TEST BANK
Global Health Care: Issues and Policies
Carol Holtz
4th Edition
,Table of Contents
Chapter 01 Global Health-An Introduction 1
Chapter 02 Global Health in Developed Societies: Examples in the United States, Sweden,
Japan, and the United Kingdom 4
Chapter 03 Developing Countries: Egypt China India and South Africa 7
Chapter 04 Global Perspectives on Economics and Healthcare Finance 10
Chapter 05 Human Trafficking: The Pandemic of Modern Slavery 13
Chapter 06 Social Determinants of Health 16
Chapter 07 Health and Health Care of Native Americans (American Indians/Alaskan
Natives/Alaskan Indians) in the United States 19
Chapter 08 Global Perspectives on Mental Health 22
Chapter 09 Global Major Neurological Issues 25
Chapter 10 Global Perspectives on Selected Chronic Cardiovascular Diseases 28
Chapter 11 Infectious Diseases from a Global Perspective 31
Chapter 12 HIV/AIDS, Stigma and Disclosure: A Need for a Human Rights Perspective 34
Chapter 13 Global Use of Complementary and Integrative Health Approaches 37
Chapter 14 Global Perspectives on Diabetes Respiratory Diseases and Orthopedic Chronic
Diseases 40
Chapter 15 Global Perspectives on Violence Injury and Occupational Health 43
Chapter 16 Global Perspectives on Nutrition 46
Chapter 17 Global Perspectives on Environmental Health 49
Chapter 18 International Social Work Practice in Health Care 52
Chapter 19 Global Health in Reproduction and Infants 55
Chapter 20 Global Health of Children 58
Chapter 21 Global Health of the Older Adult 61
Chapter 22 A Unique Perspective on Health Care in Panama 65
Chapter 23 Health and Health Care in Mexico 68
Chapter 24 Health and Health Care in Israel 71
Midterm Exam 74
Final Exam 86
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Test Bank - Global Health Care: Issues and Policies, 4th Edition (Holtz, 2021)
Chapter: Chapter 01 - Global Health: An Introduction
Multiple Choice
1. From 2010 to 2017, by what percentage did the number of opioid-related deaths increase in the U.S.?
A) 126%
B) 245%
C) 267%
D) 298%
Ans: B
Ahead: U.S. Opioid Crisis
Complexity: Moderate
Subject: Chapter 1
Taxonomy: Recall
Title: Global Health: An Introduction
2. According to WHO, the area or country with the worst average water safety is:
A) Africa.
B) China.
C) India.
D) Oceania.
Ans: A
Ahead: Environmental Risks
Complexity: Moderate
Subject: Chapter 1
Taxonomy: Recall
Title: Global Health: An Introduction
3. How many maternal deaths per 100,000 of population would just meet the UN's goals for 2030?
A) 20
B) 50
C) 70
D) 120
Ans: C
Ahead: Sustainable Development Goals
Complexity: Moderate
Subject: Chapter 1
Taxonomy: Application
Title: Global Health: An Introduction
4. Global health seeks to improve health for which group(s) on the planet?
A) Underprivileged people
B) People of color
C) Everyone
D) People of color and those who can afford it
Ans: C
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Test Bank - Global Health Care: Issues and Policies, 4th Edition (Holtz, 2021)
Ahead: What Is Global Health?
Complexity: Easy
Subject: Chapter 1
Taxonomy: Recall
Title: Global Health: An Introduction
5. The World Bank:
A) offers loans that do not have to be repaid.
B) was originally established to finance healthcare research in developing countries.
C) first advocated global thinking about health in the 1960s.
D) has financed programs that have eliminated the dangers of childbirth in underdeveloped countries.
Ans: C
Ahead: What Is Global Health?
Complexity: Easy
Subject: Chapter 1
Taxonomy: Recall
Title: Global Health: An Introduction
6. In 2016, middle- and high-income countries had how many people who required treatment of neglected
tropical diseases?
A) 200 million
B) 500 million
C) 1 billion
D) 1.3 billion
Ans: C
Ahead: Selected Global Infectious Diseases
Complexity: Moderate
Subject: Chapter 1
Taxonomy: Recall
Title: Global Health: An Introduction
7. With regard to health, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights:
A) is silent.
B) says that everyone has a right to see a doctor.
C) does not define the components of a right to health.
D) condemned the higher-income nations.
