Health Promotion V. Health Protection
Government's Role in Health Policy
Local Level
Advocating for Public Health
100

Health promotion is the process of enabling people to increase what? 

Control

100

"WHO" stands for what?

World Health Organization

100

Where do local organizations implement national and state health policies?

In their communities.

100

What can you read to gain information about the current situation in your community? 

The Local Newspaper

200

What techniques are suggested to improve public health?

Carpooling

200

WHO is an agency that acts as a coordinating authority on what?

International public health. 

200

What kind of centers help addicts

Drug rehabilitation centers. 

200

When volunteering your time, where can you take your concerns to? 

The School Board

300

Health protection is used to curb the growth and spread of?

Diseases

300

The International Red Cross helps people affected by what? (2 answers)

Natural disasters and conflicts. 

300

What can local organizations provide for free to fight against infectious diseases? 

Vaccinations

300

What are the three steps for getting involved in improving public health in your community? 

Be informed, Volunteer your time, Become an advocate. 

400

Health protection involves direct action by who?        (2 answers)

Government and local health organizations

400

EPA stands for what?

Environmental Protection Agency

400

What can local organizations provide to help reduce air and noise pollution? 

Public Transportation 

400

How can bring your issues to the concerned authorities?  (2 answers)

Meeting them in person or writing to them. 

500

Actions taken by the government for health protection are: 

Providing free vaccinations to prevent the spread of illnesses/ testing all packaged food products before they are sold. 

500

U.S. Department of Health and Human Serivces is responsible for what? 

Protecting the health of all citizens and providing essential services. 

500

What can carpooling help reduce? 

Air pollution. 

500

When becoming an advocate, you can write to the editor of your school or local what? 

Newspapers. 

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