Community Study Guide Questions and Answers
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What is community health? includes organized health efforts at the community level through both
government and private efforts.
Public health focuses ______ prevention and promotion of population health at the federal, state, and local
levels.
health promotion activities _____ enhance resources directed at improving well being.
disease prevention activities ______ protect people from disease and effects of the disease.
Primary prevention: relates to activities directed at preventing a problem before it occurs by altering
susceptibility or reducing exposure for susceptible individuals
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seconday prevention: refers to early detection and prompt intervention during the period of early
disease pathogenesis.
tertiary prevention: targets populations that have experienced disease or injury and focuses on
limitation of disabilities and rehabilitation
Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) refers to the conditions within the environment where people live, work, go to
school and play
A child's ability to be healthy and productive in life is poverty, violence, and family history of poor health along with systemic inequities
negatively affected by ? such as limited access to quality health care, education, and job opportunities.
Social Determinants of Health - economic stability
- neighborhood and physical environment
- education
- food
- community and social context
- health care system
interrelationship between health and community systems: community health systems function through complex, interconnected subsystems
that respond to varied stimuli.
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a community ability to effectively meet members' needs - provision of accessible and acceptable health services
indicates productive functioning. these functions include: - educational opportunities
- safe, crime free environments
- quality of life considerations beyond absence of disease
individual/family level of practice: direct care needs, self care responsibilities, case management
group/aggregate level of practice: health education, support groups, targeted interventions
community/systems level of practice: population disease prevention, environmental hazard control, policy development
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Community
2026 2027.pdf
Study Guide Questions and Answers
Community
2026 2027.pdf
Study Guide Questions and Answers 2026 2027.pdf
Community Study Guide Questions and
Answers 2026 2027
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Community Study Guide Questions and Answers
Community
2026 2027.pdf
Study Guide Questions and Answers
Community
2026 2027.pdf
Study Guide Questions and Answers 2026 2027.pdf
,Community.pdf Community.pdf Community.pdf
What is community health? includes organized health efforts at the community level through both
government and private efforts.
Public health focuses ______ prevention and promotion of population health at the federal, state, and local
levels.
health promotion activities _____ enhance resources directed at improving well being.
disease prevention activities ______ protect people from disease and effects of the disease.
Primary prevention: relates to activities directed at preventing a problem before it occurs by altering
susceptibility or reducing exposure for susceptible individuals
Community.pdf Community.pdf Community.pdf
,Community.pdf Community.pdf Community.pdf
seconday prevention: refers to early detection and prompt intervention during the period of early
disease pathogenesis.
tertiary prevention: targets populations that have experienced disease or injury and focuses on
limitation of disabilities and rehabilitation
Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) refers to the conditions within the environment where people live, work, go to
school and play
A child's ability to be healthy and productive in life is poverty, violence, and family history of poor health along with systemic inequities
negatively affected by ? such as limited access to quality health care, education, and job opportunities.
Social Determinants of Health - economic stability
- neighborhood and physical environment
- education
- food
- community and social context
- health care system
interrelationship between health and community systems: community health systems function through complex, interconnected subsystems
that respond to varied stimuli.
Community.pdf Community.pdf Community.pdf
, Community.pdf Community.pdf Community.pdf
a community ability to effectively meet members' needs - provision of accessible and acceptable health services
indicates productive functioning. these functions include: - educational opportunities
- safe, crime free environments
- quality of life considerations beyond absence of disease
individual/family level of practice: direct care needs, self care responsibilities, case management
group/aggregate level of practice: health education, support groups, targeted interventions
community/systems level of practice: population disease prevention, environmental hazard control, policy development
Community.pdf Community.pdf Community.pdf
