Community Health
Physical & Health Education · 50 practice questions
Community health service providers (orthodox services, traditional services such as bone-setters and birth attendants); aspects of family health (maternal and child health - ante-natal care, immunization, oral rehydration therapy, breastfeeding, safe motherhood); aging and death education (characteristics of elderly persons, ways of relating with the elderly, common causes of death).
- Differentiate between orthodox and traditional health services.
- Differentiate among various aspects of maternal and child health services.
- Identify the characteristics of elderly persons and state the ways of relating with them.
- Identify common causes of death.
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- Practice question 1
Characteristics of elderly persons specifically can include
- A.increased physical strength and decreased vulnerability to health conditions
- B.reduced physical strength and increased vulnerability to certain health conditions
- C.no particular characteristic of any kind associated with aging
- D.a factor entirely unrelated to physical strength or health vulnerability
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B. reduced physical strength and increased vulnerability to certain health conditions
Elderly persons' characteristics specifically can include reduced physical strength and increased health vulnerability.
- Practice question 2
Community health initiatives specifically are most effective when they respond directly to
- A.the needs of an entirely different, unrelated population elsewhere
- B.no particular need of any kind, despite the local population's own circumstances
- C.the particular needs of the local population
- D.a factor entirely unrelated to the needs of the local population
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C. the particular needs of the local population
Community health initiatives specifically are most effective when they respond directly to the particular needs of the local population.
- Practice question 3
Maternal mortality rates specifically can serve as an important indicator of
- A.a factor entirely unrelated to the quality of any health service
- B.the overall quality of a community's health services
- C.no particular aspect of a community's health services whatsoever
- D.only the community's own population size, with no reference to health service quality
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B. the overall quality of a community's health services
Maternal mortality rates specifically can serve as an important indicator of the overall quality of a community's health services.
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