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WorksheetsUnit 1&2 H&HD Exam Revision
Total questions: 82
Worksheet time: 16mins
Which of the following is NOT covered by Medicare?
X-rays
Chiropractor
GP visit
Eye test
Which of the following is covered by Medicare?
Eye tests, X-rays and glasses
Ambulance, GP visit and surgery
Dental, GP visit and home nursing
GP visit, pathology test and surgery
Which of the following is not a way of funding Medicare?
Medicare tax
Medicare Levy Surcharge
General taxation
Medicare Levy
Which of the following best explains the Medicare Levy Surcharge?
An additional tax on the income of people without private health insurance earning a high income.
An additional tax placed on the taxable income of most taxpayers. Those with low incomes are exempt.
An additional tax on the income of people without private health insurance regardless of income.
An additional tax on the income of people who have a high income.
Which of the following is a disadvantage of Medicare?
No choice of doctor for out-of-hospital services
No choice of doctor for in-hospital services
The Medicare Safety Net
Does not cover x-rays
Which of the following is NOT true for the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme?
It is operated by the Federal Government
It aims to provide essential medications to people at an affordable price
All medications are subsidised to some extent
The PBS safety net is in place to assist those who have large medication expenses
Which of the following is an advantage of private health insurance?
There is never any 'gap' to pay
There are no qualifying periods
Shorter waiting times
It is very cheap to purchase
How many private health insurance incentives have been introduced?
2
3
4
5
Which of the following is the best description of the lifetime health cover incentive?
Policy holders receive a refund on their premiums. This is income tested.
People who take up private health insurance after the age of 31 pay an extra 2% on their premiums for every year they are over the age of 30.
People who take up private health insurance after the age of 30 pay an extra 2.5% on their premiums for every year they are over the age of 30.
Policy holders receive a 30% refund on their premiums.
Which of the following is NOT a community service to support health and wellbeing?
Church
Maternal and child health service
Doctor
Police
Which of the following is a list of basic healthcare rights?
Safety, Communication and Commitment
Participation, Access and Privacy
Comment, Creative and Respect
Respect, Response and Safety
What is bulk billing?
The GP only charges the schedule fee and the government covers the full cost
The bills are only paid at the end of the month
The GP charges over schedule fee and the government covers most of the cost
The bills are paid in bulk and you get a discount
Which of the following NOT a patient responsibility?
Follow instructions and medical orders
Ask questions about the risks of procedures
Keep their health information to themselves
Treat staff with respect
True or False. Volunteer organisations such as Meals as Wheels support the health and wellbeing of both the volunteers and the clients.
True
False
True or False. The PBS subsidises over 10,000 essential medications.
True
False
A factor affecting access to health services is:
Socioeconomic status
Gender
Geographic location
All of the above
Low levels of health literacy may result in:
Increased rates of vaccination
Lower usage of preventative health services
Safer use of medication
Accessing relevant health information online
Who can make a complaint about a health professional?
Patient
Friend
Another health professional
All of the above
True or False. People who live in major cities have less access to health services than those in rural areas
True
False
True or False. Religious beliefs can be a barrier in accessing health services
True
False
SES stands for:
Social Status
Socioeconomic Status
Sociocultural Status
Social Education Status
Which gender is less likely to access health services?
Males
Females
People with low SES can increase their access to health services through:
Trying to increase their income
Driving to the nearest clinic
Free websites and mobile apps
All of the above
Which of the following is a challenge with online health information?
Accuracy
Reliability
Cost
None of the above
What can occur as a result of self diagnosis?
Lower levels of stress
Serious conditions can be missed
Self satisfaction
All of the above
In Victoria, health service complaints can be made to:
The CEO of the hospital board
Health complaints commissioner
Direct to the service provider
All of the above
Which of the following would you expect as an outcome of a complaint?
An apology
A refund
An explanation
Any of the above
True or False. Digital media includes websites, apps, games and social media
True
False
Indigenous Australians have less access to health services due to:
Geographical location
Low SES
Motivation
All of the above
The youth stage of the lifespan begins at what age?
11
12
13
14
Which of the following is not an example of physical development?
Growth
Learning to walk
Decline in body systems
Physical fitness
Which of the following is not an example of emotional development?
Experiencing a range of emotions
Learning to adequately deal with emotions
A child who is crying
The development of self-concept
Which of the following is not an example of intellectual development?
Learning to skip
Memorising the multiplication tables
Being able to concentrate on one task for an extended period of time
The development of abstract thought
Which of the following is not an example of a lifespan stage?
Prenatal Early childhood Late adulthood Death
Youth
Early Childhood
Late Adulthood
Conception
Which of the following is an example of a fine motor skill?
Skipping Running Cutting with scissors Kicking
Skipping
Running
Cutting with scissors
Kicking a ball
Beliefs or opinions based on how things seem are referred to as:
Misconceptions
Perceptions
Attitudes
Values
Which of the following is an example of a primary sex characteristic?
Pubic hair
Voice deepening
Growth of the penis
Muscle development
The lifespan begins at:
Fertilisation
Birth
Infancy
Ovulation
Which of the following is not an example of social development?
Communication skills
Behaviours
Self esteem
Social roles
At what age does Middle Adulthood end?
40
60
65
64
At what age does Early Childhood begin?
3
2
6
12
Which type of development refers to the increasing complexity of processes in the brain, such as thought, knowledge and memory?
Mental
Social
Intellectual
Emotional
Building resilience is an example of which type of development?
