H 312 GRADE A Q&A
Which of the following statements is true, according to the assigned article written by
Nancy Kass? - (correct answer)An ethics analysis should still be conducted, even if
public health and political goals do not align.
Cultural, political, policy, economic systems, social capital, genetics are all considered to
be.... - (correct answer)Determinants of health
A group of people with certain characteristics that cause them to be at greater risk of
having poor health outcomes. - (correct answer)Vulnerable populations
Regulations that create barriers to HIV testing might be an example of which level of the
Socioecologic Model? - (correct answer)Policy
A local high school parent/teacher association recognized the increased rates of
sexually transmitted infections within their state and decided to implement a
comprehensive sexual education program that has been shown to be effective in many
other communities. This is an example of - (correct answer)a community-level
prevention effort.
A risk factor - (correct answer)is any action or circumstance that would increase
susceptibility to diseases.
Progression along the HIV care continuum (from diagnosis to receipt of care to retention
in care to viral suppression) follows a straight line (i.e., no differences in percentages
along the continuum). - (correct answer)false
Health promotion means the process of enabling people to increase control over and to
improve their health. - (correct answer)true
Which statement(s) is(are) correct, according to the article by Nancy Kass in "An Ethics
Framework for Public Health"? - (correct answer)the strength of evidence needed to
, show the potential effectiveness of a public health program depends on the burdens
associated with the program.
an ethical public health program is one that accounts for the burden the program may
have on its recipients.
an ethical public health program is one that accounts for a fair distribution of the
benefits of the program across a population.
ALL
__________, not treatment, is the least expensive and most effective way to reduce the
spread of HIV/AIDS. - (correct answer)prevention
The focus of public health is on prevention of disease (vs.
treatment) and reduction of health inequalities in populations (vs.
individuals).
CH1, In Ancient Egypt, having an STI was thought to be due to poor hygiene - (correct
answer)true
Through 2014 in the United States, which category of female exposure accounts for the
most AIDS cases? - (correct answer)Heterosexual contact
In 1982, AIDS was considered a single disease that caused deficiency in the immune
system. - (correct answer)False
Even though the number of new infections are falling, which of the following is/are an
issue of concern? - (correct answer)Providing treatment
Ensuring decreasing trends are maintained
Which of the following statements is true, according to the assigned article written by
Nancy Kass? - (correct answer)An ethics analysis should still be conducted, even if
public health and political goals do not align.
Cultural, political, policy, economic systems, social capital, genetics are all considered to
be.... - (correct answer)Determinants of health
A group of people with certain characteristics that cause them to be at greater risk of
having poor health outcomes. - (correct answer)Vulnerable populations
Regulations that create barriers to HIV testing might be an example of which level of the
Socioecologic Model? - (correct answer)Policy
A local high school parent/teacher association recognized the increased rates of
sexually transmitted infections within their state and decided to implement a
comprehensive sexual education program that has been shown to be effective in many
other communities. This is an example of - (correct answer)a community-level
prevention effort.
A risk factor - (correct answer)is any action or circumstance that would increase
susceptibility to diseases.
Progression along the HIV care continuum (from diagnosis to receipt of care to retention
in care to viral suppression) follows a straight line (i.e., no differences in percentages
along the continuum). - (correct answer)false
Health promotion means the process of enabling people to increase control over and to
improve their health. - (correct answer)true
Which statement(s) is(are) correct, according to the article by Nancy Kass in "An Ethics
Framework for Public Health"? - (correct answer)the strength of evidence needed to
, show the potential effectiveness of a public health program depends on the burdens
associated with the program.
an ethical public health program is one that accounts for the burden the program may
have on its recipients.
an ethical public health program is one that accounts for a fair distribution of the
benefits of the program across a population.
ALL
__________, not treatment, is the least expensive and most effective way to reduce the
spread of HIV/AIDS. - (correct answer)prevention
The focus of public health is on prevention of disease (vs.
treatment) and reduction of health inequalities in populations (vs.
individuals).
CH1, In Ancient Egypt, having an STI was thought to be due to poor hygiene - (correct
answer)true
Through 2014 in the United States, which category of female exposure accounts for the
most AIDS cases? - (correct answer)Heterosexual contact
In 1982, AIDS was considered a single disease that caused deficiency in the immune
system. - (correct answer)False
Even though the number of new infections are falling, which of the following is/are an
issue of concern? - (correct answer)Providing treatment
Ensuring decreasing trends are maintained
