Health 4001 Study Guide Exam
1/4001 Professional Practise/ NURS
400 Exam 1 with a complete guide
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Factors such as income, education, occupation, and social cohesion, also referred
to as which of the following, have been more widely acknowledge among public
health and healthcare professionals? - ANS Accessibility to healthcare
The leading cause of death for persons younger than age 45 is _________. -
ANS unintentional injuries
Interactive communication with the expectation of timely give-and-take from all
parties is referred to as which of the following? - ANS Engagement
Which publication was recognized as the first modern report by the government to
question the direct link between health care and public's health? - ANS The
Lalonde Report
Sir Michael Marmot conducted what early studies that showed a link between
socially defined categories of "class" and health in Great Britain? - ANS The
Whitehall Studies
Which publication was the first to officially state U.S. government goals to reduce
racial, ethnic, and gender-based health disparities? - ANS Healthy People 2010
In the population health video, what was the most important factor in improving
Joe's health? - ANS tailored community services
Early perspectives on public health in the 1900's focused on the dangers of
environmental disease and the importance of - ANS sanitation
,Which of the following are conducted by researchers in order to consolidate all the
information from studies addressing a single clinical or public health question? -
ANS Systematic review
The phrase "the greatest good for the greatest number of people" reflects the
following approach, which is central to public health and much of public policy in
the United States? - ANS Utilitarianism
Which of the following is the ability to interpret tables, forms, graphs, or other
structured formats? - ANS Document literacy
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) developed the Clear
Communication Index (CCI) to comply with what piece of legislation and achieve
the goals set forth in its own Action Plan to Improve Health Literacy? - ANS Plain
Writing Act of 2010
What type of forms are notoriously difficult to understand, even by college
graduates, and were a subject of a 2014 Institute of Medicine (IOM) workshop? -
ANS informed consent
Indirect references to concepts involving health literacy were found and organized
into six domains within what piece of legislation? - ANS Patient Protection and
Affordable Care Act
Which of the following includes aspects of health literacy, with the overarching
goals to improve health outcomes and quality and to attain health equity? - ANS
Healthy People 2020
Which of the following is a word-recognition test of 66 medical words and is one of
the oldest and most widely used health literacy assessment tools? - ANS REALM
In the Youtube video, Dr. Lisa Fitzpatrick, MD, MPH, MPA, provides which
strategy for improving health literacy? - ANS "manage the grapevine"
Which theory hypothesizes that behavior is the result of ongoing interaction
between an individual's environment and their psychosocial characteristics and
perceptions? - ANS Social Cognitive Theory
, Which component of the extended parallel processing model is key for audiences
to accept fear-based messages (i.e. danger control processing)? - ANS
self-efficacy
A local public health campaign seeks to reach adult male smokers through radio,
print, and television channels. This communication strategy is referred to as: -
ANS targeting
The following term describes perceptions of either what relevant others think
about performing the behavior, or beliefs about what others are doing? - ANS
Normative beliefs
Which term refers to the process of gathering and assessing personal data related
to a given health outcome to determine the most appropriate information or
communication strategies to meet that person's unique needs? - ANS tailoring
A smoking cessation campaign uses text messaging services to send different
messages to individuals who are fathers, women, teens and other types of
individuals, with the content and timing of messages customized to the individuals'
quit date. This type of campaign is referred to as: - ANS tailoring
Individuals "plan to take action in the next 6 months" in which stage of the
Transtheoretical Model? - ANS Contemplation
One of the main differences between tailoring and targeting involves: - ANS
collecting data about an individual
The book describes a national message framing study exploring the effectiveness
of framing messages with a progress messaging frame, an impact messaging
frame, and the disparity messaging frame. The study recommends using which
frames? - ANS progress or impact message frame
The Youtube video explains that the Elaboration Likelihood Model directs our
attention to the importance of the audience members' ______________ in
persuasion attempts. - ANS motivations to think about and ability to understand
information
Double dose of Tylenol, would do u do? - ANS File an incident report
