TESTBANK
HEALTH PROMOTION
THROUGHOUT THE
LIFESPAN,8THEDITION
BY CAROLEEDELMAN
,TESTJBANK:JEdelman:JHealthJPromotionJThroughoutJtheJLifeJSpan,J8thJEdition
Contents
ModuleJ1:JFoundationsJforJHealthJPromotion
ChapterJ1JHealthJDefined:JObjectivesJforJPromotionJandJPrevention
ChapterJ2JEmergingJPopulationsJandJHealth
ChapterJ3JHealthJPolicyJandJtheJDeliveryJSystem
ChapterJ4JTheJTherapeuticJRelationship
ChapterJ5JEthicalJIssuesJRelevantJtoJHealthJPromotion
ModuleJ2:JAssessmentJforJHealthJPromotion
ChapterJ6JHealthJPromotionJandJtheJIndividual
ChapterJ7JHealthJPromotionJandJtheJFamily
ChapterJ8JHealthJPromotionJandJtheJCommunity
ModuleJ3:JInterventionsJforJHealthJPromotion
ChapterJ9JScreening
ChapterJ10JHealthJEducation
ChapterJ11JNutritionJCounselingJforJHealthJPromotion
ChapterJ12JExercise
ChapterJ13JStressJManagement
ChapterJ14JHolisticJHealthJStrategies
ModuleJ4:JApplicationJofJHealthJPromotion
ChapterJ15JOverviewJofJGrowthJandJDevelopmentJFramework
ChapterJ16JTheJPrenatalJPeriod
ChapterJ17JInfant
ChapterJ18JToddler
ChapterJ19JPreschoolJChild
ChapterJ20JSchool-AgeJChild
ChapterJ21JAdolescent
ChapterJ22JYoungJAdult
ChapterJ23JMiddle-AgeJAdult
ChapterJ24JOlderJAdult
ModuleJ5:JChallengesJinJtheJTwenty-FirstJCentury
ChapterJ25JHealthJPromotionJforJtheJTwenty-FirstJCentury:JThroughoutJtheJLifeJSpanJand
ThroughoutJtheJWorld
,ChapterJ01:JHealthJDefined:JObjectivesJforJPromotionJandJPreventionJ
Edelman:JHealthJPromotionJThroughoutJtheJLifeJSpan,J8thJEdition
MULTIPLEJCHOICE
1. WhichJmodelJofJhealthJisJmostJlikelyJusedJbyJaJpersonJwhoJdoesJnotJbelieveJinJpreventiveJhealthJcare?
a. ClinicalJmodel
b. RoleJperformanceJmodel
c. AdaptiveJmodel
d. EudaimonisticJmodel
ANS:J A
TheJclinicalJmodelJofJhealthJviewsJtheJabsenceJofJsignsJandJsymptomsJofJdiseaseJasJindicativeJofJhealth.JPeopleJwho
JuseJthisJmodelJwaitJuntilJtheyJareJveryJsickJtoJseekJcare.
DIF: CognitiveJLevel:JRememberJ(Knowledge) REF: p.J3
2. AJpersonJwithJchronicJbackJpainJisJcaredJforJbyJherJprimaryJcareJproviderJasJwellJasJreceivesJac
upuncture.JWhichJmodelJofJhealthJdoesJthisJpersonJlikelyJfavor?
a. ClinicalJmodel
b. RoleJperformanceJmodel
c. AdaptiveJmodel
d. EudaimonisticJmodel
ANS:J D
TheJeudaimonisticJmodelJembodiesJtheJinteractionJandJinterrelationshipsJamongJphysical,Jsocial,Jpsychological,Ja
ndJspiritualJaspectsJofJlifeJandJtheJenvironmentJinJgoalJattainmentJandJcreatingJmeaningJinJlife.JPractitionersJwhoJp
racticeJtheJclinicalJmodelJmayJnotJbeJenoughJforJsomeoneJwhoJbelievesJinJtheJeudaimonisticJmodel.JThoseJwhoJbel
ieveJinJtheJeudaimonisticJmodelJoftenJlookJforJalternativeJprovidersJofJcare.
DIF: CognitiveJLevel:JApplyJ(Application) REF: p.J3
3. AJstateJofJphysical,Jmental,Jspiritual,JandJsocialJfunctioningJthatJrealizesJaJperson’sJpotentialJandJisJe
xperiencedJwithinJaJdevelopmentalJcontextJisJknownJas:
a. growthJandJdevelopment.
b. health.
c. functioning.
d. high-levelJwellness.
