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Non-Communicable Diseases

Physical & Health Education · 50 practice questions

Definition of non-communicable diseases; examples - hypertension, sickle cell disease, cancer, epilepsy, ulcer, asthma, diabetes.

  • Define non-communicable diseases with examples.
  • Highlight the prevention and control measures of non-communicable diseases.

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  1. Practice question 1

    Reducing salt intake specifically is commonly recommended as part of managing or preventing

    • A.communicable, rather than non-communicable, disease exclusively
    • B.a factor entirely unrelated to salt intake or blood pressure
    • C.hypertension
    • D.a condition entirely unrelated to blood pressure of any kind
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    C. hypertension

    Reducing salt intake specifically is commonly recommended as part of managing or preventing hypertension.

  2. Practice question 2

    Asthma, a non-communicable disease, specifically is a respiratory condition characterized by

    • A.inflammation and narrowing of the airways
    • B.the complete and permanent widening of the airways
    • C.a factor entirely unrelated to the respiratory system
    • D.no particular symptom of any kind, despite being a recognized condition
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    A. inflammation and narrowing of the airways

    Asthma is specifically a respiratory condition characterized by inflammation and narrowing of the airways.

  3. Practice question 3

    Collaborative care involving patients, families, and healthcare providers specifically supports more effective non-communicable disease

    • A.management
    • B.a factor entirely unrelated to non-communicable disease management of any kind
    • C.management that is, in fact, less effective than care provided in isolation
    • D.neglect, contrary to the actual purpose of such collaborative care
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    A. management

    Collaborative care involving patients, families, and healthcare providers specifically supports more effective non-communicable disease management.

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