PMP_Lesson_2__2024 Flashcards
2.The Anti-Sexual Harassment Law falls under:.
a. Republic Act 7877 of 1995
b. Republic Act 7877 of 1995
c. Republic Act 7878 of 1996
d. Republic Act 7877 of 1996
a. Republic Act 7877 of 1995
3.Acts of sexual harassment which are classified as Light
offenses includes the following,
a. Leering or ogling which is unwelcome
b. Voyeurism
c. Unwelcome sexual flirtation or advances
d. Malicious touching
a. Leering or ogling which is unwelcome
b. Voyeurism
c. Unwelcome sexual flirtation or advances
LIGHT OFFENSES
* Persistently telling sexist/smutty jokes causing
embarrassment or offense, told or carried out after
the joker has been advised that they are offensive or
embarrassing or are by their nature clearly
embarrassing, offensive or vulgar
* Leering or ogling which is an unwelcome, suggestive, flirtatious, knowing or malicious look at another
* Voyeurism which is sexual stimulation derived
through visual means
* The display of sexually offensive pictures, materials
or graffiti
* Unwelcome inquiries or comments about a person’s
sex life
* Unwelcome sexual flirtation, advances, propositions; * Making offensive hand or body gestures at an
employee
* Persistent unwanted contact or attention after the end
of a romantic relationship
4.The following are considered forms of Sexual Harassment,
except:
a. Persistent telling of offensive jokes
b. Making offensive hand or body gestures at someone
c. Repeatedly asking for dates despite verbal rejection
d. Interrogating someone about any criminal activities
d. Interrogating someone about any criminal activities
Sexual harassment is a type of harassment involving the use of explicit or implicit sexual overtones,
including the unwelcome or inappropriate promise of rewards in exchange for sexual favors.
5.According to Philippine Statistics Authority, sexual harassment may happen in the following, except:.
a. Any place where parties are found
b. Work or education or training related social functions
c. At unofficial conferences, for a or symposia or training sessions
d. By telephone, cell phones, fax machines, or electronic mail.
a. Any place where parties are found
6.Doctors may be charged by this basic liabilities, except:
a. Criminal
b. Operational
c. Administrative
d. Civil
???
7.Sexual harassment is usually unreported for a variety of reasons, except:
a. Self-blame
b. Threats or blame
c. Willingness
d. Sense of powerlessness
c. Willingness
Unreported for a variety of reasons:
Unwillingness, Self Blame, Threats or blackmail by coworkers or employers, Sense of powerlessness (TRANS Batch 2023)
8.Common misconceptions about the law is that, only superiors or employers or teachers can be held liable or prosecuted:
a. True
b. False
b. False
9.The type of harassment usually occurs when the perpetrator
endures a traumatic event, or stressful problems, such as
psychological or medical problems:
a. The Confidante
b. The Opportunist
c. The Situational Harasser
d. The Great Gallant
c. The Situational Harasser
a. The Confidante : This type of harasser approaches the subordinate, or student, as an equal or a friend.
b. The Opportunist: uses physical settings and circumstances, or infrequently occurring opportunities, to mask premeditated or intentional sexual behavior towards a target. This may involve changing the environment in order to minimize inhibitory effects of the workplace or school
d. The Great Gallant : This mostly verbal harassment involves excessive compliments and personal comments that are out of place or embarrassing to the recipient.
10.It happens when the harasser demands sexual favors as a
condition for hiring or promotion, or academic environment, as
a condition for passing the exam or the subject:
a. Quid Pro Quo
b. Hostile work environment
c. Both a and b
d. Neither a nor b
a. Quid Pro Quo
Hostile work environment:
Refers to any workplace conduct that is sufficiently severe or pervasive to alter the conditions of the victim`s employment and create an abusive or offensive working environment.
