TEST BANK for Health Promotion throughout the life span 8th edition by Carole Edelman all chapters 1-25 covered

TEST BANK
Health Promotion throughout the life
span 8th edition by Carole Edelman
all chapters 1-25 covered

,TESTWBANK:WEdelman:WHealthWPromotionWThroughoutWtheWLifeWSpan,W8thWEdition


Contents
ModuleW1:WFoundationsWforWHealthWPromotion
ChapterW1WHealthWDefined:WObjectivesWforWPromotionWandWPrevention
W ChapterW2WEmergingWPopulationsWandWHealth

ChapterW3WHealthWPolicyWandWtheWDeliveryWSystemW Cha
pterW4WTheWTherapeuticWRelationship
ChapterW5WEthicalWIssuesWRelevantWtoWHealthWPromoti
onW ModuleW2:WAssessmentWforWHealthWPromotionW
ChapterW6WHealthWPromotionWandWtheWIndividualW Cha
pterW7WHealthWPromotionWandWtheWFamily
ChapterW8WHealthWPromotionWandWtheWCommuni
tyW ModuleW3:WInterventionsWforWHealthWPromoti
onW ChapterW9WScreening
ChapterW10WHealthWEducation
ChapterW11WNutritionWCounselingWforWHealthWPromotion
W ChapterW12WExercise

ChapterW13WStressWManagementW Cha
pterW14WHolisticWHealthWStrategies
ModuleW4:WApplicationWofWHealthWPromotion
ChapterW15WOverviewWofWGrowthWandWDevelopmentWFrameworkW Cha
pterW16WTheWPrenatalWPeriod
ChapterW17WInfant
ChapterW18WToddlerW Chapt
erW19WPreschoolWChild
ChapterW20WSchool-
AgeWChildW ChapterW21WAdole
scentW ChapterW22WYoungWAd
ultW ChapterW23WMiddle-
AgeWAdultW ChapterW24WOlderW
Adult
ModuleW5:WChallengesWinWtheWTwenty-FirstWCentury
ChapterW25WHealthWPromotionWforWtheWTwenty-FirstWCentury:WThroughoutWtheWLifeWSpanWand
WWThroughoutWtheWWorldW

,ChapterW01:WHealthWDefined:WObjectivesWforWPromotionWandWPreventi
onW Edelman:WHealthWPromotionWThroughoutWtheWLifeWSpan,W8thWEditi
on

MULTIPLEWCHOICE

1. WhichWmodelWofWhealthWisWmostWlikelyWusedWbyWaWpersonWwhoWdoesWnotWbelieveWinWpreventiveWhealthWcare?
a. ClinicalWmodel
b. RoleWperformanceWmodel
c. AdaptiveWmodel
d. EudaimonisticWmodel


ANS:WW A
TheWclinicalWmodelWofWhealthWviewsWtheWabsenceWofWsignsWandWsymptomsWofWdiseaseWasWindicativeWofWheal
th.WPeopleW whoWuseWthisWmodelWwaitWuntilWtheyWareWveryWsickWtoWseekWcare.

DIF: CognitiveWLevel:WRememberW(Knowledge) REF: p.W3

2. AWpersonWwithWchronicWbackWpainWisWcaredWforWbyWherWprimaryWcareWproviderWasWwellWas
WreceivesW acupuncture.WWhichWmodelWofWhealthWdoesWthisWpersonWlikelyWfavor?

a. ClinicalWmodel
b. RoleWperformanceWmodel
c. AdaptiveWmodel
d. EudaimonisticWmodel


ANS:WW D
TheWeudaimonisticWmodelWembodiesWtheWinteractionWandWinterrelationshipsWamongWphysical,Wsocial,Wpsychol
ogical,W andWspiritualWaspectsWofWlifeWandWtheWenvironmentWinWgoalWattainmentWandWcreatingWmeaningWinWlif
e.WPractitionersW whoWpracticeWtheWclinicalWmodelWmayWnotWbeWenoughWforWsomeoneWwhoWbelievesWinWtheW
eudaimonisticWmodel.WThoseW whoWbelieveWinWtheWeudaimonisticWmodelWoftenWlookWforWalternativeWproviders
WofWcare.



DIF: CognitiveWLevel:WApplyW(Application) REF: p.W3

3. AWstateWofWphysical,Wmental,Wspiritual,WandWsocialWfunctioningWthatWrealizesWaWperson’sWpotenti
alWandWisW experiencedWwithinWaWdevelopmentalWcontextWisWknownWas:
a. growthWandWdevelopment.
b. health.
c. functioning.
d. high-levelWwellness.


