DPH - PRINCIPLES OF HEALTH PROMOTION EXAM
2026 LATEST UPDATE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
VERIFIED ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+
non-communicable disease - ANS-illness that cannot be transmitted from an infected host to a
susceptible host
-mono
-flu
-HIV - ANS-examples of communicable diseases
-diabetes
-alzheimer's
-lung cancer - ANS-examples of non-communicable diseases
primary, secondary, tertiary, popular press publications - ANS-types of information sources (4)
primary sources - ANS-written by the person who actually conducted the experiments or
observed the events
secondary sources - ANS-written by someone who was not present or did not participate as
part of the study team
-journal review articles
-editorials
, -non-eyewitness accounts - ANS-examples of secondary sources
tertiary sources - ANS-information that has been compiled from multiple primary and
secondary sources that include facts
-handbooks
-pamphlets
-fact books
-dictionaries - ANS-examples of tertiary sources
popular press publications - ANS-written for general public's consumption; may include
primary or secondary sources; hard to check credibility
-weekly summary-type magazines
-monthly magazines
-tabloids - ANS-examples of popular press publications
-abstract
-introduction
-methods
-results
-discussion - ANS-components of a research article
early cultures - ANS-what time period was known for personal cleanliness and primitive
medicine?
greeks - ANS-who first put emphasis on disease prevention in the early cultures?
2026 LATEST UPDATE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
VERIFIED ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+
non-communicable disease - ANS-illness that cannot be transmitted from an infected host to a
susceptible host
-mono
-flu
-HIV - ANS-examples of communicable diseases
-diabetes
-alzheimer's
-lung cancer - ANS-examples of non-communicable diseases
primary, secondary, tertiary, popular press publications - ANS-types of information sources (4)
primary sources - ANS-written by the person who actually conducted the experiments or
observed the events
secondary sources - ANS-written by someone who was not present or did not participate as
part of the study team
-journal review articles
-editorials
, -non-eyewitness accounts - ANS-examples of secondary sources
tertiary sources - ANS-information that has been compiled from multiple primary and
secondary sources that include facts
-handbooks
-pamphlets
-fact books
-dictionaries - ANS-examples of tertiary sources
popular press publications - ANS-written for general public's consumption; may include
primary or secondary sources; hard to check credibility
-weekly summary-type magazines
-monthly magazines
-tabloids - ANS-examples of popular press publications
-abstract
-introduction
-methods
-results
-discussion - ANS-components of a research article
early cultures - ANS-what time period was known for personal cleanliness and primitive
medicine?
greeks - ANS-who first put emphasis on disease prevention in the early cultures?