Final exam review

You can tell how health literate a person is by knowing what grade he or she completed in school.

• True

• False

Deontology takes _______ into account when determining what is right or wrong.

• the consequences of a particular kind of act

• the act's effects

• the nature of action

• the importance of action

Four main areas of ethical grid include:

Central conditions

Key principles

Consequences  

External considerations

• True

• False

Three broad cause categories of the global burden of disease

• accidents

  injuries

  diseases

• disorders

  disabilities

  chronic diseases

• injuries

  communicable diseases

  noncommunicable diseases

• infectious diseases

  communicable diseases

  injuries

There is such a thing as a community development profession

• True

• False

"The working class community" is an example of community defined by

• culture

• social stratification

• geography

• family background

"Teach back" method involves...

• client sharing new information

• client summarizing his health history

• client demonstrating what they have just learned

• client demonstrating what is still unclear to them

Organizational health literacy is the degree to which individuals have the ability to find, understand, and use information and services to inform health-related decisions

• True

• False

In community development, a process by which communities gain more control over the decisions and resources that influence their lives is called

• asset-based

• social justice

• community empowerment

• participation