WEB WOC SEMINARS QUIZ TERMINAL
CERTIFICATION EVALUATION COMPLETE
QUESTIONS WITH FULL SOLUTION
ALREADY PASSED
⩥ foods that thin stool.
Answer: fruits and vegetables, whole grains, nuts, juice, bran, spices,
fatty foods, caffeine
⩥ OLDCART.
Answer: acronym for history of present illness: onset, location, duration,
characteristic course, associated symptoms, relieving factors, treatments
and testing
⩥ demographic barriers.
Answer: education, culture, economics
⩥ psychosocial barriers.
Answer: relationships, support systems, job requirements, quality of life,
coping ability
⩥ physical barriers.
, Answer: cognitive, mobility, dexterity, chronic disease, pain
⩥ structural barriers.
Answer: care transitions, environmental adaptations, equipment needs,
past experiences
⩥ the health belief model.
Answer: a theory of health behaviors describing the likelihood of
engaging a patient in health promoting behaviors
⩥ health belief model components.
Answer: risk susceptibility, risk severity, benefits/barriers to action, self-
efficacy, cues to action
⩥ infancy (birth-18 m).
Answer: trust vs mistrust
⩥ early childhood (2-3 y).
Answer: autonomy vs shame and doubt
⩥ preschool (3-5 y).
Answer: initiative vs guilt
CERTIFICATION EVALUATION COMPLETE
QUESTIONS WITH FULL SOLUTION
ALREADY PASSED
⩥ foods that thin stool.
Answer: fruits and vegetables, whole grains, nuts, juice, bran, spices,
fatty foods, caffeine
⩥ OLDCART.
Answer: acronym for history of present illness: onset, location, duration,
characteristic course, associated symptoms, relieving factors, treatments
and testing
⩥ demographic barriers.
Answer: education, culture, economics
⩥ psychosocial barriers.
Answer: relationships, support systems, job requirements, quality of life,
coping ability
⩥ physical barriers.
, Answer: cognitive, mobility, dexterity, chronic disease, pain
⩥ structural barriers.
Answer: care transitions, environmental adaptations, equipment needs,
past experiences
⩥ the health belief model.
Answer: a theory of health behaviors describing the likelihood of
engaging a patient in health promoting behaviors
⩥ health belief model components.
Answer: risk susceptibility, risk severity, benefits/barriers to action, self-
efficacy, cues to action
⩥ infancy (birth-18 m).
Answer: trust vs mistrust
⩥ early childhood (2-3 y).
Answer: autonomy vs shame and doubt
⩥ preschool (3-5 y).
Answer: initiative vs guilt
