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Unit 4: Topic 10 - Global Trends and Health & Wellbeing
Unit 4: Topic 10 - Global Trends and Health & Wellbeing
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Unit 4 - Topic 10
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eHealth is best referred to as:
the internet being used to conduct business
being able to shop online
being able to access mobile phone networks
health services/info via internet & other technologies
2
Which of the following is
not
a challenge of digital technologies?
Being bullied and threatened
Using mobile phones to access information on prenatal health
Concerns over the safety of children and young people
Possible breaches of privacy
3
Which of the following is
not
true about climate change?
It leads to rising sea levels.
It contributes to changing weather patterns.
Its effects are greater in high-income countries.
4
Conflict is considered to be a global trend because
it can be prevented
it mainly occurs in countries in the Middle East and Africa
people choose to leave their country
number of refugees is at its highest since World War II.
5
Displaced people refers to
people seeking international protection
those who do not have citizenship of any country
people who decide for themselves to leave their country
those forced to leave their home and are on the run in their own country
6
World trade and tourism promotes health and wellbeing by:
empowering communities and fostering pride
promoting inclusiveness, especially of young people
money generated to be invested in healthcare/education
all of the above
7
World trade:
only benefits high-income countries
is the exchange of goods and services between countries
contributes to poverty in low-income countries
disadvantages women
8
Which of the following is
not
considered to be a global trend?
HIV/AIDS
Climate change
Digital technologies
Conflict and mass migration
9
Conflict impacts health and wellbeing by:
all of the above
increasing the rates of depression and anxiety.
contributing to higher levels of injuries and infection
reducing availability of water supplies & increases diseases