Health Sciences

Uniform system for certifying specialists beyond professional medical degree

• Public Health
• Medicine

All are fronts for the mission of public health, EXCEPT:

• public health service delivery
• protecting community against environmental hazards
• assisting, reinforcing the community health care provider system
• assisting individuals to achieve optimal health status through promoting medical self-help principles
• none of these

Which part of the body controls homeostasis?

• The skin
• The pancreas
• The brain
• The blood

Federal agency established to research the quality of health care delivery and identity standards of treatment that should be provided by health care facilities

• National Institutes of Health (NIH)
• Centers of Disease Control (CDC)
• Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
• Agency for Health Care Policy and Research (AHCPR)

Pioneer of the practice of vaccination that led to the discovery of treatment for smallpox.(small letters only)

• edward jenner

A pharmacist can take leadership in partnering governments, communities, organizations and similar interest groups in identifying public health problems and policy development.

• TRUE
• FALSE

Pioneer of Germ Theory(small letters only)

• robert koch

___________________ provide assistance and care for elderly patients, people with disabilities or handicaps or with chronic and long-term illnesses

• Medical Offices
• Independent living
• Assisted living
• Long-term care facilities

Amounts that must be paid by patient for medical services before policy begins to pay

• Deductibles
• Co-insurance
• Co-payment
• PPO

What company makes Honey Nut Cheerios? Look at the label to find this information!

• General Mills

Created for individuals with chronic illnesses that cannot obtain insurance coverages if their place of employment changes

• Medicare
• Medicaid
• TRICARE
• Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)

What is the function of the cardiovascular system?

• To provide movement
• To circulate blood flow
• To digest food
• To fight disease

Agencies supported by donations, membership fees, fund-raises, and federal or state grants that provided health services at national, state, and local levels

What is the function of immune system?

• To fight any diseases that enter the body

Which of the following types of tissue form a protective barrier between the body and the outside environment?

• Muscle tissue
• Epithelial tissue
• Connective tissue
• Nervous tissue

Evaluate

• Assesment
• Policy Development
• Assurance

Specialized centers

• Primary Level
• Secondary Level
• Tertiary Level

Give one example of personal protective equipment (PPE).

• Gloves

Look at the nutritional label for the Rotisserie Chicken. If you ate 5 servings of chicken, how many milligrams of sodium would you consume?

• 700
• 900
• 800
• 500

_________ clinics are usually located in colleges or universities and offer clinics for various health conditions

• Medical Center
• Health Department
• Surgical
• Specialty

________________ hospitals are operated by federal, state, and local government agencies; veteran hospitals

• General
• Specialty
• Surgical
• Government

Social sciences tend to be elective part of medical education

• Public Health
• Medicine

Establishes and enforces standards that protect workers from job related injuries and illnesses

• Agency for Health Care Policy and Research (AHCPR)
• Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
• Centers of Disease Control (CDC)
• National Institutes of Health (NIH)
• Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)

Check the statements that can be inferred from the video.

____________ clinics perform minor surgical procedures

• Urgent
• Rehabilitation
• Surgical
• Specialty
• Outpatient

A specific amount of money a patient pays for a particular services

• Deductibles
• Co-insurance
• Co-payment
• PPO

A pharmacist can provide essential professional input to interdisciplinary programs that monitor, anticipate and respond to public health problems in targeted population groups.

• TRUE
• FALSE

Medicare health institutions

• Primary Level
• Secondary Level
• Tertiary Level

National Agency that deals with health problems in the U.S.

• U.S. department of Health and Human Services (USDHHS)
• World Health Organization (WHO)
• Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
• National Institutes of Health (NIH)
• Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

Municipal hospitals

• Primary Level
• Secondary Level
• Tertiary Level

Look at the nutritional label for the Rotisserie Chicken. How many grams of sodium are in each serving of chicken?

• 180

A practice developed by the Chinese following the smallpox epidemic around 1000 B.C.(small letters only)

• practice of variolation

_________________ hospitals provide care for special conditions or age groups; burn hospitals, oncology, pediatric

• General
• Specialty
• Government
• Surgical

Regional healthcare institutions

• Primary Level
• Secondary Level
• Tertiary Level

After a chemical leak, the state of West Virginia tried to convince people that the water was safe to drink.

• TRUE
• FALSE

____________ clinics provide care for specific diseases; diabetic, kidney dialysis, and oncology

• Rehabilitation
• Outpatient
• Surgical
• Specialty

People rely on ___________ to pay for costs of health care

• Government
• Non-profit agencies
• Health insurance plans
• Preferred provider organization

Their operation is through private practices, clinics, hospitals with governmental with direction primarily in terms of quality assistance.

• Public Health
• Medicine

Can provide sophisticated diagnostic and therapeutic equipment with the help of trained specialists.

• Primary Level
• Secondary Level
• Tertiary Level

Develop policies

• Assesment
• Policy Development
• Assurance

Health insurance plans that help pay expenses not covered by medicare

• Medicare
• Medigap
• Medicaid
• PPO

The former governor does not support legislation that requires regular inspections of chemical facilities.

