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Core 1 Assessment Task Revision

Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 43mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is a modifiable risk factor for cardiovascular disease?

a)

Age

b)

Gender

c)

Smoking

d)

Genetics

2.

Which condition is most closely associated with atherosclerosis?

a)

Asthma

b)

Coronary heart disease

c)

Diabetes

d)

Osteoporosis

3.

Which of the following is a protective factor against cardiovascular disease?

a)

High sodium diet

b)

Physical inactivity

c)

Regular physical activity

d)

Smoking

4.

Which group is at higher risk for cardiovascular disease in Australia?

(a)  

5.

What does CVD stand for?

a)

Chronic Viral Disease

b)

Cardiovascular Disease

c)

Cerebrovascular Disease

d)

Circulatory Vascular Disease

6.

Which of the following is a type of complementary and alternative medicine?

a)

Radiation therapy

b)

Acupuncture

c)

Chemotherapy

d)

Dialysis

7.

Why might someone choose CAM over traditional treatments?

a)

Lower cost

b)

Cultural beliefs

c)

Lack of availability of pharmaceuticals

d)

None of the above

8.

Which of the following is a way to verify the credibility of a CAM practitioner?

a)

Check social media followers

b)

Look for government registration

c)

Word of mouth

d)

Low price services

9.

Massage therapy is considered what type of health care?

a)

Emergency care

b)

Primary care

c)

Alternative health care

d)

Preventive care

10.

Which factor has contributed to the growth of CAM in Australia?

a)

Decreased life expectancy

b)

Increased hospital closures

c)

Desire for holistic care

d)

Lack of doctors

11.

Which of the following is a public health insurance scheme in Australia?

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12.

Which of the following is Australia's public health insurance system?

a)

Private Health Fund

b)

PharmaCare

c)

Medicare

d)

Aussie Health

13.

What is a benefit of private health insurance?

a)

Free general practitioner visits

b)

Shorter waiting times

c)

Subsidised medicine

d)

All dental work covered

14.

Which service helps reduce the cost of medications in Australia?

a)

Private insurance

b)

Medicare

c)

Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme

d)

State funding

15.

Who is responsible for managing public hospitals in Australia?

a)

Federal government

b)

Private companies

c)

State governments

16.

What is a disadvantage of Medicare?

a)

No access to GPs

b)

Longer wait times for elective surgery

c)

High premiums

d)

No hospital cover

17.

Which of the following is a sociocultural determinant of health?

a)

Education level

b)

Employment status

c)

Cultural beliefs

d)

Access to clean water

18.

Living in a rural area is an example of which type of health determinant?

a)

Sociocultural

b)

Environmental

c)

Economic

d)

Personal

19.

Which socioeconomic factor can influence access to health care?

a)

Beliefs about medicine

b)

Air quality

c)

Income

d)

Dietary habits

20.

Which of these is an environmental determinant?

a)

Gender

b)

Access to health facilities

c)

Cultural norms

d)

Genetics

21.

Which of the following groups is most affected by social disadvantage in Australia?

a)

High-income earners

b)

University graduates

c)

Indigenous Australians

d)

Urban residents

22.

Which of the following is a modifiable risk factor for cardiovascular disease?

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23.

Which condition is most closely associated with atherosclerosis?

a)

Asthma

b)

Coronary heart disease

c)

Diabetes

d)

Osteoporosis

24.

Which of the following is a protective factor against cardiovascular disease?

a)

High sodium diet

b)

Physical inactivity

c)

Regular physical activity

d)

Smoking

25.

Which group is at higher risk for cardiovascular disease in Australia?

a)

Young adults

b)

Urban populations

c)

Indigenous Australians

d)

Children under 10

26.

What does CVD stand for?

a)

Chronic Viral Disease

b)

Cardiovascular Disease

c)

Cerebrovascular Disease

d)

Circulatory Vascular Disease

27.