Social
Mental
Emotional
Intellectual
Which of the following is not a secondary sex characteristic?
First ovulation
Broader shoulders
Facial hair
Breasts develop
Breasts developing is an example of which type of sex characteristic?
Primary
Secondary
Which of the following includes positive perceptions of youth?
ambitious and happy
hard working and selfish
wise and experienced
source of knowledge and pessimistic
Which of the following includes negative perceptions of adults?
Lazy and selfish
Wise and experienced
Judgemental and lacking understanding
Bad drivers and hard working
Which type of motor skills require the use of large muscle groups?
Fine
Primary
Gross
Secondary
Language is an aspect of which type of development?
Physical
Social
Intellectual
Emotional
Physical health and wellbeing relates to:
Getting fit
The efficient functioning of the mind
The efficient functioning of the body and it's systems
The body
The state of a person's mind or brain and relates to the ability to think and process information is which dimension?
Emotional health and wellbeing
Mental health and wellbeing
Spiritual health and wellbeing
Brain health
What is a suitable definition of social health and wellbeing?
Interacting with people
Socialising with friends
Being able to form meaningful and satisfying relationships
The state of a person's mind or brain and the ability to think and reason
The ability to recognise, understand and manage and express emotions, and display resilience is which dimension?
Social health and wellbeing
Spiritual health and wellbeing
Mental health and wellbeing
Emotional health and wellbeing
Which of the following is a suitable definition for spiritual health and wellbeing?
Relates to religion and a higher power
Relates to the ability to form meaningful relationships
Relates to ideas, beliefs, values and ethics that arise in the mind and conscience of human beings.
Relates to hope
Which of the following is not an example of physical health and wellbeing?
Adequate energy levels
Free from disease and injury
Strong immune system
Resilience
Which of the following is not an example of emotional health and wellbeing?
Resilience
Understanding emotions
Respond and manage emotions
Self esteem
The number of new cases of a particular disease or condition in a given time period is known as:
Prevalence
Incidence
Morbidty
Inclination
Mortality refers to:
Disease
Injury or illness
Death
Life expectancy
Morbidity refers to:
Ill health or disease
Death
Burden of disease
DALY
DALY stands for:
Disability And Life Years
Disability Adjusted Life Years
Disease Adjusted Life Years
Disease And Life Years
The fatal component of the DALY is:
YLD
YLL
Mortality
Morbidity
Self-assessed health status is:
Based on an individual's own perception of their health and wellbeing. Responses range from excellent, very good, good, fair and poor
Based on the parent's perception of their child's health and wellbeing. Responses range from excellent, very good, good, fair and poor
How you see yourself
Similar to self-esteem and confidence. It can impact on mental health and wellbeing
Core activity limitation is:
When an individual has difficulty with the two main core activities: self-care and mobility
When an individual has difficulty with the three main core activities: dressing, mobility and communication in own language
When an individual has difficulty with the three main core activities: self-care, mobility and communication in own language
When an individual has difficulty with the three main core activities: self-care, moving and communication
When a question asks for the impact on health status, which of the following needs to be mentioned in the answer?
the words health status
the words health and wellbeing
any of the dimensions, such as physical health and wellbeing
any of the health status indicators, such as morbidity
What is a limitation or weakness of this definition of health and wellbeing? Health is the state of complete physical, social, mental, emotional and spiritual wellbeing, not merely the absence of disease
It is missing one of the dimensions
The word complete, as it is very difficult to attain complete health and wellbeing in all five dimensions
The inclusion of 'not merely the absence of disease'
Nothing, it is perfect!
The main function of protein is:
A fuel for energy
The growth, maintenance and repair of body cells
Cell division
Cell differentiation.
Which of the following are considered the bad fats?
Saturated fats
Polyunsaturated fats
Trans fats
Both Trans and Saturated fats
Which of the following nutrients, when deficient, is a common cause of anaemia?
Fibre
Iron
Sodium
Carbohydrates
In Australia, energy is measured in:
Calories
Kilojoules
Glycaemic index
Basal metabolic rate
Which of the following is not a type of parenting?
Persuasive
Authoritarian
Uninvolved
Authoritative
Which of the following are not good communication skills?
Asking questions
Speaking quietly
Using appropriate body language
Showing interest
Examples of emotional abuse include:
Hitting
Financial abuse
Unwanted sex
Kicking
Fertilisation most often occurs in the:
Uterus
Cervix
Ovary
Fallopian Tube
The stage of prenatal development that occurs from conception until week 2 is known as the:
Foetal stage
Germinal stage
Embryonic stage
Zygote stage
The embryonic stage is characterised by:
Cell division
Cell differentiation
Implantation
Fertilisation
This nutrient helps to build bone density:
Fibre
Calcium
Iron
Sodium
Using famous people to sell products is called:
Product placement
Smart marketing
Celebrity endorsements
Immersive marketing
True or False. The intergenerational nature of health and wellbeing means that the health of one generation can impact on the health of future generations
True
False
The types of development are:
Physical, Social, Emotional and Intellectual
Physical, Social and Mental
Physical, Mental, Social and Intellectual
Physical, Emotional, Mental and Social
What is a teratogen?
A malformed embryo
A future embryo
A factor that causes malformation of an embryo
A badie
The duration of the Unit 1&2 Health and Human Development Exam is:
94 minutes
80 minutes
90 minutes
120 minutes
True or False. The Unit 1 & 2 Health and Human Development Exam will contain multiple choice questions
False
True
