WorksheetsHealth 6 Q4 A1
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
How important is consumer health?
Consumer health helps you to exercise your rights as a consumer.
Consumer health provides protection against health fraud.
Consumer health gives information a consumer wants to buy
All of the above
Which of the following is NOT the component of consumer health?
Health information
Health services
Health agencies
Health products
These are composed of substances that are used in treating diseases or illness. What health product is described?
food
personal care
medicines
cleaning agents
He/She is a person who advises on matters of food and nutrition impacts on health.
dermatologist
nutritionist
ophthalmologist
pharmacist
Kris Aquino has been chosen to endorse the Ariel product. What propaganda technique is used?
Testimonial
Bandwagon
Plain Folk
Rewards
It is a type of propaganda in which the customer gets another product or the same product twice for the purchase of the original product. What propaganda technique is described?
Testimonial
Bandwagon
Rewards
Transfer
When buying products at the store what should always be remembered?
Read the label
Check the benefits
Look at the expiration
All of these
Reading product labels, helps consumers choose what will give the best value of __________?
money /health
product
consumer
none of these
How can we protect ourselves against fraudulent health products?
Be informed always
Always consult a medical professional
Report products that looks unwanted
All of the above.
How can we identify that a product is fraudulent?
Promise immediate or guaranteed results.
Manufacturer claims that the product is effective to all ailments.
Not offering testimonials from person who already used their product.
All of the above.
Which of the following is NOT the component of consumer health?
Health information
Health services
Health agencies
Health products
How important is consumer health?
Consumer health helps you to exercise your rights as a consumer.
Consumer health provides protection against health fraud.
Consumer health gives information a consumer wants to buy
All of the above
Who is a wise consumer?
One who plans what to buy
One who buys anything that is cheap
One who buys food that looks delicious
Which of the following is NOT a consumer's right?
Right to buy basic needs.
Right to choose what to buy.
Right to use products even if it destroys the environment.
Brent only buys what he needs. What consumer influence describes the situation?
Cost of the price
Feelings
Importance
What others say
Which of the following describes the consumer?
One who sells health products.
One who provides health services.
One who buys and uses health products and services.
How can we protect ourselves against fraudulent health products?
Be informed always
Always consult a medical professional
Report products that looks unwanted
All of the above.
Reading product labels, helps consumers choose what will give the best value of __________?
money /health
product
consumer
none of these
When buying products at the store what should always be remembered?
Read the label
Check the benefits
Look at the expiration
All of these
Buying products because you have seen it on a TV commercial.
WISE
UNWISE
Identify if the situations below shows a wise or an unwise consumer.
Checking the label of the product.
WISE
UNWISE
These are data and facts about health products and services you can get from media and people around you.
HEALTH INFORMATION
HEALTH PRODUCT
HEALTH SERVICES
CONSUMER HEALTH
Which of the following is NOT a consumer's right?
Right to buy basic needs.
Right to choose what to buy.
Right to use products even if it destroys the environment.
Which of the following is NOT included in the source of health information "MEDIA"
television
newspaper
cartoon shows
health magazines
Consulting a doctor before buying a medicine.
WISE
UNWISE
Buying products because it is "BUY 1 GET 1 FREE".
WISE
UNWISE
Protects the consumers against dishonest or misleading advertising or labeling, right in information and facts.
Right to Safety
Right to Basic Needs
Right to Information
Right to Choose
Consumer has the right to pick among various products, includes the sizes, colors, shape, etc.
Right to Safety
Right to Basic Needs
Right to Information
Right to Choose
This guarantees survival, adequate food, clothing, shelter, health care, education, and sanitation.
Right to Safety
Right to Basic Needs
Right to Information
Right to Choose
Right to acquire knowledge and skills necessary to be an informed consumer.
Right to Consumer Education
Right to Redress
Right to Representation
Right to Information
