Question 1

A program or evaluation should be planned solely around the goals and objectives without consideration to other factors like health disparities.

Accepted Answer

A comprehensive program or evaluation should consider various factors including health disparities, resources, community needs, and potential barriers to ensure it is effective and equitable.

Question 2

A person who does not speak English and excellent literacy in their own language, may have difficulty understanding health care instructions.

Accepted Answer

Literacy skills in one's own language do not necessarily translate to understanding health care instructions in a different language, due to language barriers and potential lack of familiarity with medical terminology.

Question 3

Increased health care spending automatically leads to improved health and longer life expectancy.

Accepted Answer

Increased health care spending does not automatically lead to improved health outcomes or longer life expectancy, as effectiveness depends on how the funds are used, the efficiency of the health care system, and other factors such as lifestyle, environment, and social determinants of health.

Question 4

Having a large social network that we can call upon for social and emotional benefit is beneficial to our health.

Accepted Answer

Having a large social network provides emotional support, reduces stress, and can lead to a longer, healthier life by offering a sense of belonging, increased self-worth, and security.

Question 5

_________ __________ is a particular type of difference that is closely linked with social, economic, and/or environmental disadvantage.

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The answer of _________ __________ is a particular type of...

Question 6

_____________ _____________ ___________ is the complex relationship of factors that influence an individual's or population's health.

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The answer of _____________ _____________ ___________ is the complex relationship...

Question 7

When written health documents or verbal instructions are above the ___________ __________ of the recipient, the result is lack of comprehension which may lead to poor health outcomes.

Accepted Answer

The answer of When written health documents or verbal instructions...

Question 8

A valuable resource for national goals and objectives is _________ _________ 2020.

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The answer of A valuable resource for national goals and...

Question 9

According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, health literacy is the ability to obtain, process and understand basic health information and services needed o make appropriate ______________(2 words).

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The answer of According to the U.S. Department of Health...

Question 10

A summary measure of premature mortality (early death) that represents the total number of years not lived by a person who die before reaching a given age, is an example of which one of the four cross-cutting measures in the Healthy People database?

Accepted Answer

This measure is an example of General Health Status, as it directly quantifies the impact of premature mortality on a population's overall health by calculating the total years of potential life lost before a specific age, reflecting the general health status of a community or population.

Question 11

Approximately what percent of adults lack the health literacy skills required to manage their health needs?

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The answer of Approximately what percent of adults lack the...

Question 12

Low literacy levels are linked to:

Accepted Answer

Low literacy levels are associated with less use of preventive services because individuals may have difficulty understanding health information and navigating the healthcare system, leading to poorer health outcomes and increased use of more costly emergency services.

Question 13

One strategy that can be used to ensure a document is written in plain language includes:

Accepted Answer

Putting important information first is a key strategy in ensuring a document is written in plain language, as it helps readers understand the most crucial points right away.

Question 14

MAP-IT, the research tool, stands for:

Accepted Answer

MAP-IT stands for Mobilize, Assess, Plan, Implement, Track. It is a framework used for planning and evaluating public health interventions.

Question 15

Which is not a component of health equity?

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The answer of Which is not a component of health...

Question 16

Which MAP-IT construct asks this question: What resources do we have and what resources do we need?

Accepted Answer

Assess is the MAP-IT construct that asks the question: What resources do we have and what resources do we need?

Quiz 3: Determinants of Health