True or false? A person's perception of risk and their own values or beliefs can impact how they respond and interpret public health data and what policies are developed as a result of that analysis through the lens of their own personal beliefs. Group of answer choices true false

How has the health belief model (or its constructs) been utilized to explain or alter health behavior in existing health promotion or public health programs?

Which patient's data would be considered as subjective data?     A nurse observes a patient wringing her hands before signing a consent for surgery. A nurse observes a patient wringing her hands before signing a consent for surgery. A patient's blood pressure is elevated following physical activity. A patient's blood pressure is elevated following physical activity. A patient feels nauseated after eating his breakfast. A patient feels nauseated after eating his breakfast. A nurse observes redness and swelling at an IV site.

The principle of veracity is built on or grows out of what? The principle of respect for autonomy  The principle of justice  The principle of benefice

Which of the following would be(are) a useful means to encourage more hospitals to become health promoting hospitals? O Change hospital reimbursement systems to incentivize health promotion Change patient scheduling to allow more time for discussions with patients Have medical school curriculums focus on patient empowerment vs the expert Socratic approach O Enact policies requiring hospitals to meet health promotion standards

popularity and advertising O availability and nearness A type of business that contracts with health-care providers to provide services at reduced rates is a * Preferred Provider Organization (PPO) O Health Maintenance rganization (HM0) government insurance plan deductible and co-payment plan A time management tip for studying is to

What are the areas that physicians must explore to have population impact? Group of answer choices Clinical preventive medicine Community medicine Population medicine Treating each patient as fee for service interaction

CDC's Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) is a frontline public health program to: O identify communicable disease risks at the local level in a timely manner to assist with planning interventions. O monitor statewide levels of acute conditions on an annual basis. O provide states with sources of data on health and health risk behavior related to chronic disease to assist with development of prevention strategies. highlight community collaborations to address emerging population health issues. -

In your own words, explain the relationship between health behaviors and health outcomes. Identify at least two health consequences of continuing the health behavior described in each scenario.

Which of the U.S. racial/ethnic groups often has a conflict with approaches to health care associated with medical and public health models?  African American  Hispanic  Native Americans   Non-Hispanic White Females