ANS:J B
HealthJisJdefinedJasJaJstateJofJphysical,Jmental,Jspiritual,JandJsocialJfunctioningJthatJrealizesJaJperson’sJpotentialJandJ
isJexperiencedJwithinJaJdevelopmentalJcontext.
DIF: CognitiveJLevel:JRememberJ(Knowledge) REF: p.J5
4. WhichJofJtheJfollowingJbestJdescribesJaJclientJwhoJhasJanJillness?
a. SomeoneJwhoJhasJwell-controlledJdiabetes
b. SomeoneJwithJhypercholesterolemia
c. SomeoneJwithJaJheadache
d. SomeoneJwithJcoronaryJarteryJdiseaseJwithoutJ
anginaJANS:J C
, SomeoneJwithJaJheadacheJrepresentsJaJpersonJwithJanJillness.JAnJillnessJisJmadeJupJofJtheJsubjectiveJexperienceJofJt
heJindividualJandJtheJphysicalJmanifestationJofJdisease.JItJcanJbeJdescribedJasJaJresponseJcharacterizedJbyJaJmismat
chJbetweenJaJperson’sJneedsJandJtheJresourcesJavailableJtoJmeetJthoseJneeds.JAJpersonJcanJhaveJaJdiseaseJwithoutJfe
elingJill.JTheJotherJchoicesJrepresentJdisease.
DIF: CognitiveJLevel:JAnalyzeJ(Analysis) REF: p.J6
5. WhichJUSJreportJisJconsideredJaJlandmarkJdocumentJinJcreatingJaJglobalJapproachJtoJhealth?
a. TheJ1990JHealthJObjectivesJforJtheJNation:JAJMidcourseJReview
b. HealthyJPeopleJ2020
c. HealthyJPeopleJ2000
d. TheJU.S.JSurgeonJGeneralJReport
ANS:J C
HealthyJPeopleJ2000JandJitsJMidcourseJReviewJandJ1995JRevisionsJwereJlandmarkJdocumentsJinJwhichJaJconsorti
umJofJpeopleJrepresentingJnationalJorganizationsJworkedJwithJUSJPublicJHealthJServiceJofficialsJtoJcreateJaJmoreJg
lobalJapproachJtoJhealth.
DIF: CognitiveJLevel:JRememberJ(Knowledge) REF: p.J6
6. WhichJofJtheJfollowingJrepresentsJaJmethodJofJprimaryJprevention?
a. InformationalJsessionJaboutJhealthyJlifestyles
b. BloodJpressureJscreening
c. InterventionalJcardiacJcatheterization
d. DiagnosticJcardiacJcatheterization
ANS:J A
PrimaryJpreventionJprecedesJdiseaseJorJdysfunction.JItJincludesJhealthJpromotionJandJspecificJprotectionJandJencour
agesJincreasedJawareness;Jthus,JeducationJaboutJhealthyJlifestylesJfitsJthisJdefinition.JBloodJpressureJscreeningJdoe
sJnotJpreventJdisease,JbutJinsteadJidentifiesJit.
DIF: CognitiveJLevel:JApplyJ(Application) REF: p.J11
7. WhichJofJtheJfollowingJrepresentsJaJmethodJofJsecondaryJprevention?
a. Self–breastJexaminationJeducation
b. YearlyJmammograms
c. ChemotherapyJforJadvancedJbreastJcancer
d. CompleteJmastectomyJforJbreastJcancer
ANS:J B
ScreeningJisJsecondaryJpreventionJbecauseJtheJprincipalJgoalJofJscreeningsJisJtoJidentifyJindividualsJinJanJearly,Jdet
ectableJstageJofJtheJdiseaseJprocess.JAJmammogramJisJaJscreeningJtoolJforJbreastJcancerJandJthusJisJconsideredJaJm
ethodJofJsecondaryJprevention.