ANS:WW B
HealthWisWdefinedWasWaWstateWofWphysical,Wmental,Wspiritual,WandWsocialWfunctioningWthatWrealizesWaWperson’
sWpotentialW andWisWexperiencedWwithinWaWdevelopmentalWcontext.

DIF: CognitiveWLevel:WRememberW(Knowledge) REF: p.W5

4. WhichWofWtheWfollowingWbestWdescribesWaWclientWwhoWhasWanWillness?
a. SomeoneWwhoWhasWwell-controlledWdiabetes
b. SomeoneWwithWhypercholesterolemia
c. SomeoneWwithWaWheadache
d. SomeoneWwithWcoronaryWarteryWdiseaseWwith


outW anginaWANS:W C

, SomeoneWwithWaWheadacheWrepresentsWaWpersonWwithWanWillness.WAnWillnessWisWmadeWupWofWtheWsubjectiveW
experienceW ofWtheWindividualWandWtheWphysicalWmanifestationWofWdisease.WItWcanWbeWdescribedWasWaWrespo
nseWcharacterizedWbyWaW mismatchWbetweenWaWperson’sWneedsWandWtheWresourcesWavailableWtoWmeetWthos
eWneeds.WAWpersonWcanWhaveWaWdiseaseW withoutWfeelingWill.WTheWotherWchoicesWrepresentWdisease.

DIF: CognitiveWLevel:WAnalyzeW(Analysis) REF: p.W6

5. WhichWUSWreportWisWconsideredWaWlandmarkWdocumentWinWcreatingWaWglobalWapproachWtoWhealth?
a. TheW1990WHealthWObjectivesWforWtheWNation:WAWMidcourseWReview
b. HealthyWPeopleW2020
c. HealthyWPeopleW2000
d. TheWU.S.WSurgeonWGeneralWReport


ANS:WW C
HealthyWPeopleW2000WandWitsWMidcourseWReviewWandW1995WRevisionsWwereWlandmarkWdocumentsWinWwhich
WaW consortiumWofWpeopleWrepresentingWnationalWorganizationsWworkedWwithWUSWPublicWHealthWServiceWoffi

cialsWtoW createWaWmoreWglobalWapproachWtoWhealth.

DIF: CognitiveWLevel:WRememberW(Knowledge) REF: p.W6

6. WhichWofWtheWfollowingWrepresentsWaWmethodWofWprimaryWprevention?
a. InformationalWsessionWaboutWhealthyWlifestyles
b. BloodWpressureWscreening
c. InterventionalWcardiacWcatheterization
d. DiagnosticWcardiacWcatheterization


ANS:WW A
PrimaryWpreventionWprecedesWdiseaseWorWdysfunction.WItWincludesWhealthWpromotionWandWspecificWprotectionWa
ndW encouragesWincreasedWawareness;Wthus,WeducationWaboutWhealthyWlifestylesWfitsWthisWdefinition.WBloodWpre
ssureW screeningWdoesWnotWpreventWdisease,WbutWinsteadWidentifiesWit.

DIF: CognitiveWLevel:WApplyW(Application) REF: p.W11

7. WhichWofWtheWfollowingWrepresentsWaWmethodWofWsecondaryWprevention?
a. Self–breastWexaminationWeducation
b. YearlyWmammograms
c. ChemotherapyWforWadvancedWbreastWcancer
d. CompleteWmastectomyWforWbreastWcancer


ANS:WW B
ScreeningWisWsecondaryWpreventionWbecauseWtheWprincipalWgoalWofWscreeningsWisWtoWidentifyWindividualsWinW
anWearly,W detectableWstageWofWtheWdiseaseWprocess.WAWmammogramWisWaWscreeningWtoolWforWbreastWcanc
erWandWthusWisW consideredWaWmethodWofWsecondaryWprevention.

DIF: CognitiveWLevel:WApplyW(Application) REF: p.W15

8. WhichWofWtheWfollowingWrepresentsWaWmethodWofWtertiaryWprevention?
a. DrunkWdrivingWcampaign
b. RoadWblocksWforWdrunkWdriving
c. EmergencyWsurgeryWforWheadWtraumaWafterWaWmotorWvehicleWaccident
d. PhysicalWandWoccupationalWtherapyWafterWaWmotorWvehicleWaccidentWwith


WheadW traumaWANS:W D