Which of the following is a type of complementary and alternative medicine?

a)

Radiation therapy

b)

Acupuncture

c)

Chemotherapy

d)

Dialysis

28.

Why might someone choose CAM over traditional treatments?

a)

Lower cost

b)

Cultural beliefs

c)

Lack of availability of pharmaceuticals

d)

None of the above

29.

Which of the following is a way to verify the credibility of a CAM practitioner?

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30.

Massage therapy is considered what type of health care?

a)

Emergency care

b)

Primary care

c)

Alternative health care

d)

Preventive care

31.

Which factor has contributed to the growth of CAM in Australia?

a)

Decreased life expectancy

b)

Increased hospital closures

c)

Desire for holistic care

d)

Lack of doctors

32.

Which of the following is a public health insurance scheme in Australia?

a)

Private Health Fund

b)

PharmaCare

c)

Medicare

d)

Aussie Health

33.

What is a benefit of private health insurance?

a)

Free general practitioner visits

b)

Shorter waiting times

c)

Subsidised medicine

d)

All dental work covered

34.

Which service helps reduce the cost of medications in Australia?

a)

Private insurance

b)

Medicare

c)

Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme

d)

State funding

35.

Who is responsible for managing public hospitals in Australia?

a)

Federal government

b)

Private companies

c)

State governments

d)

Health insurance companies

36.

A disadvantage of Medicare is:

a)

It may not cover all medical expenses.

b)

It provides free healthcare for everyone.

c)

It covers dental and vision care fully.

d)

It is only available to children.

37.

Which of the following is a likely consequence of not having private health insurance?

a)

No access to GPs

b)

Longer wait times for elective surgery

c)

High premiums

d)

No hospital cover

38.

Which of the following is a sociocultural determinant of health?

a)

Education level

b)

Employment status

c)

Cultural beliefs

d)

Access to clean water

39.

Living in a rural area is an example of which type of health determinant?

a)

Sociocultural

b)

Environmental

c)

Economic

d)

Personal

40.

Which socioeconomic factor can influence access to health care?

a)

Beliefs about medicine

b)

Air quality

c)

Income

41.

Which of these is an environmental determinant?

a)

Gender

b)

Access to health facilities

c)

Cultural norms

d)

Genetics

42.

Which of the following groups is most affected by social disadvantage in Australia?

a)

High-income earners

b)

University graduates

c)

Indigenous Australians

d)

Urban residents

43.

Which of the following is a modifiable risk factor for cardiovascular disease?

a)

Age

b)

Gender

c)

Smoking

d)

Genetics

44.

Which condition is most closely associated with atherosclerosis?

a)

Asthma

b)

Coronary heart disease

c)

Diabetes

d)

Osteoporosis

45.

Which of the following is a protective factor against cardiovascular disease?

a)

High sodium diet

b)

Physical inactivity

c)

Regular physical activity

d)

Smoking

46.

Which group is at higher risk for cardiovascular disease in Australia?

a)

Young adults

b)

Urban populations

c)

Indigenous Australians

d)

Children under 10

47.

What does CVD stand for?

a)

Chronic Viral Disease

b)

Cardiovascular Disease

c)

Cerebral Vascular Dysfunction

d)

Central Venous Disorder

48.

Which of the following is a type of complementary and alternative medicine?

a)

Radiation therapy

b)

Acupuncture

c)

Chemotherapy

d)

Dialysis

49.

Why might someone choose CAM over traditional treatments?

a)

Lower cost

b)

Cultural beliefs

c)

Lack of availability of pharmaceuticals

d)

None of the above

50.

Which of the following is a way to verify the credibility of a CAM practitioner?

a)

Check social media followers

b)

Look for government registration

c)

Word of mouth

d)

Low price services

51.

Massage therapy is considered what type of health care?

a)

Emergency care

b)

Primary care

c)

Alternative health care

d)

Preventive care

52.

