Community Health Exam Review

Adult learning is influenced by which of the following factors:

In health education, which of the following is most difficult to change:

An individual is counseled about smoking, and states they 'may quit someday'. This is:

Research to monitor the health status of a group of premature babies over a period of time is:

What is the number one health issue in the U.S. today?

All of the following are components of the Health Belief Model, EXCEPT:

Regarding adolescent smoking, which of the following is NOT a risk factor:

When the prevalence of a disease in a region exceeds what is normally present, it is called:

Attempting to change the prevailing health habits of an entire community is considered to be:

Lifelong resistance to a disease, artificially acquired, is called:

In community health, a group of people who share a common identity and environment is called :

The Transtheoretical Model is an example of this type of approach:

Wagner's Chronic Care Model includes all of the following EXCEPT:

In health promotion and disease prevention, which of the following is a nonmodifiable factor:

Keeping a child with 'pink eye' out of school could be considered:

In epidemiology, what is the measure of the burden of disease in a population?

Orem's nursing theory is concerned with:

When implementing a community educational program, which of the following is most helpful:

The factor that is most responsible for health disparities among individuals:

Which of the following is NOT one of the IOM core components of community health ?

The primary focus of health care today in the U.S. is:

When the ethical principle of autonomy is employed, the emphasis is on:

Regarding substance abuse, family therapy and case management are examples of:

In community health, when both upstream and downstream approaches are used it is called:

The number of new cases of a disease in a region in a specific period of time is called:

Vision screening at a health fair could be considered: