Patient Bill of Rights Answers

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If a medical professional tells you that you have a non-communicable disease, what does that mean?

A
You did not catch the disease from someone else.
B
You cannot become too ill from it.
C
You cannot pass the disease to anyone.
D
The disease will go away on its own.
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Which of the following strategies are appropriate for the secondary prevention level?

A
Immunizations
B
Health screenings
C
Health education
D
Health promotion
E
Examinations
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Which of the following strategies are appropriate for the tertiary prevention level?

A
Immunizations
B
Health screenings
C
Health education
D
Health promotion
E
Examinations
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How does health education help prevent diseases? (Select two answers.)

A
Helps people develop awareness and understanding of diseases.
B
Teaches people how to cure a disease.
C
Informs people how diseases spread.
D
Offers theories about prescription drugs and diseases.
E
Provides the background of diseases throughout history.
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Which of the following are possible consequences of stress? (Select all that apply.)

A
Heart disease
B
Stomachaches
C
Headaches
D
Anxiety
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Read the scenarios below. Choose the scenario that represents the secondary level of disease prevention.

A
A patient wants to learn more about a vaccine for preventing a disease.
B
A patient wants to find out the cause of a pain in her lower back.
C
A patient gets a prescription to treat an infection he was diagnosed with.
D
A patient wants to know how to avoid catching the flu.
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Wellness and stress control plans contain specific features that help people maintain health and prevent diseases. Which of the following are included in wellness and stress control plans? (Select all that apply.)

A
Healthy lifestyle
B
Stress management
C
Relationship advice
D
Healthy nutrition
E
Healthy exercise
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A healthful diet is part of a healthy lifestyle. Which of the following statements best explains the importance of good nutrition?

A
Healthy nutrition prevents a person from experiencing stress.
B
Healthy nutrition helps maintain wellness and prevent diseases.
C
Healthy nutrition is helpful at the tertiary prevention level, but not the primary prevention level.
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Stress management helps reduce stress. What are some healthy stress management techniques? (Select all that apply.)

A
Deep-breathing routines
B
Immunizations
C
Health screenings
D
Meditation
E
Exercise
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Which of the following would be most likely to occur without health education? (Select two answers.)

A
People would not know how to recognize signs and symptoms of diseases.
B
People would be less likely to spread diseases.
C
People would have better nutrition.
D
People would find it hard to make good decisions about their health.
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How are health screenings different from examinations? (Select all that apply.)

A
Health screenings check for specific diseases, whereas examinations can be specific or general.
B
Health screenings are general, whereas examinations are specific for diseases.
C
Health screenings are physical, whereas examinations can be both physical or psychological.
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Which of the following scenarios can lead to consequences of stress? (Select all that apply.)

A
Facing a deadline at work
B
Deciding what to eat for lunch
C
Arguing with a coworker
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Choose the scenario that can be found in all three levels of prevention.

A
A patient wants to make an appointment for an examination with his doctor.
B
A patient attends a screening for heart disease.
C
A patient wants to visit a clinic to receive the flu vaccine.
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Which of the components of a wellness and stress control plan might be used for a situation in which a parent needs help balancing parenting duties and personal time? (Select all that apply.)

A
Stress management
B
Healthy nutrition
C
Healthy lifestyle
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Exercise is an important part of a healthy lifestyle. Which of the following is a positive effect of exercise?

A
Enhanced stress management skills
B
Enhanced physical fitness level
C
Enhanced parenting skills
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What do all stress management techniques have in common? (Select all that apply.)

A
They help people take their stress out on others.
B
They help people relax their minds.
C
They help people focus on things other than their problems.
D
They help people stay calm.

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