UM3080 End of Semester 1 Revision Quiz (24-25)

Which factor, linked to socioeconomic status, inhibits smoking cessation?

The main goal of primary prevention is minimising disease damage

Which term defines "the widercontext in which people engagewith food consumption fromacquiring through to consuming"

Infertility may arise due to chlamydia or gonorrhoea

Which public health indicator counts number of deaths AND age at which it occurs?

From which stage of the transtheoretical/‘Stages of Change Model’ is there a firm commitment to change?

Which option below is NOT a World Health Organization life course stage?

Which of the below is a health-checking behaviour?

Which of the below is an NHS England approach to reduce healthcare inequalities at both national and system level?

A PA sees a patient with a disability, who will likely die 14 years early. If the patient's YLD is 3, what is DALY?

Social isolation and loneliness are associated with a 30% increased risk of heart disease and stroke

What percentage of diabetes patients report household foodinsecurity?

Which organisation publishes analyses of local and national trends for NOIDS on a weekly basis?

Which of the below is NOT a public health indicator?

A PA develops a public health indicator that is not replicable. Which public health characteristic is it lacking?

Smoking is on the rise in the UK

In the case of significant clinical need, NICE raise their discount rate to make the investment more financially sound

OR#2: 15 cases exposed, 10 cases unexposed. 5 controls exposed, 17 controls unexposed. What is the OR?

Food environment considers only the Three As: accessibility, affordability, and availability

S&S#1: 14 true positives, 15 false positives, 5 false negatives and 0 true negatives. Sensitivity and specificity?

Which determinant of health does occupation fall under?

In routine practice, frequentist statistics incorporates prior information

In the Health Belief Model, which of the below can only lead to an INCREASE in Perceived Threat, and not a decrease?

Calculate the age-adjusted death rate for Population A and Population B below

Social determinants of health account for what percentage of health outcomes?

Functional ability is always greater than intrinsic capacity

In motivational interviewing, you should "push" rather than "pull"

Secondary prevention is about early detection

What is HALE?

Calculate NPV. £200,000 investment. £40,000 returned per year for 5 years. 3.5% discount rate.

What is the infant mortality rate? 6000 live births, 200 deaths under the age of 1, and 50 deaths between ages 1 and 2

Within a year of quitting smoking, how much is the likelihood of experiencing a heart attack reduced by?

Intrinsic capacity is defined as "the internal attributes we are born with and influence our physical and mental health"

S&S#2: 11 true positives, 1 false positive, 1 false negative and 39 true negatives. Sensitivity and specificity?

An external locus of control is more likely to lead to a lifestyle chane

24 out of 48 patients in the control group had an event, versus 12 out of 48 in the experimental group. What is the ARR?

Which of the below is used for diabetic health checks?

Which of the below is part of 21st century epidemiology and not classical epidemiology?

Which word defines "the probability of a truepositive result in someone that doeshave the disease."

Which public health indicator characteristic relates to the ability to provide useful information?

A PA develops a public health indicator that is not affordable. Which public health characteristic is it lacking?

CAGE, the preliminary self-assessment tool to consider substance abuse dependency, stands for:

In the context of sociology, how is agency defined?

One statistical paradigm is Bayesian. The major counterpart, which contains what we're more familiar with, is...

ROI considers timeframes by default

Which health determinant? "Customs and traditions,and the beliefs of the family andcommunity all affect health"

DALYs combines YLLs with YLDs.

Bayesian approaches often involve the calculation of a 95% confidence interval

Which of the below is NOT considered in population health?

Ultimate mechanisms refers to mechanisms closest to a condition

What is the annual cost of alcohol-related harm to the NHS in England?

RR#1: 50 exposed of whom 35 developed the disease, versus 50 unexposed, of whom 3 developed the disease. What is the RR?

How is population health defined?

Which of the below would NOT be classified as a social determinant of health?

36 out of 74 patients in the control group had an event, versus 12 out of 74 in the experimental group. What is the CER?

2018-2020: male life expectancy at birth in the most deprived areas was 73.5 years, versus 83.2 in the least deprived

Which of the below is part of classical epidemiology?

How many conditions does the NSC list that could be screened?

23 out of 39 patients in the control group had an event, versus 1 out of 40 in the experimental group. What is the EER?

Which of the below is NOT used for health economic evaluation?

Short-term rewards are less powerful drivers of behaviour than perceived longer-term benefits

People with the lowest healthy life expectancy are 4x more likely to have no qualifications versus those with highest

What percent of households in the UK were food-insecurebetween 2016 and 2018?

In the context of health economics and NPV, what is NICE's standard discount rate?

What is NOIDs?

Which of the below would NOT be a negative contributor to health, in the context of social determinants to health?

OR#1: 37 cases exposed, 12 cases unexposed. 10 controls exposed, 32 controls unexposed. What is the OR?

As a student, I am relieved this Quiz is over!

Socialisation is defined as the process through which we learn and become of aware of norms, values, and beliefs

The difference between ARR and RRR changes with sample size