PTs Role in Health Promotion
Health Disparities
Substance Use & Tobacco Cessation
Social and Behavioral Theory
Motivational Interviewing
Community Health Assessment
100

These are the top 4 leading causes of mortality in the United States

What are heart disease, cancer, chronic respiratory disease, and diabetes?

100

This country has the highest per capita health expenditures and one of the worst health outcomes ranking among developed nations.

What is the USA?

100

These are the top signs of opioid overdose.

What are cyanosis, dizziness/confusion, inability to wake up, and shallow breathing?

100

This describes the components of the health belief model.

What are perceived susceptibility, perceived severity, perceived benefits, perceived barriers, and self-efficacy?

100

This is the first step in community health program planning.

What is a community needs assessment?

200

Top 5 health promotion priorities for Physical Therapists

What are physical activity, stress modulation, sleep hygiene, nutrition and weight management, and tobacco/substance use?

200

This group of people experiences the highest infant mortality rates and lowest life expectancy.

Who are black, non-Hispanic Americans?

200

These describe the most common signs of opioid addiction or addiction to other illict drugs in people seeking rehabilitation services.

What are mood changes, missed appointments, complaints about multiple health providers, and reports of extreme pain without a confirmed physical cause?

200

These five components are the key factors described by Social Cognitive Theory.

What are self-efficacy, outcome expectations, outcome expectancies, reciprocal determinism, and modeling?

200

These three factors are used to describe voluntary behaviors when planning community health promotion interventions and are represented by the first 3 letters of the PRECEDE-PROCEED Model.

What are predisposing, reinforcing, and enabling factors?

300

This instrument is commonly used as a standardized assessment measure of daytime sleepiness/poor sleep hygiene.

What is the Epworth Scale?

300

These people make up the largest population of individuals affected by opioid abuse and opioid overdose.

Who are people with chronic pain?

300

These steps in tobacco cessation counseling are represented by the "5 A's" (in sequential order)

What are ask, advise, assess, assist, and arrange?

300

These are the three main priorities of theory-based behavioral assessment.

What are perceived importance of the behavioral change, level of confidence/self-efficacy, and readiness to change?

300

These categories form the components of the Logic Model, used in planning community health interventions.

What are inputs, outputs, outcomes, assumptions, and external factors?

400

These two systems or processes are responsible for physical responses to stressful circumstances.

What are the sympathetic nervous system/sympathetic response and the HPA axis/cortisol release?

400

These are the four most common variables considered when investigating health disparities.

What are incidence and prevalence, mortality rates, access to care, and quality of care?

400

These steps describe the 5 R's of tobacco cessation counseling (in sequential order).

What are relevance, risk, rewards, roadblocks, and repetition?

400

In motivational interviewing, these steps in patient education techniques are represented by the acronym "OARS."

What are open-ended questions, affirmations, reflection (or rolling with resistance), and summarization?

400

This type of assessment happens during delivery of the community health intervention, allowing providers to adjust the intervention, if needed, in order to meet the intended goals.

What is formative assessment?

500

These 5 levels describe Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs from the most basic to the most advanced.

What are physiological needs (e.g. - air, water, food), need for safety, need for love and a sense of belonging, need for recognition and esteem, and self-actualization?

500

These are the leading health disparities in rural areas of SW Virginia/ Appalachia

What are heart disease, stroke, cancer, COPD, diabetes, unintentional injury, suicide, and drug overdose?

500

These types of opioid medications carry the highest risk of overdose.

What are long-acting opioid medications, such as controlled-release oxycodone, fentanyl, and methadone?

500
According to the Transtheoretical Model, behavior follows these Stages of Change (in sequential order).

What are pre-contemplation, contemplation, preparation, action, and maintenance?

500

The acronym "RE-AIM" describes these components of summative program assessment.

What is Reach, Effectiveness, Adoption, Implementation, and Maintenance?

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