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Unit 4 Health and Human Development revision
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1
What is an infection that results in the gradual depletion and weakening of the immune system?
Tuberculosis
HIV/Aids
Antiretroviral disease
Malaria
2
The elements of sustainability are:
Accessability, Affordability and Equitable
None of the above
Appropriateness, Safety and Equity
Appropriateness, Affordability and Equity
3
MDG 5 is
Improve maternal mortality
Reduce materal mortality rates
Reduce materal mortality
Improve maternal health
4
Which is not a way that the Australian Government contributes to the Aid program?
Providing funds to the UN
Forms bilateral partnerships with developing countries
Providing free entertainment
Providing funds to non governments organisations
5
The dimensions of sustainability are:
Economical, Environmental and Equity
Appropraiteness, Affordability and Equity
Appropriate, Social and Environment
Social, Economical and Environmental
6
Which is not a part of the definition of Human Development
decisions affecting their lives
Decisions impacting the community
Develop to their full potential
creative lives according to their needs and interests
7
DFAT does not provide funding to which of the following types of aid?
Bilateral
Multilateral
NGO
Emergency/ Humanitarian
8
The Australian Government's aid program is implemented by
Department of Health and Human Development
World Health Organisation
United Nations
Department of foreign affairs and trade
9
DFAT is an example of what type of aid?
Non government
Bilateral
Multilateral
Emergency/ Humanitarian aid
10
What does DFAT stand for?
Department foreign affairs and trade
Dane flies around Thomas
Department effective facilities and trade
Department fair trade
11
Which of these is not a WHO priority area?
International Health regulations
Social, Economic and Environmental Determinants
Biodiversity for future generations
Non communicable diseases
12
Increasing global immunisation rates is associated with which MDG?
1. Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger
3. Promote gender equality and empower women
7. Ensure environmental sustainability
4. Reduce child mortality
13
The human development index is:
a scale of 0 - 1
all of the above
has four indicators
a measure of a countries human development
14
Which of the following is a factor that influences health status
Access to healthcare
Creative lives
Food security
Productive lives
15
I am going to study very hard over the break and be prepared for the exam and term 4 study.
False
True
16
Who is a vulnerable group susceptible to HIV/ Aids?
People living in extreme poverty
All of the above
Children of infected mothers
Injecting drug users
17
Bilateral Aid is:
Many countries helping others through international agencies
Non profit organisation working to help developing countries
One country helping another forming long term relationships
Short term aid given in times of crisis
18
MDG 3 is?
Decrease maternal mortality
Empower women and promote genderequality
Reduce materal mortality
Promote gender eqaulity andempower women
19
Which of the following is considered not substantial?
Bilateral aid
Multilateral aid
NGO aid
Emergency/ Humanitarian Aid
20
Improving literacy rates is associated with which MDG?
MDG 1: Eradicate extreme povertyand hunger
MDG 2: Achieve universal primaryeducation
MDG 8: Develop a globalpartnership for development
MDG 3: Promote gender equalityand empower women
21
Promoting world peace and security is an action area of which international organisation?
DFAT
WHO
None of the above
NGO's
22
MDGs developed to provide a framework ensuring improvements be made in the health & HD globally
False
True
23
Which of the following factors contributeto low school enrolment
Limited income
All of the above
If separate toilet facilities arenot provided for girls
Lack of access to water andsanitation
24
HIV can be passed from an infected mother to child during pregnancy, birth or via breastfeeding
True
False
25
How many MDGs are there?
5
8
7
6
26
The burden of collecting water often falls on women & children. How does this impact on health
Can lower immunisation rates
can result in injuries associated with carrying the load
Can result in higher health status
Can limit capabilities and freedom
27
Developing countries overall health status is better than developed.
False
True
28
Reduce child mortality is MDG
3
5
6
4
29
Which organisation is responsible forimplementing the MDGs
Heart foundation
UN
WHO
Department of foreign affairs
30
The priority of DFAT that promotes people to enhance skills to contribute to the community is:
Empowering women and girls
Effective Governance
Health
Education
31
Which of the following is not a characteristic of a developed country
High international debt
High levels of education
High average incomes
Access to food
32
The MDGs aim to:
while promoting gender equality, health and education
address lack of adequate shelter & access to health care
reduce poverty, hunger & disease
All of the above
33
Which of the following is an NGO?
World Vision
All of the above
DFAT
WHO
34
Which of the following is not a factor on health status of developing countries
Food security
Global marketing
Gender equality
Physical environments
35
Which of the following in not an indicator for HDI?
Mean years of schooling
Life Expectancy
GNI per capita
Expected years of schooling
36
Rates of HIV infection can be reduced through?
Both B and C
Education and policy change
Education and increasing accessto health care
Education and behaviour change
37
MDG 8 is?
Develop globalisationpartnerships for development
Development of globalpartnerships
Develop a global partnership fordevelopment
Developing of global partnershipsfor human development
38
Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger is goal number
2
3
1
4
39
Which of the following is not a social characteristic of a developing country
Developed legal systems
Low birth rates
High average incomes
Social security systems
40
Has Health and Human Development been you favourite subject
No
Yes
41
The literacy program "We Bloom" implemented by CARE Australia is:
Emergency aid that assists women getting an education
Miltilateral aid that works with young men to attend school
Bilateral aid that provides women with jobs
Multilateral aid that assists women in job opportunities
42
Increasing safe water and sanitation is key to reducing the burden of disease associated with
Cholera, Diarrhea and measles
Typhoid, Influenza and malnutrition
Typhoid, Cholera and Diarrhea
Non Cummunicable disease
43
What is not a role of the UN
Providing humanitarian assistance
Supporting Human Rights
Increasing access to medical supplies
Promoting social and economic development
44
Global warming and access to safe water and sanitation are associated with which MDG?
MDG 7: Ensure environmentalsustainability
MDG 1: Eradicate extreme povertyand hunger
MDG 8: Develop a globalpartnership for development
MDG 2: Achieve universal primaryeducation
45
Which of the following is not a measure of health status:
Life Expectancy
Morbidity
HDI
BOD
46
Which of the following is a cost effective measure to prevent disease & improve global health?
Implementing better health care facilities
Immunisation
Antiretroviral medication
Universal Health care
47
What disease is caused by a parasite that is passed on from an infected mosquito?
Tuberculosis
Influenza
HIV/Aids
Malaria
48
What is the type of aid that is implemented after a time of crisis/ natural disaster
All of the above
Non government aid
Emergency/ Humanitarian aid
Multilateral aid
49
The state that all persons obtain nutritionally adequate, culturally appropriate, safe food.
Malnutrition
Food insecurity
Food security
Nutritionally dense food
