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WorksheetsHealth and Wellness Quiz
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 16mins
What is the purpose of health insurance?
To help people pay for healthcare
To provide free medical treatment
To replace doctors
To cover only emergency services
What typically happens during an annual physical or wellness exam?
Only vaccinations are given.
A doctor records basic health information, screens for diseases, gives vaccinations, and examines the body for abnormalities.
Only abnormalities are examined.
Patients are only screened for diseases.
Where can a person get emergency healthcare?
doctor’s office
rehabilitation facility
urgent care clinic
dentist
How do concerns about violence impact community health?
increase opportunities for physical activity
reduce anxiety
lower risk of health conditions
increase stress
How do food deserts affect nutrition?
They provide access to many grocery stores.
They lead to increased consumption of nutritious foods.
They result in people getting food from convenience stores and fast-food restaurants, which do not provide much nutrition.
They improve access to fresh produce.
How does organ donation promote community health?
It provides lifesaving organs.
It reduces the need for medical care.
It increases the cost of healthcare.
It has no impact on community health.
Why is it crucial to define the decision or problem before exploring and deciding on alternatives?
It is not important to define the problem first.
It helps to ensure that the chosen solution addresses the actual issue.
It makes the decision-making process longer.
It limits the available alternatives.
Which URL stem does not indicate that a source is probably reliable?
.com
.org
.edu
.gov
Why should you be careful about getting information from websites belonging to businesses or organizations promoting a cause?
They always provide unbiased information.
Businesses publish information to help them generate profit, and organizations promoting causes may only share information supporting that cause.
They are always peer-reviewed.
They are regulated by the FDA.
What three qualities separate science from pseudoscience?
Based on opinion, not repeatable, not peer-reviewed
Based on experimentation and observation, peer-reviewed, and repeatable
Based on beliefs, not testable, not observable
Based on tradition, not scientific, not verifiable
How do you know if a health claim is approved by the FDA?
All health claims are approved by the FDA.
Health claims not approved by the FDA must say, “This statement has not been reviewed and approved by the FDA.”
The FDA logo is always present.
You need to call the FDA to confirm.
Which element of the ACA does the provided passage mostly discuss?
improved healthcare
Patient’s Bill of Rights
access to insurance
cost reduction
Which of the following does the ACA guarantee?
that healthcare facilities cannot charge high costs
that insurance companies cannot deny people with preexisting conditions
that everyone can afford health insurance
that everyone will receive health insurance through an employer
Which of the following is a benefit of having regular wellness exams?
They guarantee you will never get sick.
They help detect health issues early.
They replace the need for health insurance.
They are only necessary for children.
What is one way to determine if a health website is reliable?
It has colorful graphics and advertisements.
It is frequently updated and cites scientific sources.
It only shares personal stories.
It sells many health products.
Why is it important to have access to fresh fruits and vegetables in a community?
It makes fast food more popular.
It increases the risk of chronic diseases.
It helps improve overall nutrition and health.
It encourages unhealthy eating habits.
