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Froggy Jumps Health and Disease Fundamentals QuizOnline version Nursing: Health, disease, and prevention by Lane Heller 1 What are the two definitions of health compared in the materials (WHO 1948 vs Healthy People 2020)? a C. Physical fitness and nutrition only b B. Complete physical, mental, and social well-being c A. Absence of disease only 2 Etiology is best defined as what? a D. The study of disease resolution b A. The study of disease progression c B. The study of disease causes 3 Which term studies the body’s response to dysfunction or disease? a Pathophysiology b Physiology c Pathology 4 Which example represents primary prevention? a B. Pap smears b C. Cognition therapy c A. Immunizations 5 Incidence vs. Prevalence: which describes new cases in a population at risk? a D. Morbidity b A. Prevalence c B. Incidence 6 Which statement defines morbidity? a A. Describes the effects of illness on a person’s life b B. Pertains to the causes of death c C. Measures population mortality 7 Which is part of the disease’s clinical course? a A. Acute vs chronic with exacerbations/remissions b B. Etiology only c C. Pathology alone 8 Which diagnostic term best matches the ability to predict the presence of a disease? a A. Reliability b D. Predictive value c B. Validity 9 Which is the correct description of primary prevention? a A. Removing risk factors to prevent disease b C. Preventing further deterioration or complications c B. Detecting disease when still curable 10 What is the focus of epidemiology, according to the slides? a C. How diseases spread and what factors influence their occurrence b A. Individual patient care only c B. Personal health beliefs and behaviors

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Health and Disease Fundamentals Quiz

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Health and Disease Fundamentals QuizOnline version

by Lane Heller

What are the two definitions of health compared in the materials (WHO 1948 vs Healthy People 2020)?

Etiology is best defined as what?

Which term studies the body’s response to dysfunction or disease?

Which example represents primary prevention?

Incidence vs. Prevalence: which describes new cases in a population at risk?

Which statement defines morbidity?

Which is part of the disease’s clinical course?

Which diagnostic term best matches the ability to predict the presence of a disease?

Which is the correct description of primary prevention?

What is the focus of epidemiology, according to the slides?