Global Health

Which of the following is NOT considered a key factor in the success of a smallpox eradication?

Which of these is not true about multilateral development banks

Which of the following are risk factors for road traffic injuries

In a low-income country, which of the following is most characteristic of the healthcare system?

The Millennium Development Goals address which of the following areas?

The UK uses which type of health system?

Which cancers are most closely associated with tobacco use?

Medicine is more focused than public health on:

Which type of fuel creates the least amount of indoor air pollution

What is the most cost-effective approach in reducing indoor air pollution?

Which of the following is not true about health expenditures?

Children suffer disproportionately compared to other age groups from which injuries

Which water and sanitation intervention is the most cost-effective per DALY saved

The 10/90 gap is explained as which of the following 

If you wanted to decrease the number of new HIV infections, which age group would you predominantly focus on?

In which world region is the maternal mortality ratio highest?

A children that is two weeks old is in which phase of life?

Most cost-effective in reducing maternal morbidity, disability, and mortality in low income countries?

How did “Short-course” AZT traits differ from the Tuskegee study and Nazi medical experiments:

Which interventions would be the most cost-effective in averting DALYs in south Asia?

In the lowest-income countries, the first level at which one might encounter a trained physician would generally be:

Which of the following is true about tobacco smoking?

Which of the following is the most cost-effective way to reduce TB prevalence

One of the keys to smallpox eradication was:

CVD is the largest cause of death in all regions, except:

Which of the following is not a risk factor for poisoning?

Which of the following is a risk factor for burns?

Which of the following situations would not be considered a complex humanitarian

Which of the following examples of traditional behavior are conductive to good health:

Which of the following are guidelines for the ethical conduct of research?

What is tiered pricing for drugs

Which type of diabetes is associated with physical inactivity?

Which global agency is primary responsible for dealing with the HIV/ AIDS epidemic

What should not be among the first things done during the emergency phase of a CHE?

Push mechanisms do all of the following vaccine development except:

Which region has the highest prevalence of unsafe abortions?

Which area has the highest deaths from road traffic accidents as a share of total deaths

Which of the following conditions account for a large portion of the burden of cardiovascular disease worldwide?

Part of WHO protocol of addressing diarrhea in young children in low + middle income countries?

Which of the following is not an impact of improved sanitary excreta remove?

In a low income country, which of the following disparities is the most likely to exist?

Compared to high-income countries, all of the following are true about healthcare except:

The infant mortality rate will be highest in which World Bank region?

Which of the following is not Millennium Development Goal?

Which of the these organizations has as its main focus the funding and carrying out of research

All of the following are results of using Vaccine Vial Monitors, except

Which of the following Millennium Development Goals is meant to address safe water and sanitation?

In policy&program brief section of the textbook “kangaroo mother care” is used in low income settings for:

Improved sanitation, if coupled with handwashing with soap, would have the largest impact on which of the following?

Malaria is significant killer of children under five in which WHO region?

Which of the following is true of depression

Examples of primary level healthcare include

The health behavior model that is based on the notion that communicable is needed to promote social change is

Which is the most cost-effective way of external partners to assist in a disaster situation

Drug resistant is a result, among other things, of:

Indirect causes of maternal death include

The heath behavior theory that believes behavior both influences and is influenced by social environments is:

When a country goes through nutrition transition due to economic imporvement:

In the emergency phase of CHE, which of the following are the most important issues to address

Which of these is a principle of conduct for the international Red Cross during a disaster response

Which of the following unintentional injuries are associated with the most total deaths:

What pull mechanism could help to encourage the development of new vaccines 

The national mortality rate is highest in which WHO region?

Compared to other populations, women in CHEs are at considerable risk of which of the following

In a low income country, family planning services are part of which level of healthcare?

Traditional birth attendants are an example of what type of health system?

Which of the following is a target for the MDG goal to promote gender equality and empower women?

Which of these is a reason to enhance your knowledge of global health?

When kids in a traditional society gets sick, the parents will first seek help from?

Which of the following is associated with severe acute malnutrition

The U.S. health system can best be described as:

Many women have an iron deficiency, causing:

Which of the following statements is false:

In which situation would tiered pricing for drugs be most effective?

Which of the following studies are considered socially beneficial?

Health expenditures by government agency is considered:

The world Health Organization focuses on all of the following, except:

Which of the following are not neglected tropical diseases?

Which of the following statements about illness is false?

What are the three leading causes of neo-natal deaths in low and middle income countries?

A DALY is a measure of losses due to which of the following:

Essential interventions for newborns include all of the following except:

Which of the following is considered a low-income country?

Which of the following factors is not associated with having maternal mortality in Sri Lanka?

Which of the following micronutrients deficiencies causes night blindness?

