NI1 PM Seminar Chronic/SC Quiz

Which of the following best describes a chronic disease?

• A long-lasting condition that requires ongoing management.
• An acute disease that requires immediate treatment.
• A condition that only affects children.
• A temporary illness that resolves quickly.

What is a common characteristic of chronic diseases?

• They often have a slow progression.

• They are always contagious.

• They only occur in elderly individuals.

• They can be cured with a single treatment.

Which of the following is an example of a chronic disease?

• Common cold

• Diabetes

• Food poisoning

• Influenza

How are chronic diseases typically managed?

• Through lifestyle changes and medication.

• By avoiding all medical treatment.

• With a single course of antibiotics.

• By resting for a few days.

Why is early detection important in managing chronic diseases?

• It allows for timely intervention and better management.

• It guarantees a complete cure without treatment.

• It prevents the need for any lifestyle changes.

• It ensures the disease will not progress.

What percentage of 'working age' people reported having at least one long-term condition in 2023?

• 2%

• 14%

• 36%

• 60%

Roughly how many GP appointments are related to chronic conditions?

• 10%

• 25%

• 50%

• 75%

What estimated percentage of hospital beds are attributed to chronic illness?

• 20%

• 50%

• 70%

• 90%

How many people in the UK live with at least one chronic condition?

(a)  

Who has heard of sickle cell anaemia?

• Yes

• No