MHA 707 Module A test questions and answers A+
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1. Health Care Systems •All persons,
institutions, and
processes support-
ing diagnosis,
treatment or
mitigation of health
problems
• For legitimized
patients by
appropriate providers
2. •Definitions of health problems (e.g., What are the ditterent
obesity)
vari- ations of
• Diagnosis & treatment models
healthcare sys- tems?
• Social position, training, and authority
of healers "Complete physical,
men- tal, and social
3. Health
well-being not merely
Other Definitions of health: the absence of
disease or infirmity"
"the ability to conduct a life that is as (WHO, 1948)
socially and economically rewarding
as available physical and financial resources will allow" This is the
definition of...
([ABIM] Conference,
1981)
"the condition of being sound in body, mind, and spirit,
especially free of
disease or infirmity." (Webster's, 2019)
4. •Genetic inheritance - also epigenetics (gene- environ-
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,MHA 707 Module A test questions and answers A+
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mental interactions) What are the
• Physical environment - ex: exposures, determinants of health?
housing, avail- ability of healthy foods
• Social & economic environment - ex:
education, in- come, employment,
community, social support and culture
• Health behavior - ex: exercise, smoking,
diet (often
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shaped by the preceding)
• Health care - accessible, affordable,
quality and ade- quate intensity
5. Health Behavior •Behavior that attects
health, usually negatively
• Implicated in most
"lead- ing causes of
death" in the United
States
• Heart disease,
cancer, stroke,
respiratory dis-
eases, etc.
• Common
target for health
improvement ef-
forts
• Healthy People
2020
6. •Smoking, alcohol/drug abuse, diet, lack of exercise What are
some examples
of health behavior?
7. allopathic medicine Western
medicine is
also called
after the medical
faction (al- lopath) that
gained dom- inance in
3/
17
rated updated to pass
1. Health Care Systems •All persons,
institutions, and
processes support-
ing diagnosis,
treatment or
mitigation of health
problems
• For legitimized
patients by
appropriate providers
2. •Definitions of health problems (e.g., What are the ditterent
obesity)
vari- ations of
• Diagnosis & treatment models
healthcare sys- tems?
• Social position, training, and authority
of healers "Complete physical,
men- tal, and social
3. Health
well-being not merely
Other Definitions of health: the absence of
disease or infirmity"
"the ability to conduct a life that is as (WHO, 1948)
socially and economically rewarding
as available physical and financial resources will allow" This is the
definition of...
([ABIM] Conference,
1981)
"the condition of being sound in body, mind, and spirit,
especially free of
disease or infirmity." (Webster's, 2019)
4. •Genetic inheritance - also epigenetics (gene- environ-
1/
17
,MHA 707 Module A test questions and answers A+
rated updated to pass
mental interactions) What are the
• Physical environment - ex: exposures, determinants of health?
housing, avail- ability of healthy foods
• Social & economic environment - ex:
education, in- come, employment,
community, social support and culture
• Health behavior - ex: exercise, smoking,
diet (often
2/
17
, MHA 707 Module A test questions and answers A+
rated updated to pass
shaped by the preceding)
• Health care - accessible, affordable,
quality and ade- quate intensity
5. Health Behavior •Behavior that attects
health, usually negatively
• Implicated in most
"lead- ing causes of
death" in the United
States
• Heart disease,
cancer, stroke,
respiratory dis-
eases, etc.
• Common
target for health
improvement ef-
forts
• Healthy People
2020
6. •Smoking, alcohol/drug abuse, diet, lack of exercise What are
some examples
of health behavior?
7. allopathic medicine Western
medicine is
also called
after the medical
faction (al- lopath) that
gained dom- inance in
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17
