Complementary Health Approaches

What does "Complementary" mean in the context of care?

• Used with conventional care.

• Used instead of conventional care.

• Combined use of both approaches in a coordinated way.

• Not related to conventional care.

What does "Alternative" mean in the context of care?

• Used with conventional care.

• Used instead of conventional care.

• Combined use of both approaches in a coordinated way.

• Not related to conventional care.

What is one reason patients use CHA?

• To increase the cost of healthcare.

• To enhance well-being and manage chronic illness.

• To avoid all medical treatments.

• To decrease their sense of control over health.

Which practice is known for promoting energy flow and balance?

• Meditation

• Guided Imagery

• Yoga

• Qi Gong/Tai Chi

What belief underlies energy-based therapies regarding illness?

• Illness is caused by bacteria

• Illness is an imbalance in energy fields

• Illness is due to poor diet

• Illness is a result of genetic factors

Which therapy is known for aligning the spine and improving musculoskeletal function?

• Acupuncture

• Massage

• Chiropractic

• Aromatherapy

How does acupuncture primarily aim to restore balance in the body?

• By reducing tension

• By aligning the spine

• By altering energy flow through meridians

• By improving circulation

How are natural products regulated compared to prescription drugs?

• More strictly regulated

• Not regulated like prescription drugs

• Regulated the same way

• Completely unregulated

Which vitamins are water-soluble and not stored in the body?

• A, D, E, K

• B-complex, C

• A, C, E, K

• B-complex, D

What is Vitamin A (Retinol) required for?

• Vision, skin integrity, and mucosal health

• Bone strength and muscle growth

• Blood clotting and heart health

• Energy production and metabolism