12- Current Trends

Question 1

What report in 2010 from the CDC game information on the health of American people, including mortality and life expectance, and morbidity and risk factors?

Answer 1

Health, United States, 2010

Question 2

Has life expectancy increased or decreased for both males and females in the US?

Answer 2

Yes

Question 3

Rank these races/sex is order from highest life expectancy to lowest: White female White male Black female Black male

Answer 3

White female > black female > white male > black male

Question 4

What is the life expectancy for MEN in 2007, which rose from 70 in 1980?

Answer 4

75

Question 5

What is the life expectancy for WOMEN in 2007, which rose from 77 in 1980?

Answer 5

80

Question 6

What is the life expectancy for males and females in 2009?

Answer 6

Males- 75.7 Females- 80.6

Question 7

Rank these age ranges for the AGE AT DEATH for the highest % to the lowest % >85 75-84 65-74 45-64 25-44 0-24

Answer 7

>85 (29%) 75-84 (27%) 45-64 (20%)*** 65-74 (16%) 25-44 (5%) 0-24 (3%)

Question 8

What is the # cause of death for all ages in 2007?

Answer 8

Heart disease (25%)

Question 9

What is the 2nd most common cause of death in 2007?

Answer 9

Cancer (23%)

Question 10

What is the #1 cause of death for infants, neonatal, and postneonatals?

Answer 10

Congenital malformations (20%)

Question 11

What is the #2 cause of death for infants, neonatal, and postneonatals?

Answer 11

Low birthweight (17%)

Question 12

What is the #3 cause of death for infants, neonatal, and postneonatals?

Answer 12

SIDS (8%)

Question 13

Rank these in order from most deaths per 1,000 live birth to least. Postneonatal Neonatal Infant

Answer 13

Infant > neonatal > postneonatal

Question 14

What is the #1 cause of death for kids 1-14?

Answer 14

Unintentional injuries (35%)

Question 15

What is the #2 cause of death for kids 1-14?

Answer 15

Cancer (12%)

Question 16

What is the #3 cause of death for kids 1-14?

Answer 16

Congenital malformations (9%)

Question 17

What is the #1 cause of death for persons 15-24?

Answer 17

Unintentional injuries (47%)

Question 18

What is the #2 cause of death for persons 15-24?

Answer 18

Homicide

Question 19

What is the #3 cause of death for persons 15-24?

Answer 19

Suicide

Question 20

What is the #1 cause of death for persons 25-44?

Answer 20

Unintentional injuries (26%)

Question 21

What is the #2 cause of death for persons 25-44?

Answer 21

Cancer (14%)

Question 22

What is the #3 cause of death for persons 25-44?

Answer 22

Heart disease (12%)

Question 23

From 1997-2007, which 2 factors has decreased significantly in the cause of death for persons 25-44?

Answer 23

Cancer and HIV

Question 24

What is the #1 cause of death for persons 45-64?

Answer 24

Cancer (33%)

Question 25

What is the #2 cause of death for persons 45-64?

Answer 25

Heart disease (22%)

Question 26

What is the #3 cause of death for persons 45-64?

Answer 26

Unintentional injuries (7%)

Question 27

What is the #1 cause of death for persons \>65?

Answer 27

Heart disease (28%)

Question 28

What is the #2 cause of death for persons \>65?

Answer 28

Cancer (22%)

Question 29

What is the #3 cause of death for persons \>65?

Answer 29

Stroke (7%)

Question 30

How much has death from heart disease decreased in people \> 65 from 1997-2007?

Answer 30

↓ by 26%

Question 31

What are the 5 key risk factors for everything?

Answer 31

Smoking Obesity Diabetes HTN Serum Cholesterol

Question 32

Which diseases is smoking an increased risk for?

Answer 32

Heart disease, stroke, lung and other CA and chronic lung diseases

Question 33

In males and females in grades 9-12, how much has smoking decreased from 1999-2009?

Answer 33

from 35% --\> 20%

Question 34

In 2009, what % of US adults were smokers?

Answer 34

21%

Question 35

What % of children were obese in 2008?

Answer 35

20%

Question 36

In 2007-08, what % of adults were obese?

Answer 36

1/3

Question 37

In 2007-08, what % of adults were overweight or obese?

Answer 37

2/3

Question 38

From 1988, what % increase was there in diabetes over the age of 20?

Answer 38

↑ by 8%

Question 39

What happened to prevelance of HTN among men and women grater than 44 y/o since 1988?

Answer 39

increase

Question 40

What happened to serum cholesterol in population over than 45 since 1988?

Answer 40

Decreased | (prolly cuz of drugs?)

Question 41

What are the drugs that aqdults use to lower serum cholesterol that increased over 10 fold?

Answer 41

Statins

Question 42

What % of men and women participate in aerobic and muscle building activities?

Answer 42

\< 20%

Question 43

Has allergies and ADD among kids increased or decreased since 1997?

Answer 43

Increased

Question 44

The antidepressant and antianxiety drug use has incrased, but much moreso in men or women?

Answer 44

Women

Question 45

The % of adults who delayed or did not receive medical care due to cose increased among which populations: Private insured Medcaid Uninsured

Answer 45

Private and uninsured

Question 46

What has happened to the % of insured adults?

Answer 46

Decreased

Question 47

What area do the national programs Health people 2020, My Plate, and Let's move address?

Answer 47

Personal health and wellness

Question 48

Who developed the health people 2020?

Answer 48

US DHHS

Question 49

What is the goal of Healthy People 2020?

Answer 49

To improve the health of all people in the US throughout a 10 year period

Question 50

What does Healthy People 2020 try to increase the public awareness of?

Answer 50

the determinants of health, disease,a nd disability and the opportunities for progress

Question 51

What has replaced the food pyramid?

Answer 51

My Plate

Question 52

What is the goal of My Plate?

Answer 52

help consumers make better food choices

Question 53

This is a comprehensive initiative, lauched by Michelle Obama, and is dedicated to solving the challenge of childhood obesity within a generation.

Answer 53

Let's Move!

Question 54

What are the 4 ways that Let's Move! helps fight childhood obesity?

Answer 54

1. Educating parents 2. Healthier food in schools 3. Ensuring access to healthy food 4. ↑ physical activity in kids