Ans: C
Ahead: Universal Right to Health Care
Complexity: Moderate
Subject: Chapter 1
Taxonomy: Recall
Title: Global Health: An Introduction
True/False
8. True or False? One aspect of global health is that it seeks equity in health for all on Earth.
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Global Health Care: Issues and Policies
Carol Holtz
4th Edition
,Table of Contents
Chapter 01 Global Health-An Introduction 1
Chapter 02 Global Health in Developed Societies: Examples in the United States, Sweden,
Japan, and the United Kingdom 4
Chapter 03 Developing Countries: Egypt China India and South Africa 7
Chapter 04 Global Perspectives on Economics and Healthcare Finance 10
Chapter 05 Human Trafficking: The Pandemic of Modern Slavery 13
Chapter 06 Social Determinants of Health 16
Chapter 07 Health and Health Care of Native Americans (American Indians/Alaskan
Natives/Alaskan Indians) in the United States 19
Chapter 08 Global Perspectives on Mental Health 22
Chapter 09 Global Major Neurological Issues 25
Chapter 10 Global Perspectives on Selected Chronic Cardiovascular Diseases 28
Chapter 11 Infectious Diseases from a Global Perspective 31
Chapter 12 HIV/AIDS, Stigma and Disclosure: A Need for a Human Rights Perspective 34
Chapter 13 Global Use of Complementary and Integrative Health Approaches 37
Chapter 14 Global Perspectives on Diabetes Respiratory Diseases and Orthopedic Chronic
Diseases 40
Chapter 15 Global Perspectives on Violence Injury and Occupational Health 43
Chapter 16 Global Perspectives on Nutrition 46
Chapter 17 Global Perspectives on Environmental Health 49
Chapter 18 International Social Work Practice in Health Care 52
Chapter 19 Global Health in Reproduction and Infants 55
Chapter 20 Global Health of Children 58
Chapter 21 Global Health of the Older Adult 61
Chapter 22 A Unique Perspective on Health Care in Panama 65
Chapter 23 Health and Health Care in Mexico 68
Chapter 24 Health and Health Care in Israel 71
Midterm Exam 74
Final Exam 86
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Test Bank - Global Health Care: Issues and Policies, 4th Edition (Holtz, 2021)
Chapter: Chapter 01 - Global Health: An Introduction
Multiple Choice
1. From 2010 to 2017, by what percentage did the number of opioid-related deaths increase in the U.S.?
A) 126%
B) 245%
C) 267%
D) 298%
Ans: B
Ahead: U.S. Opioid Crisis
Complexity: Moderate
Subject: Chapter 1
Taxonomy: Recall
Title: Global Health: An Introduction
2. According to WHO, the area or country with the worst average water safety is:
A) Africa.
B) China.
C) India.
D) Oceania.
Ans: A
Ahead: Environmental Risks
Complexity: Moderate
Subject: Chapter 1
Taxonomy: Recall
Title: Global Health: An Introduction
3. How many maternal deaths per 100,000 of population would just meet the UN's goals for 2030?
A) 20
B) 50
C) 70
D) 120
Ans: C
Ahead: Sustainable Development Goals
Complexity: Moderate
Subject: Chapter 1
Taxonomy: Application
Title: Global Health: An Introduction
4. Global health seeks to improve health for which group(s) on the planet?
A) Underprivileged people
B) People of color
C) Everyone
D) People of color and those who can afford it
Ans: C
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Test Bank - Global Health Care: Issues and Policies, 4th Edition (Holtz, 2021)
Ahead: What Is Global Health?
Complexity: Easy
Subject: Chapter 1
Taxonomy: Recall
Title: Global Health: An Introduction
5. The World Bank:
A) offers loans that do not have to be repaid.
B) was originally established to finance healthcare research in developing countries.
C) first advocated global thinking about health in the 1960s.
D) has financed programs that have eliminated the dangers of childbirth in underdeveloped countries.
Ans: C
Ahead: What Is Global Health?
Complexity: Easy
Subject: Chapter 1
Taxonomy: Recall
Title: Global Health: An Introduction
6. In 2016, middle- and high-income countries had how many people who required treatment of neglected
tropical diseases?
A) 200 million
B) 500 million
C) 1 billion
D) 1.3 billion
Ans: C
Ahead: Selected Global Infectious Diseases
Complexity: Moderate
Subject: Chapter 1
Taxonomy: Recall
Title: Global Health: An Introduction
7. With regard to health, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights:
A) is silent.
B) says that everyone has a right to see a doctor.
C) does not define the components of a right to health.
D) condemned the higher-income nations.
Ans: C
Ahead: Universal Right to Health Care
Complexity: Moderate
Subject: Chapter 1
Taxonomy: Recall
Title: Global Health: An Introduction
True/False
8. True or False? One aspect of global health is that it seeks equity in health for all on Earth.
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