GLPH 171 - MODULE 2 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY
GRADED A+
critical scholar Ans✓✓✓person who challenges aspects of existing
structures that others accept without questions
when applying a critical lens to health information what should be
considered? Ans✓✓✓- the author's definition of health
- what health indicators the author's using
health status indicators Ans✓✓✓Measurements of the state of health of
a specific individual, group or population
is morality or morbidity easier to measure? Ans✓✓✓morality
life expectancy at birth Ans✓✓✓Predicted average length of life at birth
- looks at length not quality
under-5 mortality rate Ans✓✓✓The rate of deaths occurring in children
under 5 years of age per 1000 live births
- used to compare countries
vital statistics Ans✓✓✓Records of births, deaths, marriages, and
divorces gathered through a registration system maintained by
governmental units
, health data is based on the assumption that... Ans✓✓✓vital statistics are
recorded everywhere
methodologies to collecting evidence in health studies
Ans✓✓✓quantitative
- collecting and analyzing number data
- close-ended questions
qualitative
- collecting and analyzing word/image data
- open-ended questions
critical appraisal of knowledge Ans✓✓✓process of carefully and
systematically assessing outcome of evidence to judge trustworthiness,
value and relevance
environmental determinants of health Ans✓✓✓- geography
- natural env
- built env
- food systems
- macro-envmtl factors
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY
GRADED A+
critical scholar Ans✓✓✓person who challenges aspects of existing
structures that others accept without questions
when applying a critical lens to health information what should be
considered? Ans✓✓✓- the author's definition of health
- what health indicators the author's using
health status indicators Ans✓✓✓Measurements of the state of health of
a specific individual, group or population
is morality or morbidity easier to measure? Ans✓✓✓morality
life expectancy at birth Ans✓✓✓Predicted average length of life at birth
- looks at length not quality
under-5 mortality rate Ans✓✓✓The rate of deaths occurring in children
under 5 years of age per 1000 live births
- used to compare countries
vital statistics Ans✓✓✓Records of births, deaths, marriages, and
divorces gathered through a registration system maintained by
governmental units
, health data is based on the assumption that... Ans✓✓✓vital statistics are
recorded everywhere
methodologies to collecting evidence in health studies
Ans✓✓✓quantitative
- collecting and analyzing number data
- close-ended questions
qualitative
- collecting and analyzing word/image data
- open-ended questions
critical appraisal of knowledge Ans✓✓✓process of carefully and
systematically assessing outcome of evidence to judge trustworthiness,
value and relevance
environmental determinants of health Ans✓✓✓- geography
- natural env
- built env
- food systems
- macro-envmtl factors
