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WorksheetsUnit 5 Assessment: Consumer & Community Health
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
A doctor who is your main point of contact for health needs.
Pseudoscience
Primary Care Provider (PCP)
Media Literacy
Allied Health
Health Informatics
Careers like physical therapy, x-ray tech, and paramedics.
Pseudoscience
Primary Care Provider (PCP)
Media Literacy
Allied Health
Health Informatics
Claims that sound scientific but are not (e.g. miracle cures).
Pseudoscience
Primary Care Provider (PCP)
Media Literacy
Allied Health
Health Informatics
A profession that manages health data and technology.
Pseudoscience
Primary Care Provider (PCP)
Media Literacy
Allied Health
Health Informatics
The ability to analyze and evaluate information from TV, social media, etc.
Pseudoscience
Primary Care Provider (PCP)
Media Literacy
Allied Health
Health Informatics
Which of the following is the MOST reliable source for scientific health information?
A social media influencer's video
A government website ending in .gov
A "testimonial" on a product's sales page
A website blog called "https://www.google.com/search?q=FastHealthCures.com"
An ad that claims a pill is an "all-natural miracle cure" and shows a celebrity testimonial is using what?
Reliable C.R.A.B. data
Pseudoscience and persuasive techniques
A referral from a Primary Care Provider
A community health resource
In the C.R.A.B. Test, the "B" stands for "Bias." What does this mean you should check for?
If the website is beautiful
If the author is a doctor
If the purpose is to inform you or to sell you something
If the information is current and new
A person who draws blood is a Phlebotomist. A person who takes X-rays is a Radiologic Technologist. These roles are best described as:
Non-Clinical careers
Allied Health careers
Primary Care Providers
Health Informatics
The local health department, which tracks diseases and ensures restaurant safety, is what kind of agency?
Public Health
Private Clinical
Non-Clinical
Specialist
Which of the following is an example of media literacy in health?
Believing every health claim on social media
Buying products based on celebrity endorsements
Evaluating the credibility of a health website before trusting its advice
Ignoring all health information online
What type of health professional is responsible for managing patient medical records and data?
Primary Care Provider
Phlebotomist
Health Informatics Specialist
Radiologic Technologist
Which statement best describes pseudoscience?
Advice from licensed healthcare professionals
Claims that lack scientific evidence but sound convincing
Information based on peer-reviewed scientific research
Guidelines published by public health agencies
Which health professional is most likely to assist patients with rehabilitation after an injury?
Health Informatics Specialist
Phlebotomist
Physical Therapist
Radiologic Technologist
What is a key sign that a health claim may be pseudoscientific?
It is recommended by licensed professionals
It is published by a government health agency
It is supported by peer-reviewed studies
It promises quick results without evidence
Evaluating the author's credentials and the website's purpose before trusting health advice is an example of:
Media Literacy
Pseudoscience
Primary Care
Allied Health