Which factor has contributed to the growth of CAM in Australia?

a)

Decreased life expectancy

b)

Increased hospital closures

c)

Desire for holistic care

d)

Lack of doctors

53.

What is the main skill required to answer an identify question?

a)

Provide a reasoned judgement

b)

Compare and contrast viewpoints

c)

List or name specific information

d)

Write a detailed explanation

54.

An explain question typically requires the student to:

a)

Make a judgement

b)

List all the features

c)

Provide a simple definition

d)

Show cause and effect or give reasons

55.

What would a strong analyse response include?

a)

A summary of all components

b)

A list of key facts

c)

An explanation with breakdown of relationships

d)

A personal opinion on a topic

56.

What does an evaluate response require?

a)

Listing points without judgement

b)

Identifying only the positives

c)

Making a judgement supported by evidence

d)

Explaining relationships

57.

An evaluate question often ends with:

a)

“…with reference to examples.”

b)

“…including historical context.”

c)

“…based on the syllabus dot points.”

d)

“…with reference to effectiveness or success.”

58.

Which of the following would be an appropriate answer to the question: “Identify a socioeconomic determinant of health”?

a)

“Access to health services affects health outcomes.”

b)

“Cultural identity is an important factor in health.”

c)

“Income.”

d)

“Government funding supports equity.”

59.

Which question uses the verb identify correctly?

a)

Identify and justify the most effective treatment for CVD.

b)

Identify one example of a health care service in Australia.

c)

Identify how socioeconomic status influences health behaviour.

d)

Identify the relationship between culture and disease.

60.

What is the key feature of an analyse question?

a)

It only looks at positives.

b)

It involves personal opinion.

c)

It requires defining terms.

d)

It examines parts and how they connect.

61.

Which of the following best demonstrates an evaluate question?

a)

Evaluate the impact of smoking on the body.

b)

Evaluate one health promotion strategy used to address CVD.

c)

Evaluate the number of deaths from cardiovascular disease.

d)

Evaluate the definition of Medicare.

62.

What should you include in an evaluate answer?

a)

Opinions only

b)

A list of points with no judgement

c)

A judgement supported by evidence or criteria

d)

A brief summary of facts

63.

What is one primary role of the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS)?

a)

To provide access to free surgical procedures

b)

To fund private health insurance premiums

c)

To subsidise the cost of essential medications

d)

To regulate health professionals' fees

64.

Which of the following is a reason for the increased use of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) in Australia?

a)

Preference for holistic and culturally relevant care

b)

Mandatory government support for CAM

c)

Lack of access to prescription drugs

d)

High failure rates in mainstream medicine

65.

Which of these is a modifiable risk factor that has contributed to Kevin’s atherosclerosis?

a)

Genetic predisposition

b)


Physical inactivity

c)

Gender

d)

Age

66.

What is a likely protective factor that could support Kevin’s management of cardiovascular disease?

a)

Continued sedentary lifestyle

b)

High blood pressure

c)

Distance from major hospitals

d)

Strong cultural identity and community support

67.

Which government strategy is designed to improve equity in health care access for people like Kevin?

a)

Reducing the Medicare rebate

b)

Closing the Gap initiative

c)

Increasing specialist fees

d)

Promoting private hospital funding

68.

If Kevin wanted to complement his mainstream medical treatment with alternative therapies, which of the following would be appropriate?

a)

Herbal supplements and traditional healing practices

b)

Avoiding all medical treatment

c)

Emergency surgery

d)

Over-the-counter antibiotics

69.

Which health care service would most likely support Kevin by offering culturally safe and locally accessible care?

a)

Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service

b)

Private hospital in a major city

c)

Telehealth service based overseas

d)

Health app with generic wellness tips

70.

How might Medicare assist Kevin in managing his cardiovascular disease?

a)

By providing coverage only for private hospital treatments

b)

By subsidising his gym membership

c)

By covering the cost of GP visits and some diagnostic tests

d)

By replacing private health insurance