• TRUE
• FALSE

_____________ are health care facilities found in many types of health care

• Hospitals
• Dental
• Optical
• Clinics
• Medical offices

Primary focus on population

• Public Health
• Medicine

Assure competent workforce

• Assesment
• Policy Development
• Assurance

Clinics

• Primary Level
• Secondary Level
• Tertiary Level

The dark era during the 14th century where Europe experienced plague that was most likely spread by rodent-borne fleas.(small letters only)

• black death

_____________ are one of the major types of health care facilities

• Hospitals

Matilda has serious concerns about allowing her children to drink the water.

• TRUE
• FALSE

What 6 things must be included on all food labels in the United States?

• NAME OF FOOD, NAME AND ADDRESS OF RESPONSIBLE FIRM, LIST OF INGREDIENTS, NET WEIGHT, NUTRITION FACTS PANEL, COUNTRY OF ORIGIN LABELING

All are the basis of the new public health, EXCEPT:

• understanding the ways in which lifestyle and living conditions determine health status
• recognition of the need to mobilize resources
• making sound investment in policies, programs and services which create, maintain and protect health
• focusing only on improving health and improving quality of life

Have the facilities and capabilities for medical care which needs hospitalization.

• Primary Level
• Secondary Level
• Tertiary Level

Public health services have been characterized as occurring on two levels such as planning (or micro) level and the implementation (or micro) level.

• TRUE
• FALSE

Division of USDHHS concerned with causes, spread, and control of diseases in populations

• National Institutes of Health (NIH)
• Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
• Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
• Agency for Health Care Policy and Research (AHCPR)

The effects of the chemical MCHM are known.

• TRUE
• FALSE

Mobilize community partnership

• Assesment
• Policy Development
• Assurance

Clinical sciences peripheral to professional training

• Public Health
• Medicine

Which of the following types of tissue is attached to the bones?

• Skeletal muscles
• Cardiac muscles
• Smooth muscles
• Cartilage

The emphasis of care is diagnosis and treatment, care for the whole patient.

• Public Health
• Medicine

Systematic collection and analysis of data

• Assesment
• Policy Development
• Assurance

Requires that specific percentages of expenses are shared by patient and insurance comapany

• Deductibles
• Co-insurance
• Co-payment
• PPOs

Many feel that the state is putting the interests of (4) ... above the residents' health.

• industry

He proposed the conversion of plague model to cholera model.(small letters only)

• michel foucault

Another type of managed health insurance plan provided by large industries or companies to employees

• Medigap
• Medicaid
• Preferred provider organization (PPO)
• Medicare

State officials tried to convince the residents that the water was (3) ... to drink;

• safe

Which type of open soft tissue injury is caused by a sharp object going through the skin?

• Avulsion
• Laceration
• Puncture
• Abrasion

The mission of public health is to fulfill society's interest in assuring conditions in which people can be healthy.

• TRUE
• FALSE

The respiratory system is made up of the _______________.

• Carbon dioxide, calcium, and cortical bone
• Joints, tendons, ligaments, and cartilage
• Lungs, heart, and oxygen
• Airway, lungs, and muscles of respiration

The heart is the only part of the body that contains cardiac muscles.

• True
• False

Inform, Educate and Empower

• Assesment
• Policy Development
• Assurance

Well-established profession with a sharp public image

• Public Health
• Medicine

_Select three parts of the immune system.

Look at the nutritional label for the Takis and answer the following questions. Imagine you ate 2 servings of Takis. How many grams of fat would you have eaten?

• 10
• 14
• 7
• 21

______________ are designed to provide skilled nursing care and rehabilitative care to prepare patients for return to home enviornment

• Residential care facilities
• Extended care facilities
• Independent living
• Assisted living

A cut _______ will bleed very fast and spurt blood out of the wound. If untreated, the person could be dead within minutes.

• Artery
• Vein
• Capillary
• Abrasion

Community pharmacists are both knowledgeable and skillful and can easily embrace community-related matters

• TRUE
• FALSE

U.S. government health insurance plan for all military personnel

• Medicare
• Medicaid
• Medigap
• TRICARE
• Military insurance

Complete the following sentences.The ______ system breaks down food and drink into smaller pieces. The digestion process starts when food enters the ______. When food is chewed, ______ is released and helps break down the food.a. saliva b. digestive c. mouth

• BCA

Federal Agency responsible for regulating food and drug products sold to the public

• National Institutes of Health (NIH)
• Centers of Disease Control (CDC)
• Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
• Agency for Health Care Policy and Research (AHCPR)

Look at the nutritional label for the Sour Patch Kids and answer the following questions. If you are supposed to eat 2,000 calories in a day and you ate the 4 servings of Sour Patch Kids mentioned in the previous question, how many calories would you have left for the day?