1/4001 Professional Practise/ NURS
400 Exam 1 with a complete guide
newest review
Factors such as income, education, occupation, and social cohesion, also referred
to as which of the following, have been more widely acknowledge among public
health and healthcare professionals? - ANS Accessibility to healthcare
The leading cause of death for persons younger than age 45 is _________. -
ANS unintentional injuries
Interactive communication with the expectation of timely give-and-take from all
parties is referred to as which of the following? - ANS Engagement
Which publication was recognized as the first modern report by the government to
question the direct link between health care and public's health? - ANS The
Lalonde Report
Sir Michael Marmot conducted what early studies that showed a link between
socially defined categories of "class" and health in Great Britain? - ANS The
Whitehall Studies
Which publication was the first to officially state U.S. government goals to reduce
racial, ethnic, and gender-based health disparities? - ANS Healthy People 2010
In the population health video, what was the most important factor in improving
Joe's health? - ANS tailored community services
Early perspectives on public health in the 1900's focused on the dangers of
environmental disease and the importance of - ANS sanitation
,Which of the following are conducted by researchers in order to consolidate all the
information from studies addressing a single clinical or public health question? -
ANS Systematic review
The phrase "the greatest good for the greatest number of people" reflects the
following approach, which is central to public health and much of public policy in
the United States? - ANS Utilitarianism
Which of the following is the ability to interpret tables, forms, graphs, or other
structured formats? - ANS Document literacy
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) developed the Clear
Communication Index (CCI) to comply with what piece of legislation and achieve
the goals set forth in its own Action Plan to Improve Health Literacy? - ANS Plain
Writing Act of 2010
What type of forms are notoriously difficult to understand, even by college
graduates, and were a subject of a 2014 Institute of Medicine (IOM) workshop? -
ANS informed consent
Indirect references to concepts involving health literacy were found and organized
into six domains within what piece of legislation? - ANS Patient Protection and
Affordable Care Act
Which of the following includes aspects of health literacy, with the overarching
goals to improve health outcomes and quality and to attain health equity? - ANS
Healthy People 2020
Which of the following is a word-recognition test of 66 medical words and is one of
the oldest and most widely used health literacy assessment tools? - ANS REALM
In the Youtube video, Dr. Lisa Fitzpatrick, MD, MPH, MPA, provides which
strategy for improving health literacy? - ANS "manage the grapevine"
Which theory hypothesizes that behavior is the result of ongoing interaction
between an individual's environment and their psychosocial characteristics and
perceptions? - ANS Social Cognitive Theory
, Which component of the extended parallel processing model is key for audiences
to accept fear-based messages (i.e. danger control processing)? - ANS
self-efficacy
A local public health campaign seeks to reach adult male smokers through radio,
print, and television channels. This communication strategy is referred to as: -
ANS targeting
The following term describes perceptions of either what relevant others think
about performing the behavior, or beliefs about what others are doing? - ANS
Normative beliefs
Which term refers to the process of gathering and assessing personal data related
to a given health outcome to determine the most appropriate information or
communication strategies to meet that person's unique needs? - ANS tailoring
A smoking cessation campaign uses text messaging services to send different
messages to individuals who are fathers, women, teens and other types of
individuals, with the content and timing of messages customized to the individuals'
quit date. This type of campaign is referred to as: - ANS tailoring
Individuals "plan to take action in the next 6 months" in which stage of the
Transtheoretical Model? - ANS Contemplation
One of the main differences between tailoring and targeting involves: - ANS
collecting data about an individual
The book describes a national message framing study exploring the effectiveness
of framing messages with a progress messaging frame, an impact messaging
frame, and the disparity messaging frame. The study recommends using which
frames? - ANS progress or impact message frame
The Youtube video explains that the Elaboration Likelihood Model directs our
attention to the importance of the audience members' ______________ in
persuasion attempts. - ANS motivations to think about and ability to understand
information
Double dose of Tylenol, would do u do? - ANS File an incident report
