Question

1. multiple choice 10 points

how will health needs be different in a country with a high life - expectancy than one with a low life - expectancy?
the country with the high life expectancy needs to invest in elder care.
the country with the low life expectancy will need to invest in infant and pre - natal care.
the country with the high life expectancy does not need to do much since the quality of life is good.
the country with the low life expectancy will need to focus on balancing the gender within the population.

1. multiple choice 10 points

anya is concerned about the lack of access to health care in her community. she lives in a low - income area without nearby medical facilities. she knows that she cannot build a hospital or solve the larger issues but wants to set up a health series at her local community center to educate the community about treatment for common health problems, like asthma, diabetes, and high blood pressure.
is this a good idea?
no, education without follow - up care has little benefit.
yes, education will help but not entirely solve the problem.
yes, education can effectively take the place of health services.
no, the community is clearly not very interested in maintaining health.

1. multiple choice 10 points

why is it important to break medical information down by demographic groups?
all social issues require this kind of in - depth analysis.
men generally have far more health problems than women do.
it can identify those who have the most and least access to care.
demographics highlight which populations are not healthy to start with.

1. multiple choice 10 points

parker knows her family does not have the best eating habits. they have hectic schedules and often rely on fast food and other high - fat options.
how can she best change the health of the group?
start by planning to cook at least one nutrient - dense meal a week.
require all of the meals at her table to be vegetarian.
refuse to eat fast food or anything that is not healthy.
point out every time someone does not make a healthy choice.

1. multiple choice 10 points

which of these responses is an example of an objective statement?
education is important and everyone should go to college.
those who drop out of high school are at a very high risk of living in poverty.
because the quality of education varies so much, high school is often not worth it.
if high school teachers were better, students would be more inspired to stay in school.

1. multiple choice 10 points

shoshana is designing a presentation for middle schoolers about the dangers of vaping. she is trying to decide the best way to present the objective information in her presentation.
which response is the best way to reach her audience?
focus more on subjective points since she is speaking to young people.
read a long list of the relevant statistics related to teens and vaping.
assume that her audience will not respond to facts and try to entertain them.
present her facts in interesting infographics so the audience will better absorb them.

1. multiple choice 10 points

disease spreads more slowly in rural areas than it does in densely populated areas. like cities.
do rural areas need to be concerned about contagious diseases?
no, their low population provides immunity.
no, most diseases are concentrated in urban environments.
yes, these communities often struggle to access care when sick.
yes, rural communities have the same conditions as the developing world.

1. multiple choice 10 points

jared and his friends love anime. they decide that they are going to get together to watch and discuss films and cartoon series.
are there health benefits of this kind of regular gathering?
no, there is no physical activity.
yes, all gatherings are healthy gatherings.
no, they are already friends, so it does not add much.
yes, regular social interaction has health benefits.

Explanation:

1. In a country with high life - expectancy, the population is likely to have a larger elderly segment, thus needing elder - care investment.
2. Education about health problems can be beneficial in raising awareness, even if it doesn't solve all access - related issues.
3. Breaking medical information by demographic groups helps identify disparities in access to care.
4. Starting with a small, achievable goal like cooking one nutrient - dense meal a week is a practical way to improve family health.
5. "Those who drop out of high school are at a very high risk of living in poverty" is an objective statement as it can be verified with data.
6. Presenting facts in interesting infographics is an effective way to reach middle - schoolers with objective information.
7. Rural areas should be concerned about contagious diseases as they may struggle to access care when sick.
8. Regular social interaction, like watching and discussing films with friends, has health benefits.

Answer:

1. The country with the high life expectancy needs to invest in elder care.
2. Yes, education will help but not entirely solve the problem.
3. It can identify those who have the most and least access to care.
4. Start by planning to cook at least one nutrient - dense meal a week.
5. Those who drop out of high school are at a very high risk of living in poverty.
6. Present her facts in interesting infographics as the audience will better absorb them.
7. Yes, these communities often struggle to access care when sick.
8. Yes, regular social interaction has health benefits.