DIF: CognitiveJLevel:JApplyJ(Application) REF: p.J15
8. WhichJofJtheJfollowingJrepresentsJaJmethodJofJtertiaryJprevention?
a. DrunkJdrivingJcampaign
b. RoadJblocksJforJdrunkJdriving
c. EmergencyJsurgeryJforJheadJtraumaJafterJaJmotorJvehicleJaccident
d. PhysicalJandJoccupationalJtherapyJafterJaJmotorJvehicleJaccidentJwithJheadJt
raumaJANS:J D
HEALTH PROMOTION
THROUGHOUT THE
LIFESPAN,8THEDITION
BY CAROLEEDELMAN
,TESTJBANK:JEdelman:JHealthJPromotionJThroughoutJtheJLifeJSpan,J8thJEdition
Contents
ModuleJ1:JFoundationsJforJHealthJPromotion
ChapterJ1JHealthJDefined:JObjectivesJforJPromotionJandJPrevention
ChapterJ2JEmergingJPopulationsJandJHealth
ChapterJ3JHealthJPolicyJandJtheJDeliveryJSystem
ChapterJ4JTheJTherapeuticJRelationship
ChapterJ5JEthicalJIssuesJRelevantJtoJHealthJPromotion
ModuleJ2:JAssessmentJforJHealthJPromotion
ChapterJ6JHealthJPromotionJandJtheJIndividual
ChapterJ7JHealthJPromotionJandJtheJFamily
ChapterJ8JHealthJPromotionJandJtheJCommunity
ModuleJ3:JInterventionsJforJHealthJPromotion
ChapterJ9JScreening
ChapterJ10JHealthJEducation
ChapterJ11JNutritionJCounselingJforJHealthJPromotion
ChapterJ12JExercise
ChapterJ13JStressJManagement
ChapterJ14JHolisticJHealthJStrategies
ModuleJ4:JApplicationJofJHealthJPromotion
ChapterJ15JOverviewJofJGrowthJandJDevelopmentJFramework
ChapterJ16JTheJPrenatalJPeriod
ChapterJ17JInfant
ChapterJ18JToddler
ChapterJ19JPreschoolJChild
ChapterJ20JSchool-AgeJChild
ChapterJ21JAdolescent
ChapterJ22JYoungJAdult
ChapterJ23JMiddle-AgeJAdult
ChapterJ24JOlderJAdult
ModuleJ5:JChallengesJinJtheJTwenty-FirstJCentury
ChapterJ25JHealthJPromotionJforJtheJTwenty-FirstJCentury:JThroughoutJtheJLifeJSpanJand
ThroughoutJtheJWorld
,ChapterJ01:JHealthJDefined:JObjectivesJforJPromotionJandJPreventionJ
Edelman:JHealthJPromotionJThroughoutJtheJLifeJSpan,J8thJEdition
MULTIPLEJCHOICE
1. WhichJmodelJofJhealthJisJmostJlikelyJusedJbyJaJpersonJwhoJdoesJnotJbelieveJinJpreventiveJhealthJcare?
a. ClinicalJmodel
b. RoleJperformanceJmodel
c. AdaptiveJmodel
d. EudaimonisticJmodel
ANS:J A
TheJclinicalJmodelJofJhealthJviewsJtheJabsenceJofJsignsJandJsymptomsJofJdiseaseJasJindicativeJofJhealth.JPeopleJwho
JuseJthisJmodelJwaitJuntilJtheyJareJveryJsickJtoJseekJcare.
DIF: CognitiveJLevel:JRememberJ(Knowledge) REF: p.J3
2. AJpersonJwithJchronicJbackJpainJisJcaredJforJbyJherJprimaryJcareJproviderJasJwellJasJreceivesJac
upuncture.JWhichJmodelJofJhealthJdoesJthisJpersonJlikelyJfavor?
a. ClinicalJmodel
b. RoleJperformanceJmodel
c. AdaptiveJmodel
d. EudaimonisticJmodel
ANS:J D
TheJeudaimonisticJmodelJembodiesJtheJinteractionJandJinterrelationshipsJamongJphysical,Jsocial,Jpsychological,Ja
ndJspiritualJaspectsJofJlifeJandJtheJenvironmentJinJgoalJattainmentJandJcreatingJmeaningJinJlife.JPractitionersJwhoJp
racticeJtheJclinicalJmodelJmayJnotJbeJenoughJforJsomeoneJwhoJbelievesJinJtheJeudaimonisticJmodel.JThoseJwhoJbel
ieveJinJtheJeudaimonisticJmodelJoftenJlookJforJalternativeJprovidersJofJcare.
DIF: CognitiveJLevel:JApplyJ(Application) REF: p.J3
3. AJstateJofJphysical,Jmental,Jspiritual,JandJsocialJfunctioningJthatJrealizesJaJperson’sJpotentialJandJisJe
xperiencedJwithinJaJdevelopmentalJcontextJisJknownJas:
a. growthJandJdevelopment.
b. health.
c. functioning.
d. high-levelJwellness.
