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- Q1Which of the following is a social dimension of health?Maintaining a positive outlook and sense of purposeAdhering to one's values despite criticism from othersParticipating in a program of regular physical activityBeing part of a network that supports disabled people30s
- Q2Which of the following identities only sociocultural determinants of healthMedia, culture, peersReligion, media, educationAccess to technology, income, self imageGeographical location, culture, education30s
- Q3Which of the following is an example of an individual behaviour that would reduce the risk of car accidents in young people?Being a female driverRandom breath testing of driversDeveloping a sense of connection between driver and passengersHaving sufficient sleep before driving30s
- Q4Which of the following is an example of how individuals can exert control over improving their healthBy increasing their 'carbon footprint' in urban areasBy paying for frequent diagnostic tests and scans, from an early ageBy increasing their health literacy, and skills relating to nutritional practicesBy living in a remote area and thus increasing their access to specialist health services30s
- Q5The establishment of healthy school canteens is an example of which Ottawa Charter action area?Building healthy public policyCreating a supportive environmentStrengthening community actionCReorienting health services30s
- Q6Why is it important to view health as a social construct?A social construct places the greatest responsibility for health on government and political factorsCHealth as a social construct recognises why some individuals may have lower levels of health than othersDThe social construction of health supports the notion that health is solely an individual’s responsibilityA social construct enables individuals to exert control over all the determinants of health30s
- Q7Providing health information in a number of community languages is an example of which principle of social justice?Developing personal skillsDiversityEquityCreating a supportive environment30s
- Q8Which of the following are modifiable health determinants?Genetics, diet, ageAge, genetics, obesityDrug use, gender, geneticsObesity, diet, drug use30s
- Q9Which behaviour best describes the dynamic nature of health?Modifying your dietary choices to address your physical healthChoosing to participate in a regular physical activity programGoing to bed feeling fine and waking up with a sore throatComparing your health to that of your friends30s
- Q10Which of the following are environmental factors?Education, access to health services and mediaKnowledge, access to health services and technologyGeographic location, access to health services and technologyEmployment, geographic location and technology30s
- Q11Which is not an individual factor?GeneticsKnowledge and skillsIncomeAttitudes30s
- Q12Holistic health includes which of the following dimensions?Physical, emotional, social, cultural, socioculturalPhysical, emotional, social, nutritional, mentalPhysical, mental, social, environmental, socioculturalPhysical, spiritual, emotional, social, mental30s
- Q13An individual’s genetics would be considered part of which determinant of health?EnvironmentalSocioculturalHereditaryIndividual30s
- Q14Education of the community via schools, workplaces and the media on contraception would be a strategy of which action area of the Ottawa Charter?Creating supportive environmentsReorienting health servicesDeveloping personal skillsBuilding healthy public policy30s
- Q1540km/h school zones around schools is preventative strategy from which Ottawa Charter action area?Developing personal skillsReorienting health servicesCreating supportive environmentsStrengthening community action30s