PROMOTING HEALTHY
POPULATION IUPUI EXAM 1 2025
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
precomtemplation stage - ....ANSWER ...-Stage of Transtheroretical model;
they have not even thought about change, do not see why they need to change.
contemplation stage - ....ANSWER ...-stage of change in which people are
considering changing behavior in the next 6 months
Preparation stage - ....ANSWER ...-Stage of change in which people are
getting ready to make a change within the coming month
Action stage - ....ANSWER ...-putting the plan for change into action, user
tries new behaviors, but these are not yet stable.
maintenance stage - ....ANSWER ...-sustained change over time; begins 6
months after action has started and continues indefinitely
termination phase - ....ANSWER ...-Self-efficacy, behavior is successfully
changed and does not plan on returning back to old behaviors.
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,health promotion - ....ANSWER ...-behavior motivated by the desire to
increase well-being and actualize human health potential
health education - ....ANSWER ...-Planned learning experiences based on
sound theories that provide individuals, groups, and communities the opportunity
to acquire the information and skills need to make health decisions
Specific protection - ....ANSWER ...-Protecting people from injury and
disease
Risk - ....ANSWER ...-probability that an event will occur in a given time
Modifiable risk factors - ....ANSWER ...-characteristics that can be changed
by the patient; i.e. weight, diet, smoking, lifestyle, etc
Non-modifiable risk factors - ....ANSWER ...-characteristics that the patient
cannot change; i.e. age, gender, & family history
Stress management - ....ANSWER ...-Physiological- fight or flight response
Psychological - anxiety, depression, anger, hostility
Sociobehavioral- overeating, alcohol, smoking, drugs
Health Belief Model - ....ANSWER ...-Addresses the relationship between a
person's beliefs and behaviors, why some people want to change and why some do
not.
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, Why is care coordination important? - ....ANSWER ...-Helps attain optimal
patient outcomes and health care quality / essential for organizing care and
information specific to the patients needs and preferences.
care coordination - ....ANSWER ...-Set of activities purposefully organized
by a team to facilitate the appropriate delivery of the necessary services and
information to support optimal health and care across settings and overtime
Collaboration - ....ANSWER ...-Working together for a common goal
Interprofessional - ....ANSWER ...-People representing two or more
disciplines communicating frequently with each other to provide comprehensive
care.
Transitional care - ....ANSWER ...-Set of actions designed to ensure
coordination and continuity of health care as a patient transfers between care.
Social model - ....ANSWER ...-Addressed community and home based needs
- food and meals to elderly that cannot drive
-utilities assistance to low income family
- transportation assistance.
Medically oriented model - ....ANSWER ...-Addressed medical care;
digagnosis driven
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POPULATION IUPUI EXAM 1 2025
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
precomtemplation stage - ....ANSWER ...-Stage of Transtheroretical model;
they have not even thought about change, do not see why they need to change.
contemplation stage - ....ANSWER ...-stage of change in which people are
considering changing behavior in the next 6 months
Preparation stage - ....ANSWER ...-Stage of change in which people are
getting ready to make a change within the coming month
Action stage - ....ANSWER ...-putting the plan for change into action, user
tries new behaviors, but these are not yet stable.
maintenance stage - ....ANSWER ...-sustained change over time; begins 6
months after action has started and continues indefinitely
termination phase - ....ANSWER ...-Self-efficacy, behavior is successfully
changed and does not plan on returning back to old behaviors.
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,health promotion - ....ANSWER ...-behavior motivated by the desire to
increase well-being and actualize human health potential
health education - ....ANSWER ...-Planned learning experiences based on
sound theories that provide individuals, groups, and communities the opportunity
to acquire the information and skills need to make health decisions
Specific protection - ....ANSWER ...-Protecting people from injury and
disease
Risk - ....ANSWER ...-probability that an event will occur in a given time
Modifiable risk factors - ....ANSWER ...-characteristics that can be changed
by the patient; i.e. weight, diet, smoking, lifestyle, etc
Non-modifiable risk factors - ....ANSWER ...-characteristics that the patient
cannot change; i.e. age, gender, & family history
Stress management - ....ANSWER ...-Physiological- fight or flight response
Psychological - anxiety, depression, anger, hostility
Sociobehavioral- overeating, alcohol, smoking, drugs
Health Belief Model - ....ANSWER ...-Addresses the relationship between a
person's beliefs and behaviors, why some people want to change and why some do
not.
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, Why is care coordination important? - ....ANSWER ...-Helps attain optimal
patient outcomes and health care quality / essential for organizing care and
information specific to the patients needs and preferences.
care coordination - ....ANSWER ...-Set of activities purposefully organized
by a team to facilitate the appropriate delivery of the necessary services and
information to support optimal health and care across settings and overtime
Collaboration - ....ANSWER ...-Working together for a common goal
Interprofessional - ....ANSWER ...-People representing two or more
disciplines communicating frequently with each other to provide comprehensive
care.
Transitional care - ....ANSWER ...-Set of actions designed to ensure
coordination and continuity of health care as a patient transfers between care.
Social model - ....ANSWER ...-Addressed community and home based needs
- food and meals to elderly that cannot drive
-utilities assistance to low income family
- transportation assistance.
Medically oriented model - ....ANSWER ...-Addressed medical care;
digagnosis driven
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