ANS:J B
HealthJisJdefinedJasJaJstateJofJphysical,Jmental,Jspiritual,JandJsocialJfunctioningJthatJrealizesJaJperson’sJpotentialJandJ
isJexperiencedJwithinJaJdevelopmentalJcontext.
DIF: CognitiveJLevel:JRememberJ(Knowledge) REF: p.J5
4. WhichJofJtheJfollowingJbestJdescribesJaJclientJwhoJhasJanJillness?
a. SomeoneJwhoJhasJwell-controlledJdiabetes
b. SomeoneJwithJhypercholesterolemia
c. SomeoneJwithJaJheadache
d. SomeoneJwithJcoronaryJarteryJdiseaseJwithoutJ
anginaJANS:J C
, SomeoneJwithJaJheadacheJrepresentsJaJpersonJwithJanJillness.JAnJillnessJisJmadeJupJofJtheJsubjectiveJexperienceJofJt
heJindividualJandJtheJphysicalJmanifestationJofJdisease.JItJcanJbeJdescribedJasJaJresponseJcharacterizedJbyJaJmismat
chJbetweenJaJperson’sJneedsJandJtheJresourcesJavailableJtoJmeetJthoseJneeds.JAJpersonJcanJhaveJaJdiseaseJwithoutJfe
elingJill.JTheJotherJchoicesJrepresentJdisease.
DIF: CognitiveJLevel:JAnalyzeJ(Analysis) REF: p.J6
5. WhichJUSJreportJisJconsideredJaJlandmarkJdocumentJinJcreatingJaJglobalJapproachJtoJhealth?
a. TheJ1990JHealthJObjectivesJforJtheJNation:JAJMidcourseJReview
b. HealthyJPeopleJ2020
c. HealthyJPeopleJ2000
d. TheJU.S.JSurgeonJGeneralJReport
ANS:J C
HealthyJPeopleJ2000JandJitsJMidcourseJReviewJandJ1995JRevisionsJwereJlandmarkJdocumentsJinJwhichJaJconsorti
umJofJpeopleJrepresentingJnationalJorganizationsJworkedJwithJUSJPublicJHealthJServiceJofficialsJtoJcreateJaJmoreJg
lobalJapproachJtoJhealth.
DIF: CognitiveJLevel:JRememberJ(Knowledge) REF: p.J6
6. WhichJofJtheJfollowingJrepresentsJaJmethodJofJprimaryJprevention?
a. InformationalJsessionJaboutJhealthyJlifestyles
b. BloodJpressureJscreening
c. InterventionalJcardiacJcatheterization
d. DiagnosticJcardiacJcatheterization
ANS:J A
PrimaryJpreventionJprecedesJdiseaseJorJdysfunction.JItJincludesJhealthJpromotionJandJspecificJprotectionJandJencour
agesJincreasedJawareness;Jthus,JeducationJaboutJhealthyJlifestylesJfitsJthisJdefinition.JBloodJpressureJscreeningJdoe
sJnotJpreventJdisease,JbutJinsteadJidentifiesJit.
DIF: CognitiveJLevel:JApplyJ(Application) REF: p.J11
7. WhichJofJtheJfollowingJrepresentsJaJmethodJofJsecondaryJprevention?
a. Self–breastJexaminationJeducation
b. YearlyJmammograms
c. ChemotherapyJforJadvancedJbreastJcancer
d. CompleteJmastectomyJforJbreastJcancer
ANS:J B
ScreeningJisJsecondaryJpreventionJbecauseJtheJprincipalJgoalJofJscreeningsJisJtoJidentifyJindividualsJinJanJearly,Jdet
ectableJstageJofJtheJdiseaseJprocess.JAJmammogramJisJaJscreeningJtoolJforJbreastJcancerJandJthusJisJconsideredJaJm
ethodJofJsecondaryJprevention.
DIF: CognitiveJLevel:JApplyJ(Application) REF: p.J15
8. WhichJofJtheJfollowingJrepresentsJaJmethodJofJtertiaryJprevention?
a. DrunkJdrivingJcampaign
b. RoadJblocksJforJdrunkJdriving
c. EmergencyJsurgeryJforJheadJtraumaJafterJaJmotorJvehicleJaccident
d. PhysicalJandJoccupationalJtherapyJafterJaJmotorJvehicleJaccidentJwithJheadJt
raumaJANS:J D