PHLT 307 GLOBAL HEALTH EXAM 3 QUIZ ?S UPDATED
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. WHO defines an adolescent as a person:
Answer:
10-19 years of age
Question:
2. Some of the most important changes that occur in 10-14 year old's include:
Answer:
Muscle acquisition Puberty, menstruation Voice deepening
Question:
3. In low-income countries, the ten most important causes of death for adolescents and young adults
include:
Answer:
Road injuries, malaria, TB and HIV
Question:
4. For individuals 15-19 years old and 20-24 years old, we should expect relatively similar importance in
the ranking of the causes of death for:
Answer:
Interpersonal Violence Road injuries TB
Question:
5. The fertility rate among older adolescents is higher in what regions:
Answer:
Sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean
Question:
6. Adolescents and young adults globally are seeing increasing rates of:
Answer:
Obesity
Question:
7. Alcohol is an important risk factor for adolescents, except in which regions:
Answer:
South Asia and The Middle East and North Africa
Question:
8. Keeping adolescent females in school longer can:
Answer:
Reduce the risks of HIV Reduce the risks of early marriage Reduce the risks of early pregnancy
, Question:
9. To reduce the uptake of tobacco smoking by adolescents, countries should:
Answer:
Offer tobacco cessation programs Tax cigarettes, prohibit advertising of tobacco products Ban sales to
minors
Question:
10. To best protect the health of adolescents, it is especially important to:
Answer:
Preserve the gains made in the past few decades in child health
Question:
11. The elimination of diseases refers to:
Answer:
The disease no longer being present in a specific place
Question:
12. An example of an emerging infectious disease would be:
Answer:
HIV in the 1980s
Question:
13. Vaccine preventable diseases include:
Answer:
Pertussis, measles, tetanus
Question:
14. Three of the five leading causes of death from communicable diseases globally are:
Answer:
Lower respiratory infections, TB, HIV
Question:
15. How does the burden of communicable diseases vary as country incomes go up:
Answer:
Communicable diseases go down
Question:
16. Some of the pressures leading to the development of resistant strains of bacteria include:
Answer:
Poor patient compliance with taking prescribed drugs Overuse of antibiotics Counterfeit drugs, Poor
prescribing practices
Question:
17. Zoonoses refers to:
Answer:
The spread of infection from animals to people
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. WHO defines an adolescent as a person:
Answer:
10-19 years of age
Question:
2. Some of the most important changes that occur in 10-14 year old's include:
Answer:
Muscle acquisition Puberty, menstruation Voice deepening
Question:
3. In low-income countries, the ten most important causes of death for adolescents and young adults
include:
Answer:
Road injuries, malaria, TB and HIV
Question:
4. For individuals 15-19 years old and 20-24 years old, we should expect relatively similar importance in
the ranking of the causes of death for:
Answer:
Interpersonal Violence Road injuries TB
Question:
5. The fertility rate among older adolescents is higher in what regions:
Answer:
Sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean
Question:
6. Adolescents and young adults globally are seeing increasing rates of:
Answer:
Obesity
Question:
7. Alcohol is an important risk factor for adolescents, except in which regions:
Answer:
South Asia and The Middle East and North Africa
Question:
8. Keeping adolescent females in school longer can:
Answer:
Reduce the risks of HIV Reduce the risks of early marriage Reduce the risks of early pregnancy
, Question:
9. To reduce the uptake of tobacco smoking by adolescents, countries should:
Answer:
Offer tobacco cessation programs Tax cigarettes, prohibit advertising of tobacco products Ban sales to
minors
Question:
10. To best protect the health of adolescents, it is especially important to:
Answer:
Preserve the gains made in the past few decades in child health
Question:
11. The elimination of diseases refers to:
Answer:
The disease no longer being present in a specific place
Question:
12. An example of an emerging infectious disease would be:
Answer:
HIV in the 1980s
Question:
13. Vaccine preventable diseases include:
Answer:
Pertussis, measles, tetanus
Question:
14. Three of the five leading causes of death from communicable diseases globally are:
Answer:
Lower respiratory infections, TB, HIV
Question:
15. How does the burden of communicable diseases vary as country incomes go up:
Answer:
Communicable diseases go down
Question:
16. Some of the pressures leading to the development of resistant strains of bacteria include:
Answer:
Poor patient compliance with taking prescribed drugs Overuse of antibiotics Counterfeit drugs, Poor
prescribing practices
Question:
17. Zoonoses refers to:
Answer:
The spread of infection from animals to people