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Tobacco is a risk factor for...(name three conditions).

Cardiovascular disease

Cancer

Low birth weight

Respiratory conditions (eg: asthma)

100

What does S.A.F.E stand for?

Sustainability

Access

Funding

Equity

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List two social characteristics of high-income countries.

High levels of gender equality

Low birth rates and population growth

High levels of employment

High levels of education

Developed social security systems

Developed health systems

Access to technology

Developed legal systems

100

Identify an example of social action.

Volunteering

Donate money to NGOs

Conduct fundraising events

Sign petitions

Develop awareness campaigns

Purchase products that promote social change

Lobby governments

Organise a boycott

Start a social enterprise activity


100

Who painted the Mona Lisa?

Leonardo da Vinci

200

How is burden of disease measured? (Name of the measurement and the formula).

It is measured in DALY.

Years of life lost (YLL) + Years lost due to disability (YLD)

200

Name the 5 action areas of the Ottawa Charter.

Build healthy public policy

Create supportive environments

Strengthen community action

Develop personal skills

Reorient health services

200

Identify the 4 indicators of the HDI.

Life expectancy at birth. 

Mean years of schooling.

Expected years of schooling.

Gross National Income per capita. 

200

Identify SDG 2 and SDG 5

SDG 2- Zero Hunger

SDG 5- Gender Equality

200

Who's hosting the Summer Olympics in 2028?

Los Angeles, USA

300

Socioeconomic status is made up of....

Income, occupation and education levels.

300

Name two old public health policies.

Improved water and sanitation

Better quality housing and fewer slums

Better quality food and nutrition

Introduction of quarantine laws

Safer working conditions

More hygienic birthing practices

Provision of antenatal and infant welfare services

Mass immunisation programs

300

Define social sustainability.

Creating an equitable society that meets the needs of all citizens and can be maintained indefinitely.

300

What is the overall goal of the WHO?

promote, provide and protect health and wellbeing for all people, everywhere.

300

What animal’s milk is pink?

Hippopotamus

400

Name 4 biological factors that can influence health status.

Age, blood pressure, body weight, blood cholesterol, birth weight, genetics, glucose regulation.

400

What is guideline 3 from the Australian Dietary Guidelines?

Limit intake of foods containing saturated fat, added salt, added sugars and alcohol.

400

Explain one impact of mass migration on human development.

Examples:

•Disrupted education reduces future employment opportunities and limits access to basic needs, affecting living standards.

• Displaced people often lack security and human rights, especially stateless individuals who face exclusion from education, healthcare, and employment.

• Host countries, often low- or middle-income, struggle to support increased populations due to limited resources, weakening infrastructure and social systems, and further reducing overall human development.

400

What is the difference between bilateral aid and multilateral aid?

Bilateral aid is aid given by one donor country to a recipient country, whereas Multilateral aid is provided through international organisations (more than one country is involved).

400

What is your body’s largest organ?

The skin

500

How does high intake of salt increase risk of cardiovascular disease?

Increased blood volume and hypertension force the heart to work harder. Heart failure can result if the heart cannot keep up with demand from the body.

500

Explain the difference between the biomedical model of health and the social model of health. Use an example to support this explanation.

The biomedical model is focused on diagnosis and treatment of disease, whereas the social model focuses on the prevention of disease.

Example: Biomedical- chemotherapy for cancer treatment. Social- anti smoking ads.

500

What is the difference between extreme poverty and relative poverty?

Extreme poverty- living on less than PPP$2.15 per day.

Relative poverty- refers to those living on less than 50 per cent of the country’s average income

500

What are the four categories of features of effective aid?

1. Ownership by the recipient country

2. Monitoring and evaluation

3. Focused on achieving the right outcomes

4. Involves partnerships and collaboration

500

How many siblings does Miss Sullivan have?

4