Health Promotion Final Exam
which model is based on the interrelationships of human beings and their environments? - correct answer social ecological model
true or false: once a program is designed, changes should be avoided if possible - correct answer false
health brochures and posters and an example of... - correct answer small media
true or false: knowledge is considered a pre-condition for changing behaviors - correct answer true
true or false: the theory of planned behavior suggests that all variable are within a person's control - correct answer false
diagnosis of diabetes or a public service announcement are both examples of..... - correct answer a cue to action
true or false: the US preventive services task force conducts research to understand the best recommendations for clinical prevention services - correct answer false
true or false: an advisory committee exists to provide advice and guidance on the control of vaccine-
preventable diseases - correct answer true
true or false: the general public does not have an opportunity to influence recommendation decisions put out by the US preventive services task force - correct answer false
true or false: advances in behavioral science can help us better understand how to increase participation
in recommended preventive services - correct answer true tertiary preventive measures are considered a part of the.... - correct answer treatment and management of persons with a clinical disease
what was the goal of the Affordable care act? - correct answer supporting partnerships with states and communities to help address health concerns and health promotion efforts
true or false: the national prevention strategy focuses on vaccinations to prevent the spread of disease - correct answer false
true or false: the centers for disease control and prevention and the national institutes of health are two
examples of operating divisions under the department of health and human services - correct answer true
what are some examples of health-risk behaviors assessed on the youth risk behavior surveillance system? - correct answer - unhealthy dietary behaviors - inadequate physical activity
how many americans participate in the national health and nutrition examination survey each year? - correct answer 5,000
true or false: the internet is the best place to find health information - correct answer false
where can health promotion occur? - correct answer - the home
- work or school
- church
- health care providers offices
coordinated health promotion programs - correct answer programs that use all resources available to design heath protein efforts true or false: it has been suggested that overweight and obesity is partially caused by a physical inactivity crisis resulting from improved conveniences in the physical space of the home - correct answer
true
true or false: physical safety is an important component of good health - correct answer true
true or false: having physicians tell patients about healthy behaviors is usually sufficient to inspire change - correct answer false
true or false: strong leadership is an essential element of most successful health promotion programs - correct answer true
true or false: worksite health promotion programs are measured against the national committee on quality assurance wellness standards - correct answer true
reduced health care insurance as a result of participating in a health program is an example of.... - correct answer an incentive
true or false: it is safe to assume that all journals are peer-reviewed - correct answer false
true or false: the social ecological model is based on the interrelationships of human beings and their environments - correct answer true
true or false: the american heart association is an example of a nonprofit health association - correct answer true
true or false: the purpose of professional development is to help individuals expand their knowledge base, network, and share ideas with others in the field - correct answer true
the multilevel approach to community health (MATCH) model emphasizes... - correct answer program implementation ACA and preventative services - correct answer - requires new health insurance plans to cover recommendations of the US preventative services task force
- includes services for women such as breastfeeding support, screening for domestic violence, and contraception counseling and services - requires coverage of evidence-informed preventative care and screenings for infants, children, and adolescents
what's the role of a professional health association? - correct answer - work to educate the public by publishing journals or periodicals
- advocate for public policy changes to promote health
- host conferences so that its members can share knowledge and best practices
which model did the national association for county and city health officials create specifically for community health issues? - correct answer MAPP
in what ways can preventative screenings cause harm? - correct answer - false positives may cause anxiety about a condition the individual does not have
- additional tests may be required that can be physically or psychologically harmful
according to the world health organization, what is the best definition for "health"? - correct answer involving the total person and environment
what are some examples of health promotion activities the nurse may be involved in? - correct answer - participating in a community program to test blood sugar among community residents - supplying health education materials on exercise to patients with metabolic disorders
- lobbying for healthy public policies such as banning sodas in school
health promotion model - correct answer focuses on individual characteristics and behaviors, and external variables that impact motivation and behavioral outcomes
you are discharging a 65 year old male hispanic patient with heart disease. while providing discharge instructions about diet and exercise you ask the patient about his living environment, community
which model is based on the interrelationships of human beings and their environments? - correct answer social ecological model
true or false: once a program is designed, changes should be avoided if possible - correct answer false
health brochures and posters and an example of... - correct answer small media
true or false: knowledge is considered a pre-condition for changing behaviors - correct answer true
true or false: the theory of planned behavior suggests that all variable are within a person's control - correct answer false
diagnosis of diabetes or a public service announcement are both examples of..... - correct answer a cue to action
true or false: the US preventive services task force conducts research to understand the best recommendations for clinical prevention services - correct answer false
true or false: an advisory committee exists to provide advice and guidance on the control of vaccine-
preventable diseases - correct answer true
true or false: the general public does not have an opportunity to influence recommendation decisions put out by the US preventive services task force - correct answer false
true or false: advances in behavioral science can help us better understand how to increase participation
in recommended preventive services - correct answer true tertiary preventive measures are considered a part of the.... - correct answer treatment and management of persons with a clinical disease
what was the goal of the Affordable care act? - correct answer supporting partnerships with states and communities to help address health concerns and health promotion efforts
true or false: the national prevention strategy focuses on vaccinations to prevent the spread of disease - correct answer false
true or false: the centers for disease control and prevention and the national institutes of health are two
examples of operating divisions under the department of health and human services - correct answer true
what are some examples of health-risk behaviors assessed on the youth risk behavior surveillance system? - correct answer - unhealthy dietary behaviors - inadequate physical activity
how many americans participate in the national health and nutrition examination survey each year? - correct answer 5,000
true or false: the internet is the best place to find health information - correct answer false
where can health promotion occur? - correct answer - the home
- work or school
- church
- health care providers offices
coordinated health promotion programs - correct answer programs that use all resources available to design heath protein efforts true or false: it has been suggested that overweight and obesity is partially caused by a physical inactivity crisis resulting from improved conveniences in the physical space of the home - correct answer
true
true or false: physical safety is an important component of good health - correct answer true
true or false: having physicians tell patients about healthy behaviors is usually sufficient to inspire change - correct answer false
true or false: strong leadership is an essential element of most successful health promotion programs - correct answer true
true or false: worksite health promotion programs are measured against the national committee on quality assurance wellness standards - correct answer true
reduced health care insurance as a result of participating in a health program is an example of.... - correct answer an incentive
true or false: it is safe to assume that all journals are peer-reviewed - correct answer false
true or false: the social ecological model is based on the interrelationships of human beings and their environments - correct answer true
true or false: the american heart association is an example of a nonprofit health association - correct answer true
true or false: the purpose of professional development is to help individuals expand their knowledge base, network, and share ideas with others in the field - correct answer true
the multilevel approach to community health (MATCH) model emphasizes... - correct answer program implementation ACA and preventative services - correct answer - requires new health insurance plans to cover recommendations of the US preventative services task force
- includes services for women such as breastfeeding support, screening for domestic violence, and contraception counseling and services - requires coverage of evidence-informed preventative care and screenings for infants, children, and adolescents
what's the role of a professional health association? - correct answer - work to educate the public by publishing journals or periodicals
- advocate for public policy changes to promote health
- host conferences so that its members can share knowledge and best practices
which model did the national association for county and city health officials create specifically for community health issues? - correct answer MAPP
in what ways can preventative screenings cause harm? - correct answer - false positives may cause anxiety about a condition the individual does not have
- additional tests may be required that can be physically or psychologically harmful
according to the world health organization, what is the best definition for "health"? - correct answer involving the total person and environment
what are some examples of health promotion activities the nurse may be involved in? - correct answer - participating in a community program to test blood sugar among community residents - supplying health education materials on exercise to patients with metabolic disorders
- lobbying for healthy public policies such as banning sodas in school
health promotion model - correct answer focuses on individual characteristics and behaviors, and external variables that impact motivation and behavioral outcomes
you are discharging a 65 year old male hispanic patient with heart disease. while providing discharge instructions about diet and exercise you ask the patient about his living environment, community