11.Sexual harassment can be any of the following, EXCEPT:
a. Visual
b. Verbal
c. Physical
d. Emotional
d. Emotional
Sexual harassment can be:
* Visual
* Verbal
* Physical
* Gesture (Batch 24 - Trans 2.05, page 1)
- In an educational or training environment, sexual
harassment is committed by, EXCEPT:
a. Against one who is under the care, custody of the offender
b. Against one whose education or tutorship is entrusted to the
offender
c. When sexual favor is made a condition to the granting of
honors
d. None of the above
d. None of the above
In an education or training environment, sexual
harassment is committed:
1) Against one who is under the care, custody or supervision of the offender
2) Against one whose education, training, apprenticeship or tutorship is entrusted to the offender
3) When the sexual favor is made a condition to the giving of a passing grade, or the granting of honors and scholarships, or the payment of a stipend, allowance or other benefits, privileges, or considerations
Batch 24 - Trans L2.05, page 4
13.A Sexual harasser where the teacher may require students
participate in exercises or “studies” that reveal information
about their sexual preferences, experiences, and habits.
a. The One-of-the-gang
b. The Intellectual Seducer
c. The Opportunist
d. The Great Gallant
b. The Intellectual Seducer
a. The One-of-the-gang
occurs when groups of men or women embarrass others with lewd comments or physical evaluations
c. The Opportunist
uses physical settings and circumstances, or infrequently occurring opportunities, to mask premeditated or intentional sexual behavior towards a target. This may involve changing the environment in order to minimize inhibitory effects of the workplace or school
d. The Great Gallant
This mostly verbal harassment involves excessive compliments and personal comments that are out of place or embarrassing to the recipient.
14.Quid Pro Quo” harassment, it’s the “you do something for me, and I’ll do something for you” mentality is a classified as a
_______harasser.
a. The Intellectual Seducer
b. The Power-Player
c. The Pest
d. The Opportunist
b. The Power-Player
a. The Intellectual Seducer
Most often found in a university or classroom setting, this perpetrator will try to use their knowledge and skills as an avenue to gaining access to a student, or information about a student, for sexual purposes.
b. The Power-Player
In this case harassment is a power game, where the perpetrator insists on sexual favors in exchange for benefits, they can dispense because of their position in the hierarchy
c. The Pest
This is the stereotypical “won’t take ‘no’ for an answer” harasser who persists in hounding a target for attention and dates even after persistent rejections.
d. The Opportunist
ses physical settings and circumstances, or infrequently occurring opportunities, to mask premeditated or intentional sexual behavior towards a target. This may involve changing the environment in order to minimize inhibitory effects of the workplace or school
15.The following acts of sexual harassment are classified as
light offenses:
a. Brushing against a victim’s body
b. Degrading remarks or innuendos
c. Verbal threats
d. Making offensive hand or body gestures
d. Making offensive hand or body gestures
16.Any official or employee in the Commission, regardless of
sex shall similarly be held liable for sexual harassment under the following circumstances, EXCEPT:
a. Directing another to commit any of the acts of sexual harassment defined in these Rules
b. Principal by Induction
c. Cooperating in the commission of the sexual harassment by another without which it would not have been committed
d. Principal by Dispensable Cooperation
d. Principal by Dispensable Cooperation
Republic Act No. 7877. Section 6: Any official or employee in the commission, regardless of sex shall similarly be held liable for sexual harassment under the following circumstances:
(1) Directing or inducing another to commit any of the acts of sexual harassment defined in these rules (Principal by Induction);
(2) Cooperating in the commission of the sexual harassment by another without which it would not have been committed (Principal by Indispensable Cooperation).
17.A form of sexual harassment that involved negative
performance evaluations, withholding of promotions, threat or
termination.
a. Sexual Impositions
b. Seductive Behavior
c. Sexual Coercion
d. Sexual Bribery
c. Sexual Coercion
18.This form of sexual harassment performs repeated,
unwanted sexual invitations, insistent requests for dinner,
drinks, dates, persistent letters, phone calls and other
invitations.
a. Sexual Impositions
b. Seductive Behavior
c. Sexual Coercion
d. Sexual Bribery
b. Seductive Behavior
19.Grooming is a classic tactic of sexual predators as a way of
befriending and earning the trust of a target they are trying to
exploit sexually.
a. The Power-player
b. The Mother-Father Figure
c. The Serial Harasser
d. The Situational Harasser
b. The Mother-Father Figure
a. The Power-player
In this case harassment is a power game, where the perpetrator insists on sexual favors in exchange for benefits, they can dispense because of their
b. The Mother-Father Figure
Probably the most calculated of all sexual harassers,
the Mother-father Figure will try to create a mentor- like relationship with their sexual harassment target, while masking their sexual intentions with pretenses towards personal, professional, or academic attention.
c. The Serial Harasser
This person is compulsive and often has serious
psychological problems.
d. The Situational Harasser
The type of harassment usually occurs when the perpetrator endures a traumatic event, or begins to experience very stressful life situations, such as psychological or medical problems, marital problems, or divorce.
