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10 Saturn Q1-Health

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 3mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is consumer health primarily concerned with?

a)

Buying fashionable items

b)

Spending money on luxury goods

c)

Making informed decisions on health products and services

d)

Understanding marketing strategies

2.

Which of the following is a reliable source of health information?

a)

Celebrity endorsements

b)

A competent physician

c)

Online rumors

d)

Unknown blogs

3.

Which is NOT a component of consumer health?

a)

Health Information

b)

Health Entertainment

c)

Health Services

d)

Health Products

4.

Health services aim to do all of the following EXCEPT:

a)

Provide safety and emergency care

b)

Screen and examine health conditions

c)

Entertain patients with media

d)

Ensure follow-up treatment

5.

What should health information ideally be?

a)

Expensive and limited

b)

Entertaining and dramatic

c)

Timely, relevant, and culturally appropriate

d)

Advertised and promoted widely

6.

Which of the following questions should you ask before buying a health product?

a)

Does it look expensive?

b)

Who else is using it?

c)

Is the information reliable and scientifically proven?

d)

Is it locally made?

7.

What is a sign that health information is UNRELIABLE?

a)

It is evidence-based and from doctors

b)

It is grounded in customs or superstitions

c)

It comes from medical institutions

d)

It is found in government health campaigns

8.

Why is it important for students to learn about evaluating health information, products, and services?

a)

To create their own health brand

b)

To avoid being fooled and ensure well-being

c)

To become online influencers

d)

To pass all school subjects

9.

A quack doctor offering a miracle cure is an example of:

a)

A reliable source

b)

A medical professional

c)

A superstition-based service

d)

An unreliable health information source

10.

Which of the following best describes a “health consumer”?

a)

A person who eats only healthy food

b)

A person who studies medicine

c)

 A person who works at a hospital

d)

A person who uses health information, products, and services