History and Religion
Structure and Financing
Resources
Health Issues and Disparities
Preventive and Interventional
100

The capital of Japan

Tokyo

100

The Universal Healthcare Insurance System was established around

1961

100

Unlike physicians and dentists, majority of Pharmacists were 

Female

100

The leading cause of death in Japan

Cancer

100

One prevention initiative that Japan is working on

Diabetes, Breast Cancer, and Suicide

200

Japan is a(n) ____, which is a string of islands. 

an archipelago

200

The two basic types of medical insurance in Japan are

National Health Insurance and Employer, Employee Health Insurance

200

Currently, all physicians, dentists, and pharmacists must attend 6 years of college and:

Pass the national exam

200

Japan is commonly known around the world as the 

Aging society

200

Breast Cancer affects __ in __ women at some point in life.

1; 9

300

The two main religions in Japan

Shinto and Buddhism

300

In 2013 in Japan, medical expenditure per capita was:

11.08% of national income

300

Hospitals are concentrated in more 

Profitable and/or populated areas

300

Japanese ____ tend to live longer than ____

Women; Men
300

Diabetes are estimated to increase worldwide and affect ____ million people in 2035

600

400

Japan's net migration rate is:

0 migrants/1,000 population

400
Healthcare delivery in Japan is

Decentralized

400

Japan has significantly less of this type of equipment

Radiation Therapy

400

Providers aren't helping people with a(n) ___________ barrier

language

400

What is the key to a higher survival rate for cancer

Early detection in screenings 

500

This is considered the standard dialect for Japan

Tokyo Japanese

500

Individuals insured by the NHI pay ___ than those insured by the EHI.

Less

500

Japan ranks ____ out of the OECD countries for healthcare facilities

1st (They have 13.3 per 1,000 population)

500

AMI stands for 

Acute Myocardial Infarction

500

Stigmas related to ______ _______ must be dealt with more effectively, and mental health services must be made more accessible

Mental Illness

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