MSN 624 Exam 1 () Questions and
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leading causes of death 25-34 years old - CORRECT ANSWER -Unintentional injury:
Poisoning
MVA
Suicide
Homicide: Firearm
leading causes of death 35-44 years old - CORRECT ANSWER -Unintentional injury:
Poisoning
MVA
Suicide: firearm
Malignant neoplasm
Heart disease
leading causes of death 45-54 years old - CORRECT ANSWER -Malignant neoplasm
Heart disease
Unintentional injury:
Poisoning
MVA
Suicide: firearm
55-64 years old
leading causes of death - CORRECT ANSWER -Heart disease
Unintentional injury:
,Poisoning
MVA
Suicide: firearm
Chronic lower respiratory disease
65+ years
leading causes of death - CORRECT ANSWER -Heart disease
Malignant neoplasm
Chronic lower respiratory disease
Cerebrovascular accident
Alzheimer's Disease
Top 10 causes of death in the US - CORRECT ANSWER -1. heart disease
2. cancer
3. accidents
4. chronic lower respiratory diseases
5. stroke
6. alzheimer's
7. diabetes
8. influenza/pneumonia
9. nephritis
10. suicide
preventable causes of death - CORRECT ANSWER -1. nontransport accidental injuries
2. intentional self-harm
3. transport accidents
, 4. assault
5. event of undetermined intent
6. complications of medical and surgical care
7. legal intervention
8. operations of war
heart disease and cancer deaths since 1969 - CORRECT ANSWER -while heart disease remains
the nation's #1 killer, its mortality rate has fallen precipitously over the last 50 years, even as the
rate of death from america's #2 killer, cancer, has fallen much more slowly
Death among children and adolescents (CDC, 2016 data):
0 to 1 year: - CORRECT ANSWER -Developmental and genetic conditions that were present at
birth
Conditions due to premature birth (short gestation)
SIDS
death among children 1 to 4 years - CORRECT ANSWER -Unintentional injuries: drowning, MVA,
suffocation
Developmental and genetic conditions that were present at birth
Malignant neoplasms
death among children 5 to 9 years - CORRECT ANSWER -Unintentional injuries: MVA, drowning,
fire/burns
Malignant neoplasms
Congenital anomalies
death among children 10 to 14 years - CORRECT ANSWER -Unintentional injuries: MVA, suicide
suffocation, suicide firearm
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leading causes of death 25-34 years old - CORRECT ANSWER -Unintentional injury:
Poisoning
MVA
Suicide
Homicide: Firearm
leading causes of death 35-44 years old - CORRECT ANSWER -Unintentional injury:
Poisoning
MVA
Suicide: firearm
Malignant neoplasm
Heart disease
leading causes of death 45-54 years old - CORRECT ANSWER -Malignant neoplasm
Heart disease
Unintentional injury:
Poisoning
MVA
Suicide: firearm
55-64 years old
leading causes of death - CORRECT ANSWER -Heart disease
Unintentional injury:
,Poisoning
MVA
Suicide: firearm
Chronic lower respiratory disease
65+ years
leading causes of death - CORRECT ANSWER -Heart disease
Malignant neoplasm
Chronic lower respiratory disease
Cerebrovascular accident
Alzheimer's Disease
Top 10 causes of death in the US - CORRECT ANSWER -1. heart disease
2. cancer
3. accidents
4. chronic lower respiratory diseases
5. stroke
6. alzheimer's
7. diabetes
8. influenza/pneumonia
9. nephritis
10. suicide
preventable causes of death - CORRECT ANSWER -1. nontransport accidental injuries
2. intentional self-harm
3. transport accidents
, 4. assault
5. event of undetermined intent
6. complications of medical and surgical care
7. legal intervention
8. operations of war
heart disease and cancer deaths since 1969 - CORRECT ANSWER -while heart disease remains
the nation's #1 killer, its mortality rate has fallen precipitously over the last 50 years, even as the
rate of death from america's #2 killer, cancer, has fallen much more slowly
Death among children and adolescents (CDC, 2016 data):
0 to 1 year: - CORRECT ANSWER -Developmental and genetic conditions that were present at
birth
Conditions due to premature birth (short gestation)
SIDS
death among children 1 to 4 years - CORRECT ANSWER -Unintentional injuries: drowning, MVA,
suffocation
Developmental and genetic conditions that were present at birth
Malignant neoplasms
death among children 5 to 9 years - CORRECT ANSWER -Unintentional injuries: MVA, drowning,
fire/burns
Malignant neoplasms
Congenital anomalies
death among children 10 to 14 years - CORRECT ANSWER -Unintentional injuries: MVA, suicide
suffocation, suicide firearm
