hprs Exam# midterm Test Questions All
Solved 2026-2027 Updated.
True or False? Almshouses, operated by local governments, were used to quarantine people
who had contagious diseases such as cholera. These institutions were the predecessor of
hospitals. - Answer False
True or False? Group insurance is a type of public insurance that anticipates that a large group
of individuals will purchase insurance through their employer and the risk is spread among
those paying individuals. - Answer False
True or False? Public health functions are functions that provide services to the community.
They target populations rather than individuals. They include child immunization programs,
health screenings in schools, community health services, substance abuse programs, and
sexually transmitted disease control. - Answer True
True or False? Traditional health functions are functions that provide service to the community.
They target populations rather than individuals. They include child immunization programs,
health screenings in schools, community health services, substance abuse programs, and
sexually transmitted disease control. - Answer False
True or False? Complementary and integrative medicine practitioners practice unconventional
health therapies such as yoga, vitamin therapy and spiritual healing. These services normally are
paid out of pocket by consumers. - Answer False
Dementia is the most common form of Alzheimer's. - Answer False
True or False? Outpatient care centers include kidney dialysis centers, mental health and
substance abuse clinics, surgical and emergency centers. These centers provide different types
of services that can be obtained without staying overnight. - Answer True
True or False? Residential care facilities provide around the clock social and personal care to the
elderly, children, and others who cannot take care of themselves. Examples are assisted living
facilities. - Answer True
True or False? Residential care facilities provide care to the elderly on a daily basis for
approximately 8 hours per day so the caregiver can have a break. - Answer False
Social Regulation focuses on : - Answer Organizations' actions such as those in the healthcare
industry that impact individual's safety. These regulations focus on protecting individuals as
employees and consumers.
, The National Institutes of Health is a federal agency that is responsible for : - Answer Research
towards preventing and curing disease.
The ________ developed behavioral standards for employees who deal with blood products,
such as wearing gloves and other equipment, disposal of blood collection materials. - Answer
Occupational Exposure to Bloodborne Pathogens Standard
The federal agency that is responsible for ensuring that flood, human, and veterinary products,
biological, medical devices, cosmetics, and electronic products are safe is the: - Answer Food
and Drug Administration
True or False? Local health departments are the governmental organization that provides most
direct services to the population. - Answer True
True or False? The U.S. constitution gives local government the primary role in healthcare for
their citizens. They also license health professionals such as physicians, dentists, chiropractors,
nurses, pharmacists, optometrists, and veterinarians who practice within their jurisdiction. -
Answer False
Which agency was established in 1970 to govern the workplace environment to ensure that
employees have a safe and healthy environment? - Answer Occupational Safety and Health
Administration
Which federal agency was created in 2002 and why? - Answer The Department of Homeland
Security to oversee any major catastrophic events such as terrorism, natural disasters, and
severe weather
The ________ was established as a result of the 2001 terrorist attack in New York City. - Answer
Department of Homeland Security
True or False? Accelerated death benefits are available if the policy holder lives permanently in
a nursing home, is terminally ill, needs long-term care for an extended period of time, or has a
life-threatening diagnosis, such as AIDS. - Answer True
The ____ programs (1965) are federal programs that provide home and community-based
services to older adults. - Answer Moss
True or False? Activities of daily living include bathing, dressing, eating, and going to the
bathroom. - Answer True
Solved 2026-2027 Updated.
True or False? Almshouses, operated by local governments, were used to quarantine people
who had contagious diseases such as cholera. These institutions were the predecessor of
hospitals. - Answer False
True or False? Group insurance is a type of public insurance that anticipates that a large group
of individuals will purchase insurance through their employer and the risk is spread among
those paying individuals. - Answer False
True or False? Public health functions are functions that provide services to the community.
They target populations rather than individuals. They include child immunization programs,
health screenings in schools, community health services, substance abuse programs, and
sexually transmitted disease control. - Answer True
True or False? Traditional health functions are functions that provide service to the community.
They target populations rather than individuals. They include child immunization programs,
health screenings in schools, community health services, substance abuse programs, and
sexually transmitted disease control. - Answer False
True or False? Complementary and integrative medicine practitioners practice unconventional
health therapies such as yoga, vitamin therapy and spiritual healing. These services normally are
paid out of pocket by consumers. - Answer False
Dementia is the most common form of Alzheimer's. - Answer False
True or False? Outpatient care centers include kidney dialysis centers, mental health and
substance abuse clinics, surgical and emergency centers. These centers provide different types
of services that can be obtained without staying overnight. - Answer True
True or False? Residential care facilities provide around the clock social and personal care to the
elderly, children, and others who cannot take care of themselves. Examples are assisted living
facilities. - Answer True
True or False? Residential care facilities provide care to the elderly on a daily basis for
approximately 8 hours per day so the caregiver can have a break. - Answer False
Social Regulation focuses on : - Answer Organizations' actions such as those in the healthcare
industry that impact individual's safety. These regulations focus on protecting individuals as
employees and consumers.
, The National Institutes of Health is a federal agency that is responsible for : - Answer Research
towards preventing and curing disease.
The ________ developed behavioral standards for employees who deal with blood products,
such as wearing gloves and other equipment, disposal of blood collection materials. - Answer
Occupational Exposure to Bloodborne Pathogens Standard
The federal agency that is responsible for ensuring that flood, human, and veterinary products,
biological, medical devices, cosmetics, and electronic products are safe is the: - Answer Food
and Drug Administration
True or False? Local health departments are the governmental organization that provides most
direct services to the population. - Answer True
True or False? The U.S. constitution gives local government the primary role in healthcare for
their citizens. They also license health professionals such as physicians, dentists, chiropractors,
nurses, pharmacists, optometrists, and veterinarians who practice within their jurisdiction. -
Answer False
Which agency was established in 1970 to govern the workplace environment to ensure that
employees have a safe and healthy environment? - Answer Occupational Safety and Health
Administration
Which federal agency was created in 2002 and why? - Answer The Department of Homeland
Security to oversee any major catastrophic events such as terrorism, natural disasters, and
severe weather
The ________ was established as a result of the 2001 terrorist attack in New York City. - Answer
Department of Homeland Security
True or False? Accelerated death benefits are available if the policy holder lives permanently in
a nursing home, is terminally ill, needs long-term care for an extended period of time, or has a
life-threatening diagnosis, such as AIDS. - Answer True
The ____ programs (1965) are federal programs that provide home and community-based
services to older adults. - Answer Moss
True or False? Activities of daily living include bathing, dressing, eating, and going to the
bathroom. - Answer True
