PRIMARY CARE DUNPHY AND WINLAND
BROWN 6TH EDITION END OF COURSE
STUDY GUIDE LATEST UPDATED ACTUAL
TESTED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
⩥ Public health services.
Answer: Immunizations, food safety inspections, and tracking disease
outbreaks.
⩥ Mandate.
Answer: Health insurance.
⩥ Marketplace.
Answer: Health insurance.
⩥ Duty to treat.
Answer: A principle that healthcare providers have a duty to help
patients, especially in emergencies.
⩥ Infant mortality rate.
,Answer: The number of babies who die before their 1st birthday out of
every 1,000 births.
⩥ Life expectancy.
Answer: The average number of years a person is expected to live.
⩥ CAM practices.
Answer: Yoga, acupuncture, and massage therapy.
⩥ Insurance coverage.
Answer: No, they are usually not covered.
⩥ Outpatient center.
Answer: A place for medical care that does not require an overnight stay
(like a clinic).
⩥ Residential care.
Answer: A nursing home or assisted living facility.
⩥ Hazardous communication.
Answer: Ensures workers are informed about dangerous chemicals in the
workplace.
, ⩥ Local health departments.
Answer: They provide direct services like vaccines and inspections. Yes,
they are government institutions.
⩥ Health hazards.
Answer: Chemicals, bloodborne pathogens, and slippery floors.
⩥ Accreditation.
Answer: A 'seal of approval' showing a facility meets high quality
standards.
⩥ Licensure.
Answer: State governments (State Departments of Health).
⩥ D.O. focus.
Answer: The whole person and the musculoskeletal system (nerves,
muscles, and bones).
⩥ D.O. role.
Answer: Usually general practitioners (primary care).
⩥ Exercise physiologist.
BROWN 6TH EDITION END OF COURSE
STUDY GUIDE LATEST UPDATED ACTUAL
TESTED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
⩥ Public health services.
Answer: Immunizations, food safety inspections, and tracking disease
outbreaks.
⩥ Mandate.
Answer: Health insurance.
⩥ Marketplace.
Answer: Health insurance.
⩥ Duty to treat.
Answer: A principle that healthcare providers have a duty to help
patients, especially in emergencies.
⩥ Infant mortality rate.
,Answer: The number of babies who die before their 1st birthday out of
every 1,000 births.
⩥ Life expectancy.
Answer: The average number of years a person is expected to live.
⩥ CAM practices.
Answer: Yoga, acupuncture, and massage therapy.
⩥ Insurance coverage.
Answer: No, they are usually not covered.
⩥ Outpatient center.
Answer: A place for medical care that does not require an overnight stay
(like a clinic).
⩥ Residential care.
Answer: A nursing home or assisted living facility.
⩥ Hazardous communication.
Answer: Ensures workers are informed about dangerous chemicals in the
workplace.
, ⩥ Local health departments.
Answer: They provide direct services like vaccines and inspections. Yes,
they are government institutions.
⩥ Health hazards.
Answer: Chemicals, bloodborne pathogens, and slippery floors.
⩥ Accreditation.
Answer: A 'seal of approval' showing a facility meets high quality
standards.
⩥ Licensure.
Answer: State governments (State Departments of Health).
⩥ D.O. focus.
Answer: The whole person and the musculoskeletal system (nerves,
muscles, and bones).
⩥ D.O. role.
Answer: Usually general practitioners (primary care).
⩥ Exercise physiologist.
