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1
You go online to research information on COVID-19, which resource would be the MOST CURRENT?
A news report from a non-medical expert
A newspaper article published the day before.
A podcast recorded a month earlier.
A current update from the Health Department's website
2
3rd party companies that verify quality health information online can be found at the bottom of a website.
True
False
3
When "Googling" your health what are the better domains to start out with?
.gov, .edu, .org
.com, .gov, .info
.com , .net , .info
.gov, .com, .net
4
When evaluating an author for reliable mental health advice. What type of credential(s) would be appropriate?
Psychiatrist
All of the Above
Licensed Psychologist
Medical Doctor
5
You should always check the author, credentials, and current date when evaluating quality health info online.
False
True
6
You "Google" something about your health and click on the 1st search link that comes up. Is this valid & reliable info?
It's the 1st search link. The website should be fine.
I would need to put on my spectacles & evaluate the website.
7
You want to know more about mental health. Choose the best online resource below.
NIMH (National Institute of Mental Health)
Both NAMI and NIMH
A mental health blog written by a journalist
NAMI (National Alliance for Mental Illness)
8
When conducting medical research for an academic paper. Choose the best resource from the list below.
An academic medical journal article relevant to your topic.
A blog
A newspaper article online
A medical website that has verified health information on it.
9
If you were researching cancer, which resource would have the GREATEST AUTHORITY?
A pharmaceutical representative of a drug company.
Your aunt who had a friend with cancer.
A Facebook article shared with no medical expertise
A scientist who has researched cancer and reported on it.
10
When evaluating a YouTube video for valid and reliable health information.
The channel should have lots of followers
The channel is sponsored by a celebrity
The channel is selling you something
The channel author should have appropriate science/medical credentials
11
If you were looking for objective news on COVID-19, which resources would have a matching PURPOSE?
A radio advertisement
An online editorial or opinion column.
An Instagram advertisement
A segment featuring a COVID-19 medical doctor providing up-to-date info.
12
When evaluating a YouTube video for valid and reliable health information.
The date should be current within two years
All of the Above
Cite it's academic sources at the bottom of the video
Channel should be verified
13
Health on the Net & URAC are accredited companies that verify quality health information online.
False
True
14
If you were "Googling" something about your health, which resources would be the MOST RELEVANT?
A non-verified YouTube video that doesn't provide it's sources of info.
Reading a blog that provides medical expertise but has no author.
A medical website that has been verified for quality health information
Reading an online newspaper report from a non-medical expert.
15
Which of following resources would have the MOST ACCURACY?
A blog that doesn't cite any sources.
A YouTube video that doesn't cite any of their sources.
An article that has been fact-checked and copyedited.
A media post with mistakes in facts, spelling and grammar.
