Question 1

The World Health Organization Healthy Settings approach to population health recognizes the importance of:

Accepted Answer

A)  Individual patient care 
B)  Hospital-based care 
C)  All the places humans occupy 
D)  Public health 
A)  Individual patient care 
B)  Hospital-based care 
C)  All the places humans occupy 
D)  Public health C

Question 2

The participatory occupational justice framework closely aligns with the:

Accepted Answer

A)  Ottawa Charter 
B)  World Health Organization's key principles 
C)  Occupational Therapy Practice Framework 
D)  Model of Human Occupation 
A)  Ottawa Charter 
B)  World Health Organization's key principles 
C)  Occupational Therapy Practice Framework 
D)  Model of Human Occupation B

Question 3

Children living in low-income households are less physically active than other children. Which of the following factors contribute to this problem?

Accepted Answer

A)  Limited number of good-quality recreational facilities 
B)  Working to contribute to the family income 
C)  Obesity rates 
D)  Bullying 
A)  Limited number of good-quality recreational facilities 
B)  Working to contribute to the family income 
C)  Obesity rates 
D)  Bullying A

Question 4

The kinds of occupations available to a population are influenced by:

Accepted Answer

A)  Public health 
B)  Access to health care 
C)  Economics 
D)  Population-based health 
A)  Public health 
B)  Access to health care 
C)  Economics 
D)  Population-based health

Question 5

What important document stated that "health is created and lived by people within the settings of their everyday life; where they learn, work, play, and love"?

Accepted Answer

A)  Occupational Therapy Practice Framework 
B)  Healthy Settings 
C)  Healthy People 
D)  Ottawa Charter 
A)  Occupational Therapy Practice Framework 
B)  Healthy Settings 
C)  Healthy People 
D)  Ottawa Charter

Question 6

The plight of asylum seekers held in camps demonstrates which aspect of population health in the doing, being, belonging, or becoming aspect of population health?

Accepted Answer

A)  Doing 
B)  Being 
C)  Belonging 
D)  Becoming 
A)  Doing 
B)  Being 
C)  Belonging 
D)  Becoming

Question 7

The main challenge for population health is:

Accepted Answer

A)  A lack of services in behavioral health 
B)  A shortage of health professionals 
C)  Rates of adolescent suicide 
D)  Significant differences in health that currently exist between socioeconomic groups 
A)  A lack of services in behavioral health 
B)  A shortage of health professionals 
C)  Rates of adolescent suicide 
D)  Significant differences in health that currently exist between socioeconomic groups

Question 8

When members of a group have a similar pattern of occupations, their daily round of activities is commonly referred to as:

Accepted Answer

A)  An occupational balance 
B)  Health maintenance 
C)  A lifestyle 
D)  Population health 
A)  An occupational balance 
B)  Health maintenance 
C)  A lifestyle 
D)  Population health

Question 9

An example of a health inequity is:

Accepted Answer

A)  Public health 
B)  Higher mortality rate 
C)  Health maintenance 
D)  Population-based health 
A)  Public health 
B)  Higher mortality rate 
C)  Health maintenance 
D)  Population-based health

Question 10

Occupational justice is defined as:

Accepted Answer

A)  People's essential nature-that is, what drives them to do things 
B)  The right to participate in a range of occupations that enable people to flourish, fulfill their potential, and experience satisfaction in a way consistent with their culture and beliefs 
C)  Engaging in relatively equal amounts of work, self-care, rest, and leisure occupations 
D)  Equality in education, job choice, and income, as well as access to transportation, housing, healthy physical environments, and public safety 
A)  People's essential nature-that is, what drives them to do things 
B)  The right to participate in a range of occupations that enable people to flourish, fulfill their potential, and experience satisfaction in a way consistent with their culture and beliefs 
C)  Engaging in relatively equal amounts of work, self-care, rest, and leisure occupations 
D)  Equality in education, job choice, and income, as well as access to transportation, housing, healthy physical environments, and public safety

Question 11

An occupational therapist in a Native American community participates in the local suicide prevention coalition. The OT works as part of a team to teach youth coping mechanisms in an after-school program. This promotes which aspect of health?

Accepted Answer

A)  Doing 
B)  Being 
C)  Belonging 
D)  Becoming 
A)  Doing 
B)  Being 
C)  Belonging 
D)  Becoming

Question 12

In the adoption of digital technology to support occupational engagement, what has been found to be a barrier to adoption of enabling technology?

