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Public Health and Prevention Quiz Section 1

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main goal of secondary prevention?

a)

To prevent diseases before they occur

b)

To eliminate all diseases

c)

To reduce the impact of a disease or injury that has already occurred

d)

To promote health through exercise

2.

What does public health primarily focus on?

a)

Secondary prevention

b)

Tertiary prevention

c)

Quaternary prevention

d)

Primary prevention

3.

What is the ecological approach in public health?

a)

Ignoring environmental factors

b)

Focusing on individual health only

c)

Viewing individuals as embedded within their environment

d)

Viewing individuals as separate from their environment

4.

Which factors indicate socioeconomic status in Western countries?

a)

Age and gender

b)

Diet and exercise

c)

Education, occupation, and income/wealth

d)

Height and weight

5.

Which of the following is NOT a preventable and treatable condition with disparities between majority and minority Americans?

a)

Asthma

b)

Hypertension

c)

Common cold

d)

Diabetes

6.

What has been partially attributed to the increase in accidental deaths from unintentional drug poisonings?

a)

Increase in diabetes

b)

Increase in opioid overdoses

c)

Increase in car accidents

d)

Increase in heart disease

7.

What are the three points of the epidemiological triangle?

a)

Host, disease, and cure

b)

Environment, disease, and cure

c)

Agent, host, and environment

d)

Agent, disease, and cure

8.

What is the focus of the PRECEDE model?

a)

Changing environmental conditions

b)

Developing new medications

c)

Building new hospitals

d)

Improving health by changing individuals’ behavior through education

9.

What is one major criticism of the health promotion movement?

a)

It focuses too much on environmental factors

b)

It is too expensive

c)

It ignores individual behavior

d)

It places accountability for poor health on the individual

10.

What did the Whitehall study demonstrate?

a)

People who exercise less have better health

b)

People with higher income have worse health

c)

People with more education have worse health

d)

People who are structurally or environmentally disadvantaged are more likely to have poor health

11.

What does the base of the Health Impact Pyramid address?

a)

Dietary supplements

b)

Individual exercise routines

c)

Medical treatments

d)

Socioeconomic determinants of health

12.

What year was a turning point for health promotion according to Green?

a)

1980

b)

1974

c)

2022

d)

1991

13.

What does the acronym PRECEDE stand for?

a)

Predisposing, Reducing, and Enabling Constructs in the Educational Diagnosis and Evaluation

b)

Preventing, Reducing, and Eliminating Constructs in the Educational Diagnosis and Evaluation

c)

Predisposing, Reinforcing, and Enabling Constructs in the Educational Diagnosis and Evaluation

d)

Promoting, Reinforcing, and Enabling Constructs in the Educational Diagnosis and Evaluation

14.

What did the President’s Cancer Panel report in 2010 emphasize?

a)

The role of diet in cancer prevention

b)

The need for more hospitals

c)

The underestimated burden of environmentally induced cancers

d)

The importance of exercise in cancer prevention

15.

What was a focus of health promotion in the 1980s?

a)

Environmentally targeted interventions

b)

Developing new medications

c)

Building new hospitals

d)

Focusing solely on individual behavior