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WorksheetsMidterm BEPED 3 PCOMEnf Health
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 28mins
Which of the following is a direct health risk caused by air pollution?
Hypertension
Lung diseases
Diabetes
Appendicitis
Which is the most effective method to prevent drowning?
Wearing goggles
Knowing how to swim and using life vests
Avoiding drinking water before swimming
Swimming only during daytime
Climate change can lead to increased cases of:
Skin cancer and respiratory illness
Appendicitis and measles
Malaria and dengue fever
Both A and C
Proper waste segregation includes:
Mixing biodegradable and non-biodegradable
Recycling plastics and metals
Burning plastics for faster disposal
Throwing everything in one bin
The environment is significant to human health because:
A. It determines cultural beliefs
B. It influences physical, mental, and social well-being
C. It prevents accidents in the workplace
D. It creates financial stability
Which of the following best describes the relationship between population and environment?
Larger population always improves environment
Population growth increases pressure on natural resources
Environment controls human behavior only
Population and environment are unrelated
Which health behavior helps improve quality of life in old age?
Smoking to relieve stress
Regular exercise and balanced diet
Staying awake until late at night
Avoiding medical check-ups
Why is maternal and child health important?
It only concerns mothers
It ensures survival, growth, and development of future generations
It lessens the responsibility of health workers
It increases the economy immediately
Understanding life stages is important in health because:
It helps create age-appropriate programs and interventions
It prevents economic growth
It maintains social pressure
It is not related to health
Which is NOT a component of the School Health Program?
Health instruction
Safe water and sanitation
Proper medical care for all citizens in the country
Healthful school environment
Coordinated School Health Program includes:
Physical education and nutrition services
Dental care only
Traffic management outside school
Emergency loans for parents
A challenge in the School Health Program is:
Lack of facilities and trained personnel
Too many sports competitions
Low student enrollment
Excessive health education
Community building means:
Constructing more buildings for residents
Strengthening relationships and participation for common goals
Limiting people’s rights
Avoiding teamwork
Which is the first step in organizing a health program?
Implementing activities
Planning and identifying needs
Evaluating success
Fundraising immediately
Creating a health promotion program requires:
Ignoring the target audience
Considering cultural, social, and community needs
Copying other programs without adaptation
Using only government rules
Which air pollutant is most dangerous to human lungs?
Carbon dioxide
Nitrogen
Particulate matter (PM2.5)
Oxygen
Water safety is mainly concerned with:
Boiling water before drinking
Preventing drowning and ensuring clean water supply
Swimming faster
Building larger pools
Which climate change effect directly affects food security?
Rising sea levels
Crop failure due to droughts and floods
Ice melting in the Arctic
Urban traffic congestion
Improper waste management causes:
Clean air and water
Increased vector-borne diseases like dengue
Less greenhouse gases
Better soil fertility
An example of a health behavior that protects the environment:
Walking or biking instead of using cars
Using plastics excessively
Burning garbage
Leaving faucets running
A community health organizing program should focus on:
Community participation and empowerment
Government control only
Individual interests only
Short-term campaigns
Which is a major concern facing school health programs today?
Mental health issues among students
Increased time for physical education
Overuse of computers for research
Too much recess time
Which is an example of life-stage health concern?
Childhood immunization
Teenage peer pressure and substance abuse
Adult stress and chronic illness
All of the above
Maternal health services include:
Prenatal check-ups and safe delivery
Exercise programs for elderly
Vaccination for pets
Business training for mothers
An effective health promotion program is successful if:
It involves people and improves their health behaviors
It benefits only the organizers
It ignores evaluation
It has no funding
Air pollution has no impact on cardiovascular health.
False
True
Sometimes
Only in children
Drowning is the second leading cause of unintentional injury death worldwide.
True
False
Maybe
Not sure
Climate change can increase the spread of vector-borne diseases.
True
False
Only in winter
Only in tropical regions
Recycling is part of proper waste management. True or False
True
False
Maybe
Not sure
Human health is independent of the environment.
False
True
Maybe
Not sure
Overpopulation may lead to depletion of resources.
True
False
A healthy lifestyle in youth has no effect on life in old age.
True
False
Maternal health care prevents child mortality.
True
False
Understanding life stages helps identify specific health needs.
True
False
School health programs are only about sports activities.
True
False
Coordinated school health includes family and community involvement.
True
False
One issue of school health programs is lack of funding.
True
False
Community organizing is only done by government officials.
True
False
The first step in program organizing is identifying community needs.
True
False
Health promotion programs should not consider culture.
True
False
Particulate matter (PM2.5) affects respiratory health.
True
False
Clean water prevents diarrhea and cholera.
True
False
Climate change has no effect on agriculture.
True
False
Improper waste management leads to flooding and diseases.
True
False
Walking instead of driving helps reduce air pollution.
True
False
Community health programs must exclude local residents.
True
False
Student mental health is a growing concern in schools.
True
False
Prenatal checkups are unnecessary if the mother feels healthy.
True
False
Childhood vaccinations are part of life-stage health care.
True
False
A health program without evaluation cannot measure success.
True
False
Climate change affects human health in various ways. Which of the following is a real-life example of this impact?
Increased cases of heat-related illnesses during heatwaves
Improved air quality in urban areas
Decrease in waterborne diseases
Lower risk of respiratory problems
Waste management is important for both the environment and human health because:
It helps prevent pollution and reduces health risks.
It increases the amount of waste in landfills.
It makes waste more attractive to animals.
It encourages people to produce more waste.
Schools can improve the effectiveness of the school health program by:
Providing regular health education and screenings
Ignoring health issues among students
Reducing the number of health staff
Limiting access to health resources
Health behaviors today that can help us enjoy better quality of life when we grow old include:
Eating a balanced diet and exercising regularly
Avoiding all social interactions
Sleeping less than 4 hours a night
Ignoring regular medical check-ups
The best way to organize a health promotion program in your barangay is to:
Conduct a community needs assessment and involve local stakeholders.
Ignore community input and make decisions alone.
Focus only on distributing medicines without education.
Rely solely on social media for information dissemination.
