Question 1

_____ refers to the number of years of good, fully functioning ability.

Accepted Answer

A) Quality of life 
B) Demographics 
C) Level of living 
D) Life expectancy 
A) Quality of life 
B) Demographics 
C) Level of living 
D) Life expectancy

Question 2

_____ is considered the most serious of the preventable childhood infections.

Accepted Answer

A) Measles 
B) Chicken pox 
C) Tuberculosis 
D) Polio 
A) Measles 
B) Chicken pox 
C) Tuberculosis 
D) Polio

Question 3

Studies have demonstrated findings to support the fact that the _____ one's socioeconomic status, the _____ the likelihood of developing a chronic illness.

Accepted Answer

A) Lower; lower 
B) Higher; higher 
C) Lower; higher 
D) Higher; lower 
A) Lower; lower 
B) Higher; higher 
C) Lower; higher 
D) Higher; lower

Question 4

The polio vaccine was developed by

Accepted Answer

A) Jonas Salk. 
B) Marie Curie. 
C) Hippocrates. 
D) None of the above 
A) Jonas Salk. 
B) Marie Curie. 
C) Hippocrates. 
D) None of the above

Question 5

List two confounding factors that contribute to chronic illness.

Accepted Answer

socioecono

Question 6

The World Health Organization (WHO) addresses physical needs but not mental health needs.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Providing _____ is an example of how the Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies provide assistance.

Accepted Answer

A) Temporary shelters 
B) Meals 
C) Temporary health care 
D) All of the above 
A) Temporary shelters 
B) Meals 
C) Temporary health care 
D) All of the above

Question 8

There were 7 total recurrences of the Black Death.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Many recurrent diseases are caused by environmental factors.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

A disease that affects large numbers of a population within a geographical region is called a(n) _____.A disease that affects large geographical regions of the world is called a _____.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A disease that affects large numbers of...

Question 11

What does "DALE" stand for

Accepted Answer

A) Disabled And Living Exceedingly 
B) Disabled Americans' Life Expectancy 
C) Disability Attitude Life Expectancy 
D) Disability Adjusted Life Expectancy 
A) Disabled And Living Exceedingly 
B) Disabled Americans' Life Expectancy 
C) Disability Attitude Life Expectancy 
D) Disability Adjusted Life Expectancy

Question 12

List 3 principal causes of unhealthy chronic illnesses.

Accepted Answer

unhealthy

Question 13

The cause of Type 1 diabetes is usually

Accepted Answer

A) Due to the body producing too much insulin. 
B) Sedentary lifestyles. 
C) Obesity. 
D) Genetics. 
A) Due to the body producing too much insulin. 
B) Sedentary lifestyles. 
C) Obesity. 
D) Genetics.

Question 14

_____ is a "recurring communicable disease."

Accepted Answer

A) "Guinea worm" 
B) "Avian bird flu" 
C) "Athenian Plague" 
D) "Swine flu" 
A) "Guinea worm" 
B) "Avian bird flu" 
C) "Athenian Plague" 
D) "Swine flu"

Question 15

Which of the following is NOT a part of the WHO's 3-step process for promoting health goals

Accepted Answer

A) To fund the "Doctors Without Borders" program 
B) To formulate policy initiatives designed to eliminate health problems 
C) To implement policy changes at the national, regional and individual level 
D) To assess the health needs of a population 
A) To fund the "Doctors Without Borders" program 
B) To formulate policy initiatives designed to eliminate health problems 
C) To implement policy changes at the national, regional and individual level 
D) To assess the health needs of a population

Question 16

Which of the following activities would be considered a sedentary behavior

Accepted Answer

A) Lifting weights 
B) Walking on the treadmill 
C) Riding a bike at a leisurely pace 
D) Watching a television show 
A) Lifting weights 
B) Walking on the treadmill 
C) Riding a bike at a leisurely pace 
D) Watching a television show

Question 17

What do measles, polio and chicken pox have in common

Accepted Answer

A) They are all caused by the same viral strain. 
B) They are related to the H1N1 virus. 
C) They are no longer a danger for the global community. 
D) They are all preventable. 
A) They are all caused by the same viral strain. 
B) They are related to the H1N1 virus. 
C) They are no longer a danger for the global community. 
D) They are all preventable.

