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Preliminary HSC PDHPE Core 1 Better Health for Individuals Revision Quiz
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1
An example of the Ottawa Charter area
'reorienting health services'
is:
Providing free vaccinations to high school students
banning smoking in clubs and restaurants
Driver safety programs
Providing only health foods in the school canteen
2
An example of the Ottawa Charter area of
Building Healthy Public Policy
is:
Cancer screening services
School 'no hat no play' rules
Driver reviver stations
Quit smoking programs
3
Which of the following is an example of a
sociocultural
health determinant?
Exposure to cigarette smoke at work
Consuming a vegetarian diet due to religious beliefs
purchasing cheaper food varieties due to low income
Inheriting fair skin that is more likely to sunburn
4
An example of an international organisation that promotes health is:
WHO
YOLO
WTF
ABC
5
Access to health services
and
geographic location
are examples of which health determinants?
Socioeconomic
Individual
Sociocultural
Environmental
6
What term describes a person's changing health status over time?
Dynamic
Holistic
Relative
Interactive
7
In what year was the Ottawa Charter for health promotion developed?
1906
2006
1986
1996
8
Doctors advising their patients to quit smoking is an example of which Ottawa Charter area?
Strengthening community action
Building health public policy
Developing personal skills
reorienting health services
9
Viewing health as a social construct means:
All Australians can achieve the same level of health
An individaul's health is their own responsibility
Recognising the social influences on health
Health is the responsibility of the government
10
Which of the following are
socioeconomic factors
that can influence a person's health?
Employment, education, income
geographic location, access to technology
Family, peers, culture
Knowledge, skills, attitudes
11
One of the most common answers in terms of what Yr 11 disliked from our Core 1 evaluation was..
Vando's Sarcasm
Vando laughing too much because he enjoys teaching us
ALARM Tables
Vando's Cake slicing
12
An example of a
preventative medical approach
to health promotion is:
Childhood immunisation program
PDHPE lessons in schools
Quit smoking program
Workplace gym
13
Which of the following is a barrier to young people being physically active?
Spending time with friends who enjoy playing sport
Having parents who were active as children
Lacking confidence in your physical abilities
Living close to a sports centre with gym and a pool
14
An example of the
Lifestyle/behavioural approach
to health promotion is:
Childhood immunisation programs
Road safety media campaigns
Quit smoking programs
Monitoring blood pressure for those at risk
15
Which of the following is an example of social health?
resistance to disease
Feeling happy with oneself
Efficient functioning of bodily organs
Effective interactions between people
16
Spiritual health
is best described as:
Being able to manage stress effectively
The body's capacity to function effectively
Maintaining positive relationships
Having a sense of purpose in life
17
A risk behaviour in relation to road safety and young people is:
Keeping to the speed limit
Wearing a seat belt
Turning off the phone when driving
Driving drunk friends home
18
Why is socioeconomic status a critical factor in influencing health status?
Because SES is closely linked with self esteem
Because SES influences many other health factors
Because SES is closely related to age
Because low SES groups are less likely to abuse drugs
19
Which of the following is a sexually transmitted infection?
Herpes
Osteoporosis
Meningococcal disease
Hypertension
20
An example of the social justice principle of
equity
is:
Providing exercise equipment in the workplace
Providing free health services for all Australians
Providing culturally relevant services for muslim women
Providing more services in remote areas to improve access
21
Comparing one's health to that of others is known as:
Dynamic health
active health
Comparative health
Relative health
22
Individual factors
which influence health are:
Education, income and employment
Peers, family and media
Knowledge, skills and attitudes
Geographic location and access to technology
23
Which of the following is a
non-modifiable
health determinant?
Skills
Genetics
Attitudes
Knowledge
24
Which of the following are all
modifiable
health determinants?
Employment, physical activity, age
Employment, knowledge, diet
Knowledge, gender, diet
Gender, age, heredity
25
An example of the social justice principle of
diversity
is:
Distributing health information in different languages
Increasing taxes on cigarettes and alcohol
Providing cycle paths in urban areas
Providing more services in rural areas
26
What high risk behaviour can lead to injury of young people?
Binge drinking
Driving whilst tired
All of the above
Speeding
27
Which of the following is responsible for planning National health promotion initiatives?
State Governments
Local council
Commonwealth Government
Community groups
28
The
sociocultural
determinants of health are:
religion, education, income
Education, culture, employment
Peers, family, geographic location
Media, culture, peers
29
Health can be defined as:
Being physically fit and eating a healthy diet
The complete absence of disease or illness
A state of physical, mental and social well being
The opposite of illness
30
Which of the following is
not
a protective behaviour for young people?
Eating a balanced diet
Being physically active every day
Using illicit substances
maintaining positive relationships
31
Which of the following is an example of the
public health
approach to health promotion?
School vaccination programs
Media awareness campaigns
Health promoting workplaces
Cancer screening programs
32
An example of a
protective behaviour
in relation to drug use and young people is:
Practising assertive responses to peer pressure
Having peers who regularly use drugs
Only drinking alcohol on weekends
Using drugs to mask other problems
33
The building of bike tracks and walking paths is an example of which Ottawa Charter area?
Developing personal skills
Creating supportive environments
Building healthy public policy
Reorienting health services
34
Which of the following is
not
a non-government organisation?
Asthma Foundation
NSW Department of Health
Cancer Council
Heart Foundation
35
Health promotion
can be described as:
treating illness once it has been diagnosed
The state of physical, mental and social well being
The objective of living longer
Giving people more control over, and improving their health
36
Teaching students of the dangers of binge drinking is an example of which Ottawa Charter area?
Developing personal skills
Strengthening community action
Building healthy public policy
reorienting health services
37
Which of the following are all dimensions of health?
Social, physical, economic
Cultural, social, economic
Spiritual, physical, emotional
Physical, cultural, social
38
Epidemiology is the......
study of a certain culture within a population
study of socioeconomic status within a population
study of the patterns of a disease within a population
study of death rates within a population
