Intro Lecture

Question 1

Health Promotion Assumptions: Health status can be ______________

Answer 1

changed

Question 2

Health Promotion Assumptions: Health and disease are determined by _______________ factors

Answer 2

biological, psychological, behavioral, and social

Question 3

Health Promotion Assumptions: Disease occurrence ________________ can be understood

Answer 3

theories and principles

Question 4

Health Promotion Assumptions: Prevention strategies can be developed to address _______________________

Answer 4

identified health problems

Question 5

Health Promotion Assumptions: ___________ can be changed and those changes influence health

Answer 5

behavior

Question 6

Health Promotion Assumptions: What 4 things all contribute to health and influence behavior?

Answer 6

Individual behavior, family interaction, community and workplace relationships and resources, and public policy

Question 7

Health Promotion Assumptions: Initiating and maintaining a behavior change is ____________

Answer 7

difficult

Question 8

Health Promotion Assumptions: individual responsibility should not be viewed as victim blaming, yet the importance of health behavior to _____________ must be understood

Answer 8

health status

Question 9

Health Promotion Assumptions: For health behavior change to be permanent, an individual must be __________________ to change

Answer 9

motivated and ready

Question 10

Starting a health promotion program steps

Answer 10

Assessing needs, setting goals and objectives, developing an intervention, implementing the intervention, and evaluating the results

Question 11

Starting a health promotion program: Assessing needs

Answer 11

Collecting and analyzing data to determine the health needs of a population: setting priorities and selecting priority population

Question 12

Starting a health promotion program: setting goals and objectives

Answer 12

what will be accomplished

Question 13

Starting a health promotion program: developing an intervention

Answer 13

how goals and objectives will be achieved

Question 14

Starting a health promotion program: Implementing the intervention

Answer 14

putting interventions into action

Question 15

Starting a health promotion program: evaluating the results

Answer 15

improving quality and determining effectiveness

Question 16

When starting the planning process of a health promotion program, you need to create a ________________

Answer 16

program rationale

Question 17

What is one of the most important steps in the planning process of a health promotion program?

Answer 17

Gaining the support of decision makers

Question 18

Questionnaires, community forums, meetings, focus groups, and observation all provide what kind of data?

Answer 18

primary

Question 19

Government and nongovernmental agencies such as the CDC, FDA, NIH, and American Heart Association all provide what kind of data?

Answer 19

Secondary