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Health Promotion-LO2

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which statement best describes health promotion in this topic?

a)

Centered on individual diagnoses in clinical settings

b)

Preventative, focused on populations and communities

c)

Primarily curative and disease-treatment oriented

d)

Mainly economic and insurance policy management

2.

A school plans a campaign to reduce vaping among teens. Which approach aligns with health education and awareness?

a)

Conducting private therapy for individual students

b)

Sharing risk information through talks and social media

c)

Providing surgical cessation services on-site

d)

Mandating punishments for students who vape

3.

A community clinic must choose between two strategies: A) weekly information sessions on nutrition and physical activity; B) expanding treatment beds for influenza. Which choice better reflects health promotion principles, and why?

a)

Choice A, because it focuses on financial savings only

b)

Choice B, because curative services reduce immediate symptoms

c)

Choice A, because prevention and behavior change are emphasized

d)

Choice B, because treatment expands hospital capacity

4.

Which statement best describes behaviour change strategies in health promotion?

a)

They mainly share information to raise awareness

b)

They rely on clinical treatment and diagnostics

c)

They require advanced technology and devices

d)

They focus on motivation, habits, and social norms

5.

Which example aligns with a community-based programme approach?

a)

Installing cycle lanes on city streets

b)

Taxing sugar-sweetened beverages nationally

c)

Setting personal daily step targets alone

d)

School-wide health activities involving students

6.

A city wants to increase healthy eating without telling people exactly what to eat. Which policy or environmental strategy fits this goal?

a)

Offer healthier options in school canteens

b)

Provide motivational posters in clinics

c)

Create online seminars about nutrition

d)

Encourage families to set private goals

7.

Which action best illustrates a behaviour change technique for forming a habit?

a)

Constructing new public running tracks

b)

Hosting free city-wide sports festivals

c)

Passing a national law on food labeling

d)

Setting small realistic goals over time

8.

Which factor is commonly used in the UAE to identify national health priorities?

a)

International travel statistics only

b)

Population health data trends

c)

Random public opinion surveys

d)

Private hospital marketing plans

9.

Which list best represents non-communicable diseases prioritized in the UAE?

a)

Malaria, cholera, measles, polio

b)

Diabetes, cardiovascular disease, obesity, cancer

c)

Ebola, Zika, yellow fever, typhoid

d)

COVID-19, influenza, tuberculosis, dengue

10.

Why does the UAE emphasize disease prevention over treatment of long-term disease?

a)

Prevention has no impact on quality of life

b)

Treatment always cures chronic conditions

c)

Prevention is more expensive long term

d)

Prevention reduces hospital pressure and costs

11.

Which setting is appropriate for implementing health promotion to reduce risk factors?

a)

Online forums exclusively

b)

Only tertiary hospitals

c)

Schools and workplaces

d)

Homeopathic clinics only

12.

Which organisations shape UAE health priorities at national or emirate level?

a)

UNESCO, IMF, World Bank, WTO

b)

MoHAP, DOH–Abu Dhabi, ADPHC, DHA

c)

Private insurers, pharmacies, fitness clubs

d)

Red Crescent, MSF, UNICEF, FAO

13.

Which statement best describes a global health priority and who identifies it?

a)

A hospital budget issue set by administrators

b)

An issue affecting many nations, identified by WHO and UN

c)

A marketing trend decided by pharmaceutical firms

d)

A country-specific issue set by local councils

14.

Which scenario best illustrates cultural acceptance improving participation in a health campaign?

a)

Using local images and data for materials

b)

Sharing complex international statistics only

c)

Translating nothing to keep messages uniform

d)

Using technical jargon across all audiences

15.

A clinic wants to raise screening attendance. Which single change most directly addresses accessibility and convenience?

a)

Scheduling evening and weekend appointments

b)

Posting more articles on global health trends

c)

Hiring only specialist physicians for screenings

d)

Increasing medical terminology in invitations

16.

A student hesitates to join a wellness program due to embarrassment if peers find out. Which barrier is this?

a)

Stigma causing fear of judgment

b)

Language differences in materials

c)

Low trust in healthcare providers

d)

Cost from transport and fees

17.

Which action most effectively builds health literacy to boost participation?

a)

Assuming people already understand the risks

b)

Adding longer scientific terms to brochures

c)

Explaining benefits in clear, age-appropriate language

d)

Focusing only on international case studies

18.

Which group is included among healthcare providers who deliver health promotion alongside clinical care?

a)

Hospital administrators and managers

b)

Doctors and nurses

c)

Medical device sales teams

d)

Insurance agents and brokers

19.

A clinic struggles to provide detailed health education because appointments are brief and staff are handling many clinical tasks. Which challenge best explains this situation?

a)

Difficulty reaching remote groups

b)

Insufficient patient motivation

c)

Lack of educational materials only

d)

Limited time and heavy workloads

20.

What role do local governments play in promoting public health?

a)

Only funding private healthcare initiatives

b)

Implementing policies that support healthy environments

c)

Focusing solely on emergency response services

d)

Restricting access to recreational areas