HHD U3 AOS 1
HHD U3 AOS 2
HHD U4 AOS 1
HHD U4 AOS 2
100

This health status indicator measures the total number of burden of disease years lost due to premature death (YLL) and time spent living with illness, disease, or disability (YLD).

DALY (Disability-Adjusted Life Year)

100

This Ottawa Charter action area involves bringing together different sectors (government, community, urban planning) to enact legislation, taxation, and organizational changes that support health.

Build Healthy Public Policy

100

Creating an environment where people can expand their choices, develop their full potential, and lead productive, creative lives defines this core UN concept.

Human Development

100

The single Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) dedicated specifically to ensuring healthy lives and promoting wellbeing for all at all ages.

SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being

200

The total number of cases of a disease or condition present in a population at a given point in time.

Prevalence

200

When a doctor charges only the Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) fee so the patient has no out-of-pocket costs, it is known as this payment method.

Bulk Billing

200

Ensuring that future generations have access to essential natural resources such as clean water, unpolluted air, and fertile soil

Environmental Sustainability

200

SDG Goal 1 aims to end this global issue in all its forms everywhere.

Poverty

300

The body becomes resistant to ____ and the pancreas cannot produce enough of it

Insulin

300

Creating smoke-free dining areas, shade sails in schools, and walking tracks in local parks are examples of this Ottawa Charter action area.

Create Supportive Environments

300

The HDI expresses a nation’s overall achievement as a single composite score ranging between these two numbers.

0 - 1

300

HDI includes which 3 dimensions?

Life Wxpectancy, Mean years of schooling and GNI (per capita)
400

The combination of income, education level, and employment status that strongly predicts health outcomes across Australian population groups.

Socioeconomic Status (SES)

400

Australian Dietary Guideline 3 recommends limiting intake of foods high in _____, added sugar, alcohol and sodium.

Saturated Fat

400

This term describes a country simultaneously experiencing high rates of communicable diseases (like malaria or cholera) alongside rising rates of non-communicable diseases (like diabetes and heart disease).

Double Burden of Disease

400

What is SDG 12?

SDG 12:Responsible Consumption and Production

500

High dietary intake of this nutrient contributes significantly to hypertension and cardiovascular disease burden in Australia.

Sodium (or salt)

500

This Ottawa Charter action area involves shifting the focus of health systems away from purely clinical, curative treatments toward health promotion and disease prevention.

Reorient Health Services

500

List x5 characteristics of low-income countries

1. Low GNI per capita
2. Gender inequality
3. Inadequate sanitation
4. Lack of infrastructure
5.High birth rates
6. Low mean years of schooling
7. High under-five mortality rates
8. High rates of communicable disease
9. High maternal mortality
10. Low Life Expectancy

500

List x4 Key Features of Effective Aid

Ownership by the Recipient Country
Partnership and Collaboration
Focus on Results/Monitoring and Evaluation
Transparency and Accountability
Sustainability



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