Which would be the best technique to determine whether patients have the skills necessary to prepare a healthy, low-calorie, low-fat meal? Have the patients:
take a valid test that covers the material.
critique several meals created by other patients.
create a meal through a simulation act...
Which would be the best technique to determine whether patients have the skills necessary to prepare a
healthy, low-calorie, low-fat meal? Have the patients:
take a valid test that covers the material.
critique several meals created by other patients.
create a meal through a simulation activity.
describe the steps they would follow to create the meal. correct answerscreate a meal through a
simulation activity
Which of the following represents primary sources that a health education specialist could use for a
community needs assessment?
US census data, vital records, disease registries
Observations, surveys, and interviews
Published scientific studies and reports
State health data from the health department correct answersObservations, surveys, and interviews
In a priority population, the infant mortality rate and overall death rate for mothers with less than a high
school education is almost twice as high as mothers with 13 or more years of education. These rates are
examples of health:
disparities
,capacity
determinants
equity correct answersdisparities
Which of the following is an example of a method used during a social assessment?
A health education specialist is asked to measure actual use of a biking trail in a local community. Which
of the following methods is best for measuring the actual use of the trail over a period of a week?
Surveys
Nominal group process
Observation
Focus groups correct answersObservation
The health problems of a priority population are best identified through:
community assessment.
coalition building.
a contingency plan.
a program evaluation correct answerscommunity assessment
look at graph 1 in notes:
The percent of deaths due to pneumonia, Influenza, and COVID-19:
,on average met the level of epidemic in week 20 of 2019.
was higher than expected for the majority of both 2018 and 2019.
is highest mid-year and lowest at the end of each year.
in week 10 of 2020 was roughly 3X greater than expected. correct answersin week 10 of 2020 was
roughly 3X greater than expected.
Which type of literature review typically is used to identify current gaps in the literature after
comprehensively reviewing the literature on a topic?
Computerized review
Pooled analysis
Systematic review
Meta-analysis correct answersSystematic review
A coalition determined there was a lack of collaboration among the numerous agencies, organizations,
and individuals who provide health and emergency services in a community. The coalition decided to
identify community members' issues and concerns with these services and determine level of usage of
the existing agencies. The coalition aims to avoid duplication of services, while designing interventions to
address concerns. Which of the following represents the best strategy to obtain data?
Asset mapping
Program evaluation
Capacity assessment
Process evaluation correct answersProcess evaluation
Conducting a capacity assessment is focused on identifying:
community weaknesses
community needs
community resources
, health problems correct answerscommunity resources
A health education specialist needs to determine specific alcohol, tobacco, and drug use prevention
needs and immediately prioritize those needs with a few experts from the priority population. Which
primary data collection technique would be the best to use in this scenario?
Nominal group process
Observations
Delphi panel
Focus group correct answersNominal group process
A health education specialist plans to conduct a food access and food desert assessment to determine
how many grocery stores exist in the low-income areas of the community compared to other income
level areas. When planning for the collection of secondary data, all of the following tasks should be
included except to:
create or adapt an existing instrument to collect observational data.
describe how data would be systematically collected.
obtain resources and partners to access or collect data.
identify existing data at the city, county, state and/or federal level. correct answerscreate or adapt an
existing instrument to collect observational data.
A health education specialist is planning to conduct a literature review specific to the resiliency of small
rural communities affected by a natural disaster to cope and rebuild. Two important search strategies
should include ________ and ________ for searches.
qualitative studies; quantitative studies
identification of key words; selected source/database(s)
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