Question 18

"Diseases of affluence" was once considered a nickname for

Accepted Answer

A) Diseases related to tapeworm parasites. 
B) Chronic diseases. 
C) Cholera. 
D) Malaria. 
A) Diseases related to tapeworm parasites. 
B) Chronic diseases. 
C) Cholera. 
D) Malaria.

Question 19

The H1N1 virus is only transmitted from pigs to humans.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

The Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies was established to

Accepted Answer

A) Provide funding for medical care. 
B) Provide international guidelines and resources for health agencies. 
C) Provide international relief to wounded soldiers. 
D) Oversee the Federal Government's health initiatives. 
A) Provide funding for medical care. 
B) Provide international guidelines and resources for health agencies. 
C) Provide international relief to wounded soldiers. 
D) Oversee the Federal Government's health initiatives.

_____ refers to the number of years of good, fully functioning ability.

_____ is considered the most serious of the preventable childhood infections.

Studies have demonstrated findings to support the fact that the _ one's socioeconomic status, the _ the likelihood of developing a chronic illness.

The polio vaccine was developed by

List two confounding factors that contribute to chronic illness.

The World Health Organization (WHO) addresses physical needs but not mental health needs.

Providing _____ is an example of how the Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies provide assistance.

There were 7 total recurrences of the Black Death.

Many recurrent diseases are caused by environmental factors.

A disease that affects large numbers of a population within a geographical region is called a(n) _.A disease that affects large geographical regions of the world is called a _.

What does "DALE" stand for

List 3 principal causes of unhealthy chronic illnesses.

The cause of Type 1 diabetes is usually

_____ is a "recurring communicable disease."

Which of the following is NOT a part of the WHO's 3-step process for promoting health goals

Which of the following activities would be considered a sedentary behavior

What do measles, polio and chicken pox have in common

"Diseases of affluence" was once considered a nickname for

The H1N1 virus is only transmitted from pigs to humans.

The Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies was established to

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Exam 3: Global Communicable and Chronic Disease

_____ refers to the number of years of good, fully functioning ability.

_____ is considered the most serious of the preventable childhood infections.

Studies have demonstrated findings to support the fact that the _____ one's socioeconomic status, the _____ the likelihood of developing a chronic illness.

The polio vaccine was developed by

List two confounding factors that contribute to chronic illness.

The World Health Organization (WHO) addresses physical needs but not mental health needs.

Providing _____ is an example of how the Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies provide assistance.

There were 7 total recurrences of the Black Death.

Many recurrent diseases are caused by environmental factors.

A disease that affects large numbers of a population within a geographical region is called a(n) _____.A disease that affects large geographical regions of the world is called a _____.

What does "DALE" stand for

List 3 principal causes of unhealthy chronic illnesses.

The cause of Type 1 diabetes is usually

_____ is a "recurring communicable disease."

Which of the following is NOT a part of the WHO's 3-step process for promoting health goals

Which of the following activities would be considered a sedentary behavior

What do measles, polio and chicken pox have in common

"Diseases of affluence" was once considered a nickname for

The H1N1 virus is only transmitted from pigs to humans.

The Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies was established to

An Interdisciplinary View of Health

Research Methods

Theories and Models of Health Behavior Change

Risky Health Behaviors

Emotional Health and Well-Being

Stress and Coping

HIV and AIDS

Cardiovascular Disease

Chronic Pain Management and Arthritis

Cancer

Health Care Systems and Health Policy: Effects on Health Outcomes

The Health Psychologists Role: Research, Application, and Advocacy

Filters

Studies have demonstrated findings to support the fact that the _ one's socioeconomic status, the _ the likelihood of developing a chronic illness.

A disease that affects large numbers of a population within a geographical region is called a(n) _.A disease that affects large geographical regions of the world is called a _.