part 1 CHN

According to WHO (1958), health is defined as:

• The absence of disease

• A state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being

• The ability to perform daily tasks

• The ability to work productively

Which WHO definition (1986) emphasizes health as a resource for everyday life?

• WHO (1958) definition

• Alternative WHO definition

• UDHR definition

• ICESCR definition

The American Heritage College Dictionary defines social health as:

• The ability to remain free from illness

• A state of physical, mental, and emotional fitness

• Positive interaction among groups within a community, with focus on health promotion and illness prevention

• The absence of infirmity

Health can also be defined as:

• A fixed and permanent condition

• A dynamic state that depends on individual goals, potential, and community performance

• A privilege for certain groups in society

• A physical-only concept

The concept that recognizes the interconnection of physical, mental, social, emotional, and spiritual aspects is called:

• Social justice

• Holism

• Human dignity

• Determinants of health

According to Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, health is:

• A privilege for the rich

• A fundamental right of every human being without distinction

• Dependent on political belief

• Dependent on economic status

The UDHR states that the right to health includes:

• Access to luxury healthcare services

• Food, clothing, housing, and medical care

• Free medical education

• No obligation for states to provide healthcare

The ICESCR highlights health as:

• A fundamental human right indispensable for the exercise of other rights

• A service provided only by developed countries

• A privilege of workers

• Optional for governments

Which of the following is a social and economic factor affecting health?

• Clean air

• Education

• Herbal medicine

• Sanitation

Environmental issues affecting health include:

• Occupation and income

• Housing and sanitation

• Exercise and diet

• Herbal practices