with the most minutes of exercise in a given period with a special
prize - Accurate Answers✔✔✔ C. Encourage residents to join the local health club
Developing a community garden in a local park would be most effective in what
setting?
A. University
B. Town
C. Place of business
D. Health clinic - Accurate Answers✔✔✔ B. Town
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 information and identify issues, concerns,
or strengths by posing specific questions to be discussed using a small group 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 - Accurate
Answers✔✔✔ 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
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. United States Census Bureau - Accurate Answers✔✔✔ A. Observation
When identifying 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 - Accurate Answers✔✔✔ D. Biological
factors such as genetics
What is the final step in the needs assessment process?
A. Validating the needs that have been identified
B. Identifying gaps in healthcare services
C. Data analysis
D. Conduct a resource inventory - Accurate Answers✔✔✔ A. Validating the needs
that have been identified
Which of the following would be the most expensive survey method to use for data
collection?
A. Telephone
B. Mail
C. Face-to-face
D. Internet - Accurate Answers✔✔✔ C. Face-to-face
What is the name of the term that measures an outcome that is designed to identify
the rate of occurrence of an issue?
A. Pretest
B. Clinical indicator
C. Validation
D. Resource inventory - Accurate Answers✔✔✔ B. Clinical indicator
2024/2025 |GUARANTEED PASS
What is the name of the planning model that utilizes five phases (goals selection,
intervention planning, program development, implementation preparations, and
evaluation)?
A. CDCynergy
B. MATCH
C. PRECEDE-PROCEED
D. Social marketing - Accurate Answers✔✔✔ B. MATCH
Which of the following would be an example of a learning objective?
A. Participants will reduce the risk factors for heart disease
B. Participants will be able to reduce total fat intake by 25% by the end of the
nutrition program
C. Within six months, 50% of participants will have lowered their total serum
cholesterol by at least 30 points
D. The participant will be able to identify three sources of saturated fat in the diet -
Accurate Answers✔✔✔ D. The participant will be able to identify three sources of
saturated fat in the diet
The statement "The city will have a 10% reduction in the number of days with
poor air quality" is an example of:
A. Environmental objective
,B. Ecological objective
C. Behavioral objective
D. Administrative objective - Accurate Answers✔✔✔ A. Environmental objective
Obesity has been identified during a needs assessment in a rural area where there is
a high percentage of families that use food stamp benefits. Which of the following
would not be the most effective component of the health education plan in terms of
implementation?
A. Organize a community weight loss competition with monetary incentives, such
as gift cards to local grocery stores
B. Provide free seminars in supermarkets to teach residents how to plan healthful
meals on a budget
C. Encourage residents to join the local health club
D. Work with the school to encourage a healthy exercise competition by rewarding
the classroom with the most minutes of exercise in a given period with a special
prize - Accurate Answers✔✔✔ C. Encourage residents to join the local health club
Developing a community garden in a local park would be most effective in what
setting?
A. University
B. Town
C. Place of business
D. Health clinic - Accurate Answers✔✔✔ B. Town
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 information and identify issues, concerns,
or strengths by posing specific questions to be discussed using a small group 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 - Accurate
Answers✔✔✔ 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
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. United States Census Bureau - Accurate Answers✔✔✔ A. Observation
When identifying 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 - Accurate Answers✔✔✔ D. Biological
factors such as genetics
What is the final step in the needs assessment process?
A. Validating the needs that have been identified
B. Identifying gaps in healthcare services
C. Data analysis
D. Conduct a resource inventory - Accurate Answers✔✔✔ A. Validating the needs
that have been identified
Which of the following would be the most expensive survey method to use for data
collection?
A. Telephone
B. Mail
C. Face-to-face
D. Internet - Accurate Answers✔✔✔ C. Face-to-face
What is the name of the term that measures an outcome that is designed to identify
the rate of occurrence of an issue?
A. Pretest
B. Clinical indicator
C. Validation
D. Resource inventory - Accurate Answers✔✔✔ B. Clinical indicator
