Quarter I: Unit Test_Health and PE

A grocery store is selling canned goods past their expiration date at a discounted price. If a consumer buys these, which consumer right is being violated?

• Right to Choose

• Right to Information

• Right to Safety

• Right to Consumer Education

Evaluate the statement: "A person's health improves soon after taking the quack's medicines." What is the most likely explanation for this perceived improvement?

• The quack's medicines contain powerful, undocumented cures.

• The individual is experiencing a placebo effect or natural recovery.

• The quack has superior medical knowledge.

• The illness was not real to begin with.

Evaluate the effectiveness of the "Physical Activity Index" as a tool for assessing an individual's activity level.

• It is ineffective because it only considers intensity.

• It is effective because it considers intensity, duration, and frequency, providing a comprehensive score.

• It is too complicated for practical use.

• It only applies to professional athletes.

What are the three components of consumer health?

• Health information, health products, and health insurance

• Health information, health products, and health services

• Health professionals, healthcare facilities, and health insurance

• Health magazines, health books, and health websites

Which of the following is NOT considered a reliable source of health information?

• Medical and health professionals

• Government agencies like DOH and FDA

• Websites ending in .gov, .edu, and .org

• Outdated customs and superstitions

Which herbal medicine is approved by the DOH for ringworm and other skin (fungal) infections?

• Ampalaya

• Akapulco

• Lagundi

• Bayabas

How does "energy consumed" relate to "energy expended" in the context of weight gain?

• Energy consumed is less than energy expended.

• Energy consumed is equal to energy expended.

• Energy consumed is greater than energy expended.

• Energy consumed has no relation to energy expended

What is the main difference between acupuncture and acupressure?

• Acupuncture uses heat, while acupressure uses cold.

• Acupuncture treats mental disorders, while acupressure treats physical pain.

• Acupuncture uses needles, while acupressure uses hands to apply pressure.

• Acupuncture is a traditional medicine, while acupressure is a modern one.

What does the "Right to Redress" for consumers imply?

• The right to choose any product they want.

• The right to acquire knowledge about products.

• The right to be compensated for misrepresentation or defective goods.

• The right to live in a healthy environment.

What is the primary distinction between complementary and alternative healthcare modalities?

• Complementary modalities are used instead of standard treatments, while alternative modalities are used alongside them.

• Complementary modalities are used alongside standard treatments, while alternative modalities are used instead of them.

• Complementary modalities are always scientifically proven, while alternative modalities are not.

• There is no distinction; the terms are interchangeable.