20.This is the stereotypical “won’t take ‘no’ for an answer”
harasser who persists in hounding a target for attention and
dates even after persistent rejections.
a. The Groper
b. The Pest
c. The Bully
d. The Opportunist
b. The Pest
a. The Groper
usually serial in his/her attentions to colleagues, subordinates, or students. Whenever the opportunity presents itself - in the elevator, when working late, at the office or department party - the groper’s eyes and hands begin to wander.
c. The Bully
used to punish the victim for some transgression, such as rejection of the harasser’s interest or advances, or making the harasser feel insecure in their own abilities.
d. The Opportunist
uses physical settings and circumstances, or infrequently occurring opportunities, to mask premeditated or intentional sexual behavior towards a target.
21.The most difficult type of harasser to identify, this person is compulsive and often has serious psychological problems.
a. The Serial Harasser
b. The Intellectual
c. The Opportunist
d. The Confidante
a. The Serial Harasser
b. The Intellectual
Most often found in a university or classroom setting, this perpetrator will try to use their knowledge and skills as an avenue to gaining access to a student, or information about a student, for sexual purposes.
c. The Opportunist
ses physical settings and circumstances, or infrequently occurring opportunities, to mask premeditated or intentional sexual behavior towards a target.
d. The Confidante
This type of harasser approaches the subordinate, or student, as an equal or a friend.
22.He was assigned to organize a medical society in the
Philippines in order to hasten delivery of medical assistance
from the American Red Cross.
a. Edwom C. Carter, MD
b. Joseph M. Oconner Donelan, MD
c. Major John Rich Mc Dill, MD
d. Richard P. Strong, MD
c. Major John Rich Mc Dill, MD
23.Which of the following activities were NOT present in the
First Decade (1903-1913) of the Philippine Medical
Association?
a. Education of the public on hygiene, sanitation and
immunization was started.
b. First PIMA Journal was established.
c. Survey of the magnitude of all Communicable Diseases to
formulate strategies to control them.
d. Worked for the affiliation of PIMA with American Medical
Association.
b. First PIMA Journal was established.
24.It was in what decade that the Philippine Islands Medical
Association was amended to be the Philippine Medical
Association?
a. First Decade
b. Second Decade
c. Third Decade
d. Fourth Decade
d. Fourth Decade
25.This was invented through research that they have
discovered and eradicated Beri-beri which was the cause of
high infant mortality?
a. Ceelin
b. Nutrilin
c. Tiki-Tiki
d. Vidaylin
c. Tiki-Tiki
26.In what decade that the PMA started an idea of Medical
Care which became the Philippine Medical Care Commission
now PhilHealth?
a. Fifth Decade
b. Sixth Decade
c. Seventh Decade
d. Eighth Decade
b. Sixth Decade
27.Which of the following is the group created by PMA in which
it was assisted by police and courts sanctions on missions
against abrotionsists, malpractice and quackery?
a. Task Force Asclepius
b. Task Force Caduceus
c. Task Force Hippocrates
d. Task Force Quacks
b. Task Force Caduceus
28.In the Eight Decade which of the following Public
Declarations is NOT included?
a. Approval of Drug Rehabilitation Center
b. Dangers of Tobacco and Smoking
c. Need for the military to protect doctors in areas of conflict
d. PMA objection to the Ministry of Health Policy of undue
restrictions on drug importation
a. Approval of Drug Rehabilitation Center
29.It was on what decade of the legacy of PMA wherein the
internship was returned to Colleges?
a. Third Decade
b. Fifth Decade
c. Seventh Decade
d. Ninth Decade
d. Ninth Decade
30.It was in this decade that the PMA won the Most
Outstanding Accredited Professional Organization Award for 2
consecutive years.
a. Eighth Decade
b. Ninth Decade
c. Tenth Decade
d. Eleventh Decade
d. Eleventh Decade
31.These members pay usual yearly membership and other
dues of the PMA plus the local component society dues.
a. Emeritus Members
b. Life Members
c. Non Resident Members
d. Regular Members
d. Regular Members
32.Which of the following is NOT an Emeritus Member?
a. Exempt from the requirements of the Commission on CME
for the duration of their residence abroad.
b. Judged to have beed worthy and meritorious members of
the PMA
c. Regular members of good standing for at least 15
consecutive years that have reached the age of 65.
d. Shall not pay the usual membership and other fees of the
PMA.
a. Exempt from the requirements of the Commission on CME
for the duration of their residence abroad.
