CHS 200 EXAM 2
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1. Life expectancy in 1900 and in 2006 was around:
-60 years and 75 years
-50 years and 80 years
-45 years and 85 years
-40 years and 70 years: 50 years and 80 years
2. In 2030, the proportion of the U.S. population age 65 years and older is
projected to be:
- 10 percent
- 15 percent
- 20 percent
- 25 percent: 20 percent
3. In the context of aging, tertiary prevention refers to:
- prevention of incident diseases and geriatric conditions
- early detection, treatment and management of prevalent and recurrent con-
ditions.
- reducing the impact of comorbidity on physical functioning and premature
mortality.
- public health promotion of preventive healthcare.: reducing the impact of comorbidity on
physical functioning and premature mortality.
4. In 2006, the U.S. population reached a milestone count of:
- 275 million
-300 million
- 350 million
-400 million: 300 million
5. In general, the proportion of deaths in the U.S. attributable to heart disease
and cancer is:
- 30 percent
- 40 percent
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- 50 percent
- 60 percent: 50 percent
6. What are the cardinal signs of inflammation?
A. Calor
B. Rubor
C. Dolor
D. Functio Laesa
E. All of the above: All of the above
7. Inflammation is a part of everyone's _______ immunity.
A. active
B. innate
C. specific
D. None. Inflammation is not a process of immunity.: innate
8. Which of the following is not a reason why a cell would release factors that
induce inflammation.
A. Infarction
B. Ischemia
C. Traumatic injury
D. Apoptosis: apoptosis
9. Which of the following is true about inflammation?
A. It is a specific response to an insult.
B. It requires previous exposure.
C. It is the second level of response to injurious agents.
D. It only lasts for short periods of time
E. It exists in almost all chronic illness in the body.: it exists in almost all chronic illness in the
body.
10. Acute inflammation lasts:
A. hours or days
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1. Life expectancy in 1900 and in 2006 was around:
-60 years and 75 years
-50 years and 80 years
-45 years and 85 years
-40 years and 70 years: 50 years and 80 years
2. In 2030, the proportion of the U.S. population age 65 years and older is
projected to be:
- 10 percent
- 15 percent
- 20 percent
- 25 percent: 20 percent
3. In the context of aging, tertiary prevention refers to:
- prevention of incident diseases and geriatric conditions
- early detection, treatment and management of prevalent and recurrent con-
ditions.
- reducing the impact of comorbidity on physical functioning and premature
mortality.
- public health promotion of preventive healthcare.: reducing the impact of comorbidity on
physical functioning and premature mortality.
4. In 2006, the U.S. population reached a milestone count of:
- 275 million
-300 million
- 350 million
-400 million: 300 million
5. In general, the proportion of deaths in the U.S. attributable to heart disease
and cancer is:
- 30 percent
- 40 percent
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- 50 percent
- 60 percent: 50 percent
6. What are the cardinal signs of inflammation?
A. Calor
B. Rubor
C. Dolor
D. Functio Laesa
E. All of the above: All of the above
7. Inflammation is a part of everyone's _______ immunity.
A. active
B. innate
C. specific
D. None. Inflammation is not a process of immunity.: innate
8. Which of the following is not a reason why a cell would release factors that
induce inflammation.
A. Infarction
B. Ischemia
C. Traumatic injury
D. Apoptosis: apoptosis
9. Which of the following is true about inflammation?
A. It is a specific response to an insult.
B. It requires previous exposure.
C. It is the second level of response to injurious agents.
D. It only lasts for short periods of time
E. It exists in almost all chronic illness in the body.: it exists in almost all chronic illness in the
body.
10. Acute inflammation lasts:
A. hours or days
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