Accepted Answer

A)  Cognition 
B)  Poverty 
C)  Knowledge of use of technology 
D)  Osteoarthritis 
A)  Cognition 
B)  Poverty 
C)  Knowledge of use of technology 
D)  Osteoarthritis

Question 13

Improving population health requires a commitment to:

Accepted Answer

A)  Universal health care 
B)  Health equity 
C)  Public health 
D)  Occupational justice 
A)  Universal health care 
B)  Health equity 
C)  Public health 
D)  Occupational justice

Question 14

Occupational medicine focuses on:

Accepted Answer

A)  Public health 
B)  Health in the workplace 
C)  Health maintenance 
D)  Population health 
A)  Public health 
B)  Health in the workplace 
C)  Health maintenance 
D)  Population health

Question 15

An example of an imbalanced lifestyle is:

Accepted Answer

A)  People with mental illness who spend comparatively more time sleeping than in other occupations 
B)  Older adults who reside in an independent living facility and engage in wellness activities 
C)  Children who walk to the local school and play in an afterschool soccer program 
D)  A father who stays at home with his children while his partner works 
A)  People with mental illness who spend comparatively more time sleeping than in other occupations 
B)  Older adults who reside in an independent living facility and engage in wellness activities 
C)  Children who walk to the local school and play in an afterschool soccer program 
D)  A father who stays at home with his children while his partner works

Question 16

Populations excluded from mainstream society are vulnerable to poor health outcomes. This exemplifies which part of the doing, being, belonging, or becoming aspect of population health?

Accepted Answer

A)  Doing 
B)  Being 
C)  Belonging 
D)  Becoming 
A)  Doing 
B)  Being 
C)  Belonging 
D)  Becoming

Question 17

An ambulatory care clinic located in a low-income neighborhood notices significant food insecurity among its participants. A strategy for improving population health based on the participatory occupational justice framework is to:

Accepted Answer

A)  Offer coupons to local grocery stores 
B)  Provide information on the location of metropolitan farmers markets 
C)  Work with a local nonprofit to plant a community garden 
D)  Donate to the local food bank 
A)  Offer coupons to local grocery stores 
B)  Provide information on the location of metropolitan farmers markets 
C)  Work with a local nonprofit to plant a community garden 
D)  Donate to the local food bank

Exam 4: Population Health: An Occupational Perspective Introduction

The World Health Organization Healthy Settings approach to population health recognizes the importance of:

The participatory occupational justice framework closely aligns with the:

Children living in low-income households are less physically active than other children. Which of the following factors contribute to this problem?

The kinds of occupations available to a population are influenced by:

What important document stated that "health is created and lived by people within the settings of their everyday life; where they learn, work, play, and love"?

The plight of asylum seekers held in camps demonstrates which aspect of population health in the doing, being, belonging, or becoming aspect of population health?

The main challenge for population health is:

When members of a group have a similar pattern of occupations, their daily round of activities is commonly referred to as:

An example of a health inequity is:

Occupational justice is defined as:

An occupational therapist in a Native American community participates in the local suicide prevention coalition. The OT works as part of a team to teach youth coping mechanisms in an after-school program. This promotes which aspect of health?

In the adoption of digital technology to support occupational engagement, what has been found to be a barrier to adoption of enabling technology?

Improving population health requires a commitment to:

Occupational medicine focuses on:

An example of an imbalanced lifestyle is:

Populations excluded from mainstream society are vulnerable to poor health outcomes. This exemplifies which part of the doing, being, belonging, or becoming aspect of population health?

An ambulatory care clinic located in a low-income neighborhood notices significant food insecurity among its participants. A strategy for improving population health based on the participatory occupational justice framework is to:

Historical and Philosophical Perspectives of Community and Population Health Practice Introduction

Community and Population Health Concepts Introduction

Theoretical Frameworks for Community-Based Practice Introduction

Program Planning and Needs Assessment Introduction

Program Design and Implementation Introduction

Program Evaluation Introduction

Program Support: Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Business Acumen Introduction

Early Intervention Programs Introduction

From School to Community Transition Services Introduction

Promoting Community Inclusion and Integration for Youth Introduction

Aging in Place and Home Modifications Introduction

Driving and Community Mobility Introduction

Low Vision Services in the Community Introduction

Community Ergonomics and Prevention of Work-Related Injuries Introduction

Work and Career Transitions Introduction

Health Professional Well-Being Introduction

Community Mental Health Programs Introduction

Community-Based Approaches to Substance Use Epidemics Introduction

Addressing the Needs of the Homeless Introduction

Community Reintegration Services for Military Veterans Introduction

Promoting Occupational Participation in Marginalized Populations Introduction

Telehealth Introduction

Lifestyle Redesign Programs Introduction

Occupational Therapy in Primary Health-Care Settings Introduction

Disaster Preparedness, Response, and Recovery Introduction

Violence Prevention and Mitigation Introduction

Future Directions in Community and Population Health Practice Introduction

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