33.Las Pinas Medical Society is included in which Component
Society?
a. Central Luzon Region
b. Manila City Region
c. Rizal Region
d. Southern Tagalog Region
c. Rizal Region
34.It is the largest medical specialty organization under the umbrella of the Philippine Medical Association?
a. Philippine Academy of Family Physicians
b. Philippine College of Surgeons
c. Philippine College of Physicians
d. Philippine Pediatric Society
a. Philippine Academy of Family Physicians
35.Which of the following surgical professionals is NOT
included in the Philippine College of Surgeons?
a. Philippine Academy of Ophthalmology
b. Philippine Society of Head and Neck Surgery, Inc.
c. Philippine Obstetrical and Gynecological Society
d. Philippine Society of General Surgeons
c. Philippine Obstetrical and Gynecological Society
36.The Philippine College of Physicians has sixteen (16)
subspecialty society, which of the following is an Affiliate
Society?
a. Philippine College of Chest Physicians
b. Philippine Heart Association
c. Philippine Neurological Association
d. Philippine Rheumatology Association
c. Philippine Neurological Association
37.Among the 16 subspecialty societies of Philippine College
of Physicians which of the following is NOT a Component
Society?
a. Philippine Society of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology
b. Philippine Society of General Internal Medicine
c. Philippine Society of Medical Oncology
b. Philippine Society of General Internal Medicine
38.Which of the Specialty Society has its mission is through
the development of its LEADERS in the provision of the best
standards of care for the BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL WELL BEING
of patients, families, communities and ourselves?
a. Philippine Academy of Family Physicians
b. Philippine College of Physicians
c. Philippine Psychiatric Association
d. Philippine Pediatric Society
c. Philippine Psychiatric Association
39.This Specialty Society is an organization of physicians who
care for infants, children and adolescents?
a. Philippine Academy of Family Physicians
b. Philippine Academy of Physicians in School Health, INC.
c. Philippine College of Physicians
d. Philippine Pediatric Society
d. Philippine Pediatric Society
40.Which of the following is NOT TRUE in the title of FELLOW
in the Philippine College of Physicians?
a. An internist who has satisfactorily passed requirements of the PCP and having been certified as such, may carry the title Diplomate in Internal Medicine and Fellow of the PCP.
b. Attends continuing medical education of internists qualifies a member to be a fellow.
c. Diplomate in Internal Medicine who has fulfilled the requirements for membership as Fellow in the PCP.
d. Internist who has satisfactorily fulfilled requirements of the PCP and has been certified as such, may carry the title
Diplomate in Internal Medicine and Fellow of the PCP.
b. Attends continuing medical education of internists qualifies a member to be a fellow.
The title Fellow it’s awarded to Diplomate in Internal Medicine who has fulfilled the requirement for membership as Fellow in the PCP. Thus, an internist who Diplomate in Internal Medicine and Fellow of the PCP (FPCP).
The title of Diplomate in Internal Medicine is awarded by the PCP to an internist who has fulfilled all the requirements set by the Philippines Specialty Board of Internal Medicine which administers the certifying examinations annually.
(TRANS 2024 L2.02, p. 5)
41.Which of the following is covered by the PMA Board
Resolution number 79?
a. Philippine Academy of Physicians in School Health, INC.
b. Philippine Academy of Ophthalmology
c. Philippine Academy of Pediatric Pulmonologists, INC.
d. Philippine Academy of Rehabilitation Medicine
d. Philippine Academy of Rehabilitation Medicine
Philippine Academy of Rehabilitation Medicine
Philippine Psychiatric Association
42.A prominent figure in 20th century who is the “father of
health education”
a. Lemuel Shattuck
b. John Snow
c. Richard Nixon
d. Thomas Wood
d. Thomas Wood
20th Century
1922- Dr. Thomas Wood (Father of Health Education)
o Created first professional preparation program for health educators 1974- Richard Nixon- unsuccessful attempt for competitive health insurance reform
18th and 19th Century
o Lemuel Shattuck (1850)- US Census: beginning of modern era of public health
o John Snow- Disproved Miasma Theory and showed that cholera is water borne
43.This theory states that illnesses and diseases can be
transmitted through foul
a. “miasma” theory
b. germ cell theory
c. theory of evolution
d. theory of “humours”
a. “miasma” theory
The miasma theory states that diseases and sicknesses come from breathing in a miasma. Miasma is a cloud of vapor or mist that was believed to cause disease.
