5.2 Principles of Health Promotion

What is one of the three pillars of health promotion?

• Good governance

• High sugar consumption

• Lack of exercise

• Poor health literacy

What is an example of good governance in health promotion?

• Providing free health insurance

• Organizing marathons

• Excise tax on sugar sweetened beverages

• Building more gyms

What does 'health literacy' primarily focus on?

• Creating public policies

• Educating people about their health

• Building parks in cities

• Implementing taxes on unhealthy foods

Which initiative is an example of a healthy city?

• Dubai Fitness Challenge

• Excise tax on sugary drinks

• Health science lessons

• Cooking classes

What is the purpose of creating policies like 'no high-sugar snacks in school'?

• To improve public health

• To increase sugar consumption

• To reduce exercise opportunities

• To limit health education

What does the term 'environment' refer to in health promotion?

• The laws governing health

• The conditions surrounding someone or something

• The level of health literacy

• The number of parks in a city

Which of the following is NOT a principle of health promotion?

• Healthy cities

• Good governance

• Health literacy

• High sugar diets

What is a key outcome of health literacy?

• Increased reliance on doctors

• Control over personal health

• More sugary snacks in schools

• Less public health awareness

What is one way to apply the pillars of health promotion in schools?

• Organizing health science lessons

• Encouraging unhealthy eating habits

• Limiting access to health information

• Reducing physical activity

What does 'preventative' mean in the context of health promotion?

• Encouraging unhealthy behaviors

• Used to stop something bad from happening

• Promoting high sugar diets

• Ignoring health issues