• 1,000
• 0
• 1,560
• 1,440

Complete the following sentences.Soft ______ injuries are injuries to any skin, muscle, tendon, or ligament in the body. There are different types of these injuries. An ______ is caused by scraping or grazing the skin on a rough surface. An ______ is the complete removal of part of the body.a. abrasion b. tissue c. amputation

• tissue abrasion amputation

_Select three items that are found in a basic first aid kit.

When providing first aid, what should you use to prevent any contact with hazardous substances?

• AED
• PPE
• CPR
• ABC

_______________ hospitals treat a wide range of conditions and age groups; usually provide diagnostic, medical, surgical, and emergency care

• Specialty
• General
• Physical Therapy
• Surgery
• Government

It (2) ... the water supply that supports 300,000 residents.

• contaminated

Look at the nutritional label for the Sour Patch Kids and answer the following questions. How many calories are in each serving of Sour Patch Kids?

• 140
• 70
• 2
• 280

As one of the six premises of "New Public Health" the key control of the social and economic conditions should be broad-based and can be achieved through participation of individuals, multi-sectoral planning and political will.

• TRUE
• FALSE

Provide health services as directed by the USDHHS and provide specific services needed by state or local community

• Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
• National Institutes of Health (NIH)
• Centers of Disease Control (CDC)
• Health Departments
• Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

Medical assistance program that is jointly funded by federal and state governments but operated by individual states

• Medicaid
• Medigap
• Medicare
• PPO

International agency sponsored by United Nations that complies statistics and info on disease, publishes health information and investicages and addresses serious health problems

• U.S Department of Health and Human Services
• Center of Disease Control
• Food and Drug Administration
• World Health Organization
• National Institutes of Health

In the United Arab Emirates, you must be certified to give first aid.

• True
• False

Multiple professional identifies with diffuse public image

• Public Health
• Medicine

____________ are designed to provide basic physical and emotional care to individuals who can't care for themselves

• Residential Care facilities
• Extended Care facilites
• Independent living
• Assisted living

Look at the nutritional label for the Takis and answer the following questions. How many servings are there in this bag?

• 6
• 3
• 1
• 10

_______________ clincs offer physical, occupational, speech and other similar therapies

• Rehabilitation
• Outpatient
• Surgical
• Specialty

Division of USDHHS involved in research on Disease

• National Institutes of Health (NIH)
• Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
• World Health Organization (WHO)
• Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

Diagnose and Investigate

• Assesment
• Policy Development
• Assurance

What are the ingredients of Tropicana Orange Juice?

All are relevant subjects that can be include in the pharmacy curriculum, EXCEPT:

• Evidence-based Drug Selection
• Nutrition
• Healthcare policy
• Behavioral and social sciences
• None of these

______________ allow individuals who can care for themselves to rent or purchase an apartment in facility and have services provided for them, such as meals, housekeeping, etc

He was the founder of epidemiology(small letters only)

• john snow

________________ clinics provide first age or emergency care to ill or injured patients

• Rehabilitation clinics
• Specialty clinics
• Urgent or emergency care
• Health department
• Surgical

District hospitals

• Primary Level
• Secondary Level
• Tertiary Level

Have the facilities and capabilities for giving emergency care.

• Primary Level
• Secondary Level
• Tertiary Level

Complete the following sentences. Blood vessels make up most of the ________ system. They carry ______ around the body. There are three types of blood vessels: arteries, ______ and capillaries. a. blood b. oxygen c. nervous d. veins e. circulatory

• circulatory blood veins

Link to/ provide care

• Assesment
• Policy Development
• Assurance

The former governor (5) ... legislation...

• supports

What is the first thing a first aider should do at the scene of an accident?

• Check for breathing
• Look for danger
• Move the patient
• Call for a first responder

Give one benefit of learning first aid.

• Safer community

Enforce Laws

• Assesment
• Policy Development
• Assurance

Which of the following does homeostasis control?

• Temperature
• Blood pressure
• Blood glucose levels
• All of the above

Hygiene clinics

• Primary Level
• Secondary Level
• Tertiary Level

Look at the Top Ramen label and think about the labeling requirements you listed on Question 1.What items are missing from the Top Ramen label?

• Manufacturer name

_______________ clinics; operated by hospitals or large medical groups; provide care for outpatients

• Rehabilitation
• Specialty
• Outpatient
• Surgical

...legislation that would require regular (6) ... of chemical storage facilities, preventing tragedies like this from happening again.

• inspections

Biological sciences central and stimulated by major threats to health population

• Public Health
• Medicine

Federal government program that provides health care for almost all individuals over the age of 65, for any person with a disability who has received social security benefits for at least 2 years, and for any person with end-state renal (kidney) disease

• Medicare
• Medigap
• Medicaid
• PPO

There was a serious chemical (1) ... in West Virginia.

• leak

Monitor health

• Assesment
• Policy Development
• Assurance

The role of pharmacists in healthcare can not be extended beyond the supply and management of medications

• TRUE
• FALSE

____________ ____________ may offer clinics for pediatric health care, treatment of sexually transmitted diseases, and respiratory disease

• Medical center
• Surgical
• Rehabilitation
• Health Department