44.The “miasma” theory was used by this prominent figure in
order to campaign for cleaner
a. Elizabeth Blackwell
b. Florence Nightingale
c. Elizabeth Garrett
d. Louise Brown
b. Florence Nightingale
She strongly influenced public health, vital statistics, hospital design, and administration with concepts of sanitation and good hygiene to prevent infections in hospitalized patients.
(Theodore H. Tulchinsky MD MPH, in Case Studies in Public Health, 2018;
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/B9780128045718000 251)
45.At the end of Great Depression and World War II, this law
gave health facilities grants and loans for construction and
modernization
a. Hill Burton Act
b. New Deal
c. Health Maintenance organization Act of 1973
d. Obra Act
b. New Deal
1933 - “New Deal” response to “great depession; series of federal programs, public word projects
46.A disadvantage of rapid industrial growth in relation to good health include which of the following?
a. Industrialization lead to migration and overcrowding in the city resulting in congestion and easy spread of diseases
b. Industrial pollution can lead to respiratory diseases and cancer
c. Exposure to radioactive chemicals also lead to genetic disorders
d. all of the above
d. all of the above
47.This was a series of federal program including an attempt at National Health Care Program in response to the Great Depression
a. Hill Burton Act
b. New Deal
c. Health Maintenance organization Act of 1973
d. Obra Act
b. New Deal
48.The pandemic of this disease after the First World War
killed more people than died in the war itself
a. Tuberculosis
b. Flu
c. Poliomyelitis
d. HIV
b. Flu
- A factor in a greater frequency of some of the genetic
diseases and genetic predisposition to other illnesses
a. Greater longevity
b. Epidemics
c. Better access to healthcare
d. Industrialization
a. Greater longevity
- Increasing incidence of skin cancers have been linked to
a. Greater longevity
b. Epidemics
c. Atmospheric pollution which increased ultraviolet intensity
d. All of the above
c. Atmospheric pollution which increased ultraviolet intensity
51.An ancient viral disease that was regarded as a modern
day plague in the 20th century but with improved sanitation
has been almost completely eradicated until recently when a
couple of isolated cases have been reported in our country.
a. Tuberculosis
b. Flu
c. Poliomyelitis
d. HIV
c. Poliomyelitis
52.The first woman doctor
a. Elizabeth Blackwell
b. Florence Nightingale
c. Elizabeth Garrett
d. Louise Brown
a. Elizabeth Blackwell
53.The development of which medicine became the launch
pad for most of the post war pharmaceutical industry in Britain
and US
a. Amoxicillin
b. Isoniazid
c. Acetaminophen
d. Penicillin
d. Penicillin
54.Medicine is part of the complex interplay of economic and
political history
a. True
b. False
a. True
55.Which statement is TRUE of Protein-energy malnutrition in
the 20th century?
a. Its root cause is weaning from breastfeeding
b. Hunters/gatherers from ancient period were obliged to
forage for their weaned youngsters while sedentary people
concentrated on staple cereal hence the increase in magnitude
of malnourished children among the latter
c. PEM becomes fullblown once with infection, and the latter,
rather than the nutritional condition, gets the blame
d. International relief agencies were not able to get to its roots
but just palliate the problem hence it remains a major source of
sickness among the young
e. All of the above
???
- The type of HIV that is transmitted through homosexual
contact and through transfusion of blood and blood products
a. HIV- 1
b. HIV-2
c. HIV-3
d. None of the above
a. HIV- 1
57.Which of the following is NOT part of the concepts in 20th
century medicine?
a. Medicard and Medicaid were passed
b. First congress on occupational diseases
c. “Great sanitary awakening”
d. Concept of “health field”
c. “Great sanitary awakening”
58.Which statement is TRUE?
a. Coal-smoke pollution remained to be a major cause of respiratory problems until the smoke-abatement legislation in
1960s.
b. One possibility that cancers, heart ailments and Alzhemier’s disease substantially increased in the 20th century
is because people lived long enough to acquire them
c. Heavy use of sodium has been implicated in both stomach cancer and hypertension
d. All of the above
e. Only A and B
d. All of the above
59.Among the occupational diseases which lasted until the
20th century, which is associated with contaminated pipes and
water?
