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HHD Unit 4 SAC 1 GLOBAL HEALTH
HHD Unit 4 SAC 1 GLOBAL HEALTH
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VCE HHD Global Health
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1
Pakistan is classified in Strata D because it has
Very High Child Mortality and High Adult Mortality
Low Child Mortality and High Adult Mortality
Low Child Mortality and Low Adult Mortality
High Child Mortality and High Adult Mortality
2
Which of the following is a key word for Human Development
Learning
Potential
Future
Sustainability
3
Communicable diseases are passed from
mosquitoes to people only
From one person to another
person to animals and the environment
From a person or the environment to a person
4
Developing countries generally have lower income, indicating...
All of the above
Higher rates of communicable disease
Poor access to clean water
Lower life expectancy
5
Developed countries generally have higher income indicating...
All of the above
HIgher access to healthcare
Higher rates of lifestyle disease
Higher vaccination status
6
One reason global marketing is targeted at developing countries is
There are fewer restrictions
Developing countries are less educated
All of the above
Sales have dropped in developed countries
7
The three major characteristics of developing countries are
Social, Environmental and Economic
Economic, Environmental and Physical
Social, Behavioural and Economic
Environmental, Economic and Emotional
8
The indicators used in the Mortality Strata Method include
Mortality and U5MR
Adult Mortality and Child Mortality
Adult Male Mortality and U5MR
Adult Male Mortality and Child Mortality
9
The two countries on the SAC areA
Namibia and Australia
Namibia and Afghanistan
Namibia and Pakistan
Afghanistan and Philippines
10
The YLL's (Years of Life Lost) attributed to communicable disease is Namibia is
84%
63%
100%
6%
11
Countries in Strata A generally have lower levels of _______ compared to Strata D countries
Housing
International Debt
Education
Clean Water
12
Pakistan is classified in which Mortality Strata
Strata D
Strata C
Strata B
Strata A
13
The dimensions of the Human Development Index are;
Income, Mean Years of Schooling, Death Rates
Health, Education, Living Standards
Life Expectancy, Safe Drinking Water and Housing
Education, Occupation, Income
14
The marketing of tobacco in developing countries may lead to
Higher life expectancy
Lower life expectancy
Lower U5MR
Lower mortality rates
15
On a SAC or exam, to receive a mark for a trend in a graph you must include
Lots of sentences
The title of the graph
Change & Data (numbers)
Change in direction
16
Which of the following is NOT an indicator used in the Human Development Index (HDI)
Income (GNI)
Mortality
Life Expectancy
Mean Years of Schooling
17
Countries in Strata D generally have greater __________compared to Strata A Countries
Political Stability
Access to Healthcare
Income
Infant Mortality
18
The Mortality Strata Method for classifying countries was developed by
World Health Organisation
United Nations
The Government
VCAA
19
A 'Double Burden' is when a country has high rates of
Double the amount of disease than Australia
Communicable and Non-communicable disease
Communicable Diseases and High Obesity Rates
Non-communicable disease at double the rate
20
A similarity between Australia and Namibia is that:
they have established public healthcare systems
they have a similar HDI
they have a similar life expectancy
they have a similar rate of injury
21
The YLL's (Years of Life Lost) attributed to non-communicable disease in Namibia is
22%
0%
79%
43%
22
On the SAC, if you correctly explain Human Development, you will receive
3 marks
4 marks
5 marks
2 marks
23
How many questions are on the SAC?
2
4
1
3
24
Global Marketing refers to
When rich countries sell things to poor countries
Is basically globalisation
Trade of goods from developed to developing countries
The increase in communication to poor countries
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GNI stands for:
Gross National Impact
Gross National Image
Gross National Income
Gross National Intelligence