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1. Q: Which of the following are five general public health Attain healthy, thriving lives and well-being free of preventable disease, disability,
goals outlined by Healthy People 2030? injury, and premature death.
Eliminate health disparities and achieve health equity.
Create social, physical, and economic environments that promote health.
Promote healthy development and healthy behaviors across all life stages.
Engage leadership, key constituents, and the public to take action.
2. Q: What is the definition of health according to the Health is a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, not merely
World Health Organization (WHO)? the absence of disease or infirmity
3. Q: The Health Promotion Model developed by Pender B. The relationship between patient attitudes and health behaviors
emphasizes which of the following?
4. Q: Which variables influence health beliefs and Internal variables (developmental stage, intellectual background, perception of
practices? functioning, emotional & spiritual factors) and External variables (family practices,
socioeconomic factors, cultural background).
5. Q: Give examples of health promotion, wellness, and Health promotion: Exercise programs, nutrition education.
illness prevention activities. Wellness: Stress management, smoking cessation.
Illness prevention: Immunizations, screenings (mammogram, colonoscopy).
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6. Q: Match the levels of prevention with the example: Primary → B. Immunizations
Primary Secondary → C. Mammogram screening
Secondary Tertiary → A. Physical therapy after a stroke
Tertiary
A. Physical therapy after a strokeB. ImmunizationsC.
Mammogram screening
7. Q: What are the four types of risk factors affecting Genetic & physiological factors
health? Age
Environment
Lifestyle
8. Q: Which nursing intervention demonstrates risk factor B. Teaching a patient with hypertension to reduce sodium intake
modification and changing health behaviors?A.
Administering antibiotics for pneumoniaB. Teaching a
patient with hypertension to reduce sodium intakeC.
Scheduling an MRI for headache evaluationD.
Encouraging a patient with asthma to increase activity
without treatment
9. Q: What variables influence illness behavior? Internal variables: perception of symptoms, coping skills, level of illness.
External variables: visibility of symptoms, social group, cultural background,
economic factors, accessibility of health care.
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