a. Byssinosis
b. Grinder’s disease
c. Lead poisoning
d. White lung disease
c. Lead poisoning
60.Among the occupational diseases which lasted until the
20th century, which is associated with asbestosis?
a. Byssinosis
b. Grinder’s disease
c. Lead poisoning
d. White lung disease
d. White lung disease
61.Among the occupational diseases which lasted until the
20th century, which is associated with occupational risk of
matchworkers?
a. Phossy jaw
b. Silicosis
c. Lead poisoning
d. White lung disease
a. Phossy jaw
62._____________is a serious disruption of the functioning of
society, causing widespread human, material or environmental
losses that exceeds the local capacity to respond, and calls for
external assistance
a. Disaster
b. Catastrophe
c. Crisis
d. Complex Emergency
a. Disaster
63.___________Situations of disrupted livelihoods and threats
to life produced by warfare, civil disturbance and large-scale
movements of people, in which any emergency response has
to be conducted in a difficult political and security environment
a. Disaster
b. Catastrophe
c. Crisis
d. Complex Emergency
d. Complex Emergency
64._____________result either directly or indirectly from
human activities that disrupt the ecosystem or relate to
technological activities of human origin.This has been
attributed, in part or entirely, to human intent, error,
negligence, or involves a failure of a manufactured system
A. Disaster
b. Catastrophe
c. Technological or Human Induced
d. Complex Emergency
c. Technological or Human Induced
65._______________A potentially damaging physical event,
phenomenon, or human activity that may cause the loss of life
or injury, property damage, social and economic disruption, or
environmental degradation
a. Disaster
b. Catastrophe
c. Hazard
d. Crisis
c. Hazard
66.Is an event or series of events representing a critical threat
to the health, safety, security or wellbeing of a community,
usually over a wide area. Examples are armed conflicts,
epidemics, famine, natural disasters, environmental
emergencies and other major harmful events
A. Disaster
b. Catastrophe
c. Hazard
d. Crisis
d. Crisis
67.The unlawful use of force against persons or property to
intimidate or coerce a government, the civilian population, or
any segment thereof, in the furtherance of political or social
objectives.
a. Terrorism
b. Catastrophe
c. Hazard
d. Crisis
a. Terrorism
68.This is the result of a disaster so severe that the community
ceases to exist or its continued survival is drawn into question.
a. Terrorism
b. Catastrophe
c. Hazard
d. Crisis
b. Catastrophe
69.The conditions determined by physical, social, economic
and environmental factors or processes, which increase the
susceptibility of a community to the impact of hazards. The
degree to which a population or an individual is unable to
anticipate, cope with, resist and recover from the impact of a
disaster.
A. Concept of Vulnerability
b. Concept of Mitigation
c. Concept of Crisis
d. Concept of Hazard
A. Concept of Vulnerability
70.This is defined as a means to moderate the force or intensity or to alleviate a crisis, making it milder
a. Concept of Vulnerability
b. Concept of Mitigation
c. Concept of Crisis
d. Concept of Hazard
b. Concept of Mitigation
71.To prepare ourselves for any disaster we need to be aware
of the hazards by everyone in a community. It means active
participation of all sectors, in disaster mitigation efforts
following the lead of civil authorities, long before catastrophe
strikes.‘’A society invests heavily in knowledge and treats
disasters not as rare events but as unresolved problems in
developmental planning.
A. Culture of Safety
b. Culture of Planning
c. Culture of Disaster
d. Culture of Hazard
A. Culture of Safety
72.Oil spills, radiation emergencies from nuclear blasts, and
bioterrorism are all examples of what kind of disaster? (You
may select more than one response)
a. Natural disaster
b. Technological disaster
c. Complex emergency
d. Human-induced disaster
d. Human-induced disaster
73.Why Philippines ranked high on the list of most vulnerable
countries to climate change (UN agency), except:
a. Coastal Homes; A lot of people live on low-lying coastal
islands in the Philippines, with more than 60 percent of the
population living in coastal zones, according to World Bank
estimates.
b. Warm Ocean Waters;Located just above the equator, it
faces the western Pacific without much else in the way to take
the force of storms before they make landfall. Those warm,
equatorial waters power storms, about 20 typhoons a year. “It
has the warmest ocean temperatures in the world.
c. Deforestation has caused similar problems in places such as
Haiti, where mudslides were triggered by rainstorms. The soil
clogged waterways, causing stagnation later linked to cholera
outbreaks.
d. Ring of Fire;On top of everything else, the Philippines rests
on the Pacific’s earthquake and volcano Ring of Fire.Ring of
Fire contains 452 volcanoes and is home to over 75 percent of
the world’s active and dormant volcanoes. It’s sometimes
called the circum-Pacific belt or the circum-Pacific seismic
belt.
e. Overdevelopment; The young, poor
population of the Philippines has
increasingly shifted to coastal
locations, where rapidly constructed
housing and adequate evacuation
plans may have played a role in the
recent typhoons.
e. Overdevelopment; The young, poor
population of the Philippines has
increasingly shifted to coastal
locations, where rapidly constructed
housing and adequate evacuation
plans may have played a role in the
recent typhoons.
74.It includes the development of plans designed to save lives
and to minimize damage when a disaster occurs. Disaster
prevention and preparedness measures should be developed
and put in place long before a disaster strikes.
a. Response
b. Recovery
c. Mitigation
c. Mitigation
75.Is the actions taken to save lives and prevent further
damage in a disaster. This phase begins immediately after a
disaster has struck. During the response phase, plans
developed in the preparedness phase are put into action.
a. Preparedness
b. Response
c. Recovery
d. Mitigation
b. Response
76.What activity takes place during the preparedness phase of
a disaster cycle? (you may select more than one response)
a. Distributing basic supplies such as food and water
b. Establishing partnerships
c. Repairing roads and collapsed structures
d. Conducting epidemiologic studies
b. Establishing partnerships
77.What activity takes place during the mitigation phase of a
disaster cycle? (you may select more than one response)
a. Conducting a rapid needs assessment
b. Conducting an inventory of available resources
c. Evaluating the safety of building codes
d. Conducting epidemiologic studies
c. Evaluating the safety of building codes
78.What activity takes place during the recovery phase of the
disaster cycle?
a. Training of health personnel
b. Developing preparedness plans
c. Repairing and maintenance of basic health services
d. Establishing partnerships
c. Repairing and maintenance of basic health services
79.During which phase of the disaster cycle should inventories
of medical supplies and basic needs be conducted?
a. Mitigation
b. Recovery
c. Preparedness
d. Response
c. Preparedness
80.What activity takes place during the response phase of the
disaster cycle?
a. Conducting surveillance of health problems
b. Conducting an inventory of available resources
c. Training of health personnel
d. Conducting epidemiologic studies
a. Conducting surveillance of health problems
81.This is a collection of techniques (e.g., epidemiological,
statistical, anthropological) designed to provide information
about a community’s needs following a disaster.
A. Rapid Needs Assessment
b. Rate of Needs Assessment
c. Cause and Effect
d. Survey
A. Rapid Needs Assessment
82.This Act aims to contribute to the elimination of
micronutrient malnutrition in the country, particularly iodine
deficiency disorders, through the cost-effective preventive
measure of salt iodization
a. Milk code
b. ASIN Law
c. Accessible Cheaper and Quality Medicines Act of 2008
d. National health insurance act
e. Generic Drug Act
b. ASIN Law
83.Safe and adequate nutrition for infants should be ensured
by promotion of breastfeeding there is a need to protect and
promote breastfeeding and to inform the public about the
proper use of breastmilk substitutes and supplements and
related products through adequate, consistent and objective
information and appropriate regulation of the marketing and
distribution of the said substitutes, supplements and related
products
A. Milk code
b. ASIN Law
c. Accessible Cheaper and Quality Medicines Act of 2008
d. National health insurance act
e. Generic Drug Act
A. Milk code
84.An act to promote, require and ensure the production of an
adequate supply, distribution, use and acceptance of drugs
and medicines identified by their generic names
a. Milk code
b. ASIN Law
c. Accessible Cheaper and Quality Medicines Act of 2008
d. National health insurance act
e. Generic Drug Act
e. Generic Drug Act
85.An act instituting a national health insurance program for all
Filipinos and establishing the Philippine health insurance
corporation to serve as the means to help the people pay for
health care services
a. Milk code
b. National health insurance act
c. ASIN Law
d. Accessible Cheaper and Quality Medicines Act of 2008
e. Generic Drug Act
b. National health insurance act
86.The DOH has three major roles in the health sector which
include the following EXCEPT:
