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TEST BANK for Foundations of Physical Activity and Public Health 2nd Edition. Harold Kohl, Tinker Murray and Deborah Salvo. ISBN 9781492592822. (Complete 16 Chapters)
TEST BANK for Foundations of Physical Activity and Public Health 2nd Edition. Harold Kohl, Tinker Murray and Deborah Salvo. ISBN 2822. (Complete 16 Chapters)
Chapter 1 1. Public Health Definitions Although integral to the field of public health, the main difference between medicine and public health is that a. public health deals with drugs and other medicinal preparations b. public health centers on cures for diseases in individuals c. medicine concentrates on the preventive aspect of diseases *d. medicine has traditionally focused on treatment of individuals 2. Defining Moments in Public Health What was the leading cause of death worldwide in 2007 according to 2008 WHO data? a. stroke and other cerebrovascular disease b. chronic obstructive pulmonary disease *c. ischemic heart disease d. lower respiratory disease e. HIV/AIDS 3. Defining Moments in Public Health 2 What was the cause of the first recorded attempt at collecting data in public health? a. typhoid fever *b. bubonic plague c. concern for the health of workers d. measles e. infant mortality 4. Chronic Diseases Which of the following is NOT a chronic disease? *a. ebola (hemorrhagic disease) b. coronary heart disease c. diabetes mellitus d. systemic sclerosis 5. Principles of Health Promotion "Starbucks cafes now have nutritional information printed on their ordering menus, next to the beverage titles, rather than having them solely available online." This is an example of the principle of health promotion. a. multidimensional b. empowerment and inclusion c. participatory d. advocacy *e. intersectoral collaboration 6. Five Pillars of Public Health Which of the following is NOT one of the five pillars of public health illustrated in the text? a. epidemiology and disease control b. health promotion and health education c. health administration and policy d. environmental health *e. kinesiology 7. World Health Organization Principles of Health Promotion Which of the following principles of health promotion suggests health programs should strive to be inclusive at all steps and seek to maximize participation individually and collectively? a. intersectional collaboration b. empowerment and inclusion c. advocacy *d. participatory e. multidimensional 8. Germ Theory Who developed and legitimized the germ theory of disease transmission after his work on anthrax and tuberculosis? a. Konrad Lorenz *b. Robert Koch c. Ignaz Semmelweis d. Gregor Mendel e. Joseph Lister 9. Core Functions of Public Health The essential functions of public health interact in a cycle around which of the functions of system management? *a. research b. law enforcement c. policy development d. health monitoring e. mobilization of community partnerships 10. Future of Public Health The name of a new subdiscipline that bridges the gap between public health and kinesiology is a. exercise biostatistics b. epidemiology and disease control *c. physical activity and public health d. exercise and medicine e. exercise and health education 11. Public Health Focus Shift The 20th century witnessed the gradual replacement of nutritional diseases with the more influential infectious diseases. a. True *b. False 12. Epidemiology The science of epidemiology concentrates on populations. *a. True b. False 13. Chronic Versus Infectious Diseases Low- and middle -income countries are more likely to be concerned with chronic diseases than infectious diseases throughout their populations. a. True *b. False
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