The burden of disease is primarily communicable, maternal, neonatal and nutritional in:

What is a cultural practice that is harmful to health?

In high-income country, the highest percentage of deaths are attributed to:

One Health refers to:

Cost- effective analysis of health investment can be used for all of the following except:

Who is more likely to smoke tobacco?

The approach to addressing smallpox was based on:

What is cost effective analysis used for in global health?

As poorer countries develop, which of the following will happen:

Which of the following unintentional injuries is associated with the most DALYs lost?

Which of the following is among the ideal characteristics of vaccine

Which of the following is true about tuberculosis?

A push mechanism is used to encourage product or vaccine development by

Which of the following are risk factors for developing TB?

Which of the following is true about TB in South Asia

What are measures that can be taken to reduce outdoor air pollution

Which of the following is not considered a World Bank region

All of the following are true of the relationship between health and education, except:

Improvements in health globally have been:

Health expenditure per capita generally varies in what way with increasing country income per capita?

What are the best measures to reduce the risk of diarrhea among one year old children

Which of the following statements are false:

All of the following are purpose of public-private partnership for health, except

Which of the following is the most important step a country can take to reduce the burden of noncommunicable diseases?

Life expectancy at birth is highest in which World Bank region

In the event of a CHE, which of the following should be focused on first

What is the most effective way to avoid mother to child transmission of HIV/AIDS?

Belmont Report: which of the following is an example of the ethical principle of respect for for persons?

Which of the following is the target of the MDG goal to improve maternal health?

The health status of a young child is linked with:

One of the primary goals of humanitarian disaster response is to:

Which of the following is considered an internally displaced person

Belmont Report: which of the following is an example of informed consent in a study?

USAID is an example of which of the following

The Bill and Melinda gates Foundation has focused its grants until recently in which of the following areas?

Which of the following pregnant women would be at the greatest risk of maternal death?

The Belmont Report is founded on which of the following principles:

Which of the following are basic indicators of a country’s health?

Haddon’s matrix for controlling injuries models the interaction of which of the following:

A health system is supposed to promote:

The leading cause of death in children world-wide is:

Men suffer more than woman from allof the following except:

The most critical interventions to address child nutrition include all of the following except:

The most important environmental risk factor in low and middle income counties is:

Which of the following portrays the “Western medical paradigm” in explaining the cause of diseases?

In a high-income country, visiting a general hospital would be considered using which level of healthcare?

Which of the following exemplifiers an unfair subject selection in a study?

Indoor air pollution is responsible of more deaths in this group than in any group

The best example of a global health issue requiring cooperative action is:

Which of the following are United Nations Agencies

Examples of public private partnership involved in global heath include

Which of the following is considered a middle-income country?

Most of the deaths during CHE are a result of

When compared to high-income countries, low-income countries have

What are the three leading causes of death under five in Southeast Asia

Which of the following are two of the best predictors of infant health and survive?

Health expenditure by a non-profit organization is considered:

Which of the following persons is more likely to suffer from cardiovascular disease?

Which of the following is true about women’s health?

Which WHO region has the highest neonatal mortality rate?

In Senegal, as indicated in the policy and program belief in the textbook, what was a barrier to hand washing with soap?

Which statement is true about Cuba’s healthcare system

Goiters are associated with which micronutrient?

Which of the following measures is true about unintentional injuries

Which of these there is responsible for the most deaths in adults in low and middle income countries?

Which of these is not one of the basic ethical principles for disturbing scarce health resources?

Which of the following are considered push mechanisms

Compared to other regions of the world, South Asia has a:

Which micronutrients deficiency is a risk factor for morbidity and mortality from diarrhea

Three of the most important risk factors in terms of the burden of environmentally-related diseases include:

Micronutrients for reducing children morbidity and mortality in low and middle income countries

Which of the following are considered stages in the Stages of Change Model

When compared to men, women in South Asia are disproportionately affected by which of the following?

Which of these considered immediate cases of malnutrition?

Which of the following factors is not associated with halving maternal mortality in Sri Lanka?

A health system is:

Which is a major constraint to the development of drugs/ vaccines for low/middle income countries

The composite indicator of health status that is most commonly used in global health is:

Examples of key non-governmental organizations involved in global health include

A health system serves which of the following functions

Human subjects research needs to comply with all of the following standards except:

Prolonged or failed childbirth and /or an obstructed child delivery may result in which disorder?

Which of the following methods use economic incentives to encourage behavior change?

What is the leading cause of death worldwide?

Which of the following people are more likely to be less well off?

Tuberculosis is spread in which way?

Why was the Tuskegee Study considered unethical?

Relatively poor countries face a triple burden of disease from which of the following:

What is the WHO definition of health