a. provider of access to basic social services to all Filipinos
b. leadership in health
c. enabler and capacity builder;
d. administrator of specific services
a. provider of access to basic social services to all Filipinos
87.The Philippine Health Agenda (2016-2022)
a. Building a better health care experience for the Filipino
people
b. All for health towards health for all
c. Focused delivery of services to meet local needs
d. Health system of international standards
e. Financial risk protection and better health outcomes
a. Building a better health care experience for the Filipino
people
88.The current DOH secretary’s main health program is the
a. Kalusugang Pangkalahatan
b. Floreat Salubritas Populi (Promotion of health for the
people)
c. Health for Juan and Juana
d. Universal Health Care for all
e. FOURmula ONE Plus
a. Kalusugang Pangkalahatan
89.The following are Pillars of the FOURmula ONE Plus for
Health EXCEPT
a. Health Reform Implementation
b. Health Financing
c. Health Regulation
d. Health Service Delivery
e. Good Governance In Health
a. Health Reform Implementation
90.The Department of Health Vision by 2030
a. To always be a leader in shaping how Filipinos think, feel and behave about health and how health services are
accessed by and delivered to them, and to use such leadership to serve equity in health, life and development
b. A global leader for attaining better health outcomes, competitive and responsive health care system, and equitable health financing
c. Championing a healthy nation with our people - To live well, live long & with peace of mind
d. A globally competitive and committed to the health of the Filipino people, through networking and teamwork of
competent, compassionate and ethical health professionals, shall be the center of excellence and leadership in health care
training and research that impacts on health policies
e. Better health and wellbeing for all Filipinos, now and for future generations
b. A global leader for attaining better health outcomes, competitive and responsive health care system, and equitable health financing
91.The Department of Health Mission
a. To always keep the Filipino on center stage and deliver service of greater worth, engaging strategic partners who
share our vision and passion
b. To guarantee equitable, sustainable and quality health for all
Filipinos, especially the poor, and to lead the quest for excellence in health.
c. To deliver excellent healthcare delivery system through caring and highly competent professionals, utilizing world-class technology and research
d. Proactive stewardship of the health sector with a focus on Primary Health Care (PHC) efforts via active community
empowerment and development
e. To develop a sound delivery system capable of promoting health, preventing, reducing and curing disease, protecting life and fostering general well-being and increased productivity.
b. To guarantee equitable, sustainable and quality health for all Filipinos, especially the poor, and to lead the quest for
excellence in health.
92.While pursuing its vision, the DOH adheres to the highest
values of work, which include the following EXCEPT:
a. Integrity
b. Excellence
c. Primacy of the human resource
d. Compassion and respect for human dignity
e. Stewardship of the health of the people
c. Primacy of the human resource
93.The following are DOH retained SPECIALTY hospitals
EXCEPT
a. Philippine Children’s Medical Center
b. National Kidney and Transplant Institute
c. Lung Center of the Philippines
d. Philppine Heart Center
e. Philippine General Hospital
e. Philippine General Hospital
94.The National Health Insurance Program end goal is:
a. “Bawat Pilipinong Nagtatrabaho, Miyembro, Bawat
Miyembro, Protektado, Kalusugan Natin Sigurado”
b. “Tapat na Benepisyo, Tapat na Kalusugan, Siguradong
Panalo”
c. “Tapat na Serbisyo, Tapat na Benepisyo, Lahat Panalo”
d. “Bawat Pilipino, Miyembro, Bawat Miyembro, Pwedeng
Magpa-ospital, Walang Pangamba sa Kalusugan”
e. “Bawat Pilipino, Miyembro, Bawat Miyembro, Protektado,
Kalusugan Natin Sigurado”
e. “Bawat Pilipino, Miyembro, Bawat Miyembro, Protektado,
Kalusugan Natin Sigurado”
95.The Philippine Health Insurance Corporation
a. is a privately sponsored and controlled corporation created
through the National Health Insurance (NHI) Act of 1995
b. is the administrator of the National Social Service Insurance
Program which was established to provide disability and death
insurance coverage for all Filipinos
c. aims to ensure affordable, acceptable, available and
accessible health care services for all citizens of the
Philippines
d. ensures that every Filipino working class is a member by
covering them under the different membership programs
categorized according to various sectors of our society.
c. aims to ensure affordable, acceptable, available and
accessible health care services for all citizens of the
Philippines
96.The National Dengue Prevention and Control