UNR PBH 310 FInal Flashcards
Which of the following best describes ePatients? - correct answer ✔They
tend to have more positive health outcomes than others.
Which of the following is a disadvantage associated with eHealth? - correct
answer ✔Information can be confusing and untrustworthy.
After completing an internship in a hospital surgical unit, you are much more
confident about your ability to understand and explain how to prepare for an
operation. In other words, you have high health information ______ where this
subject is concerned. - correct answer ✔efficacy
Which of the following is NOT a main advantage of telemedicine? - correct
answer ✔It allows greater privacy for patient records.
Which of the following model explains how social structures and inequities
lead to individual differences in eHealth use? - correct answer ✔integrative
model of online health informaiton seeking
Which of the following is NOT one of the five factors influencing people's
intention to use new technology, according to the unified theory of acceptance
and use of technology? - correct answer ✔price expectancy
According to your textbook, which of the following is a valid concern about the
increasing use of eHealth technology? - correct answer ✔Physicians will
make recommendations and provide advice to patients they have not
examined in person.
, One challenge of online health information for providers is the lack of
____________, the fact that most electronic medical record systems used in
U.S. hospitals cannot share and use data across multiple platforms. - correct
answer ✔interoperability
The ___________ refers to the amount of information a person needs in order
to feel capable of coping with and understanding a threatening issue. - correct
answer ✔health information sufficiency threshold
People who rely on TV news for health information are typically better
informed than people who rely mostly on online health information. - correct
answer ✔False
Among tactics, goals, and objectives, a communication campaign is likely to
have a larger number of _________ than the others. - correct answer
✔tactics
___________________ involves identifying specific groups of people who are
alike in important ways and whose involvement is important to the purpose of
the campaign. - correct answer ✔Segmenting the audience
The first step in defining a health campaign is to: - correct answer ✔Define
the situation and potential benefits.
Your campaign about chest pains is complete, and research shows that you
were most successful at reaching people who were already fairly well
informed about heart attack warning signs. Unfortunately, low-income
individuals at highest risk for heart attacks were not as influenced by the
campaign. This is an example of: - correct answer ✔The knowledge gap
hypothesis
Which of the following best describes ePatients? - correct answer ✔They
tend to have more positive health outcomes than others.
Which of the following is a disadvantage associated with eHealth? - correct
answer ✔Information can be confusing and untrustworthy.
After completing an internship in a hospital surgical unit, you are much more
confident about your ability to understand and explain how to prepare for an
operation. In other words, you have high health information ______ where this
subject is concerned. - correct answer ✔efficacy
Which of the following is NOT a main advantage of telemedicine? - correct
answer ✔It allows greater privacy for patient records.
Which of the following model explains how social structures and inequities
lead to individual differences in eHealth use? - correct answer ✔integrative
model of online health informaiton seeking
Which of the following is NOT one of the five factors influencing people's
intention to use new technology, according to the unified theory of acceptance
and use of technology? - correct answer ✔price expectancy
According to your textbook, which of the following is a valid concern about the
increasing use of eHealth technology? - correct answer ✔Physicians will
make recommendations and provide advice to patients they have not
examined in person.
, One challenge of online health information for providers is the lack of
____________, the fact that most electronic medical record systems used in
U.S. hospitals cannot share and use data across multiple platforms. - correct
answer ✔interoperability
The ___________ refers to the amount of information a person needs in order
to feel capable of coping with and understanding a threatening issue. - correct
answer ✔health information sufficiency threshold
People who rely on TV news for health information are typically better
informed than people who rely mostly on online health information. - correct
answer ✔False
Among tactics, goals, and objectives, a communication campaign is likely to
have a larger number of _________ than the others. - correct answer
✔tactics
___________________ involves identifying specific groups of people who are
alike in important ways and whose involvement is important to the purpose of
the campaign. - correct answer ✔Segmenting the audience
The first step in defining a health campaign is to: - correct answer ✔Define
the situation and potential benefits.
Your campaign about chest pains is complete, and research shows that you
were most successful at reaching people who were already fairly well
informed about heart attack warning signs. Unfortunately, low-income
individuals at highest risk for heart attacks were not as influenced by the
campaign. This is an example of: - correct answer ✔The knowledge gap
hypothesis
