Question

QUESTION 1

Vulnerable populations include all of the following EXCEPT

		Those more likely to develop health problems
		Those who usually experience worse health outcomes
		Those who have fewer resources to improve their conditions
		Those who have less resistance to novel procedures

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QUESTION 2

Health equity is

		Negotiable security in health
		Enshrined in the Bill of Rights
		The absence of disparities in health across populations, genders, and geographic areas
		A controversial philosophical construct

1 points   

QUESTION 3

Potential risk factors for health disparities are associated with all of the following EXCEPT

		Population characteristics
		Health care characteristics
		Residential physical environment
		Unequal needs assessments

1 points   

QUESTION 4

Health equity interventions may be described as all of the following EXCEPT

		Recreational
		Economic
		Sociocultural
		Political

1 points   

QUESTION 5

Health-promoting changes at the work place include all of the following EXCEPT

		Healthier foods in cafeterias and vending machines
		Running totals of hourly work
		Periodic health screenings
		On-site health fairs

1 points   

QUESTION 6

Regarding health promotion, factors that influence values, attitudes, and behaviors include all of the following EXCEPT

		Family structure
		Employment patterns
		Decision-making processes
		Historical assays of local mortality

1 points   

QUESTION 7

Barriers to public health policy formulation include all of the following EXCEPT

		Policy makers may not be committed to the proposed change
		A dominant commercial market may hinder policy formulation
		Scientific evidence substantiating the issue has not been translated in user-friendly language
		Open access documentation has been too freely available

1 points   

QUESTION 8

The probability of injury, disease, or death due to exposure to hazards such as chemicals is known as

		Subrogation
		Pattern recognition
		Risk
		Compromise

1 points   

QUESTION 9

The process of weighing policy alternatives and developing and implementing controls and regulations, if warranted, is known as

		Risk aversion
		Hazard assessment
		Risk management
		Hazard negotiation

1 points   

QUESTION 10

Components of the built environment include all of the following EXCEPT

		Air and water quality
		Housing density and quality
		Land use mix and zoning
		Availability of ancient terrain

Answer 1

Answer 1: Those who have fewer resources to improve their conditions. ( Vulnerable populations are those more likely to develop health problems)

Answer 2: The absence of disparities in health across populations, genders, and geographic areas. ( Health equity implies that health should not be compromised or disadvantaged because of an individual or population group's race, ethnicity, gender, income, sexual orientation, neighborhood or other social condition.)

Answer 3: Residential physical environment.

Answer 4: Recreational.

Answer 5: On-site health fairs

Answer 6: Employment patterns

Answer 7: Open access documentation has been too freely available

Answer 8: Risk

Answer 9: Risk management

Answer 10: Availability of ancient terrain

Answer 2

Those who have less resistance to novel procedures