(A) Chapter 1: A Background for the Profession
(B) Chapter 1: A Background for the Profession
Chapter 2: The History of Health and Health Ed.
Chapter 3: Philosophical Foundations
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100

Why did public health efforts shift from a focus on control of infectious disease to a focus on chronic and lifestyle-related diseases in the 1950’s?

Vaccines were developed to control infectious disease

100

What is the study of the distribution and determinants of health-related states or events in specific populations, and the application of this study to control health problems?

Epidemiology

100

Which disease caused the death of about 50% of Europe's population and caused a change in cleaning and bathing education in Europe?

Bubonic Plague

100

What provides a foundation that guides health education specialists in putting theory into practice?

A health philosophy

100

While this is a staple in many people’s lives, between 1984-2004, the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) banned high concentrations of what from all Olympic events?

Coffee (caffeine). Today, Olympic athletes are permitted to enjoy a cup of coffee before competing.

200

What is the official title for someone who is able to use appropriate educational strategies and methods to facilitate the development of policies, procedures, interventions, and systems conducive to the health of individuals, groups, and communities. 

Health Education Specialist

200

Obesity in the United States is categorized by which of the 3 magnitudes for measuring health? 

Epidemic 

200

When it came to understanding health and appropriate health practices, it is believed that the earliest humans learned through which method?

Trial and error

200

Which health education philosophy allows for the establishment of easily measurable objectives, thus enhancing the ability to evaluate outcomes?

Behavior Change Philosophy

200

What is the strongest muscle in the human body?

The masseter, or the jaw muscle.

300

What is the current document consisting of measurable health objectives that are used to improve the health of the nation and guide the nation’s health policies?

Healthy People 2030

300

Education, environment, and economic stability are 3 factors that are considered a ______ _______ of health. 

Social determinant

300

Which group of people built extensive and efficient aqueduct systems? 

Romans

300

Which health education philosophy would endorse personal happiness and satisfaction over improving personal health status?

Freeing/Functioning Philosophy

300

Hunting unicorns is legal in which U.S. state? 

Michigan. Lake Superior State University in Michigan offers a unicorn hunting license. Unsurprisingly, the "chief herald of the Unicorn Hunters" was once quoted saying: "The pursuit of the unicorn is a lonely quest." We wish them nothing but good luck!

400

Breast cancer screening is an example of which of the 3 levels of health prevention?

Secondary prevention

400

What are 2 ways in which health education specialist can use data?

1. To identify health disparities 

2. To assist the priority population

3. To present a proposal that includes stakeholders for how the data can be utilized (advocacy)

4. For program planning 

 

400

What are 5 skills found in the National Health Education Standards that you will use, or you will teach your clients/students to enable them to live a healthy lifestyle?

1. Advocacy

2. Self-Management

3. Interpersonal Communication 

4. Goal-Setting

5. Decision-Making

6. Analyzing Influences

7. Accessing Valid and Reliable Information 

400

Which health education philosophy emphasizes creating an environment that enables people to make the best health decisions possible?

Social-Change Philosophy

400

How many grams of sugar are in a can of coke?

39 grams

500

In the mid-1970’s, Health promotion efforts were recognized as having great potential for specifically reducing which two societal health measures? 

Morbidity and health care costs

500

What are the first 2 steps a Health Education Specialist must take to develop a health education and promotion program?

  • Assess the needs of the priority population
  • Set goals and objectives
500

What is the #1 factor in determining an individual's health outcomes?

Health Literacy

500

Which health education philosophy emphasizes critical thinking, lifelong learning and developing skills that are transferable across a variety of health scenarios?

Decision-Making Philosophy

500

Which letter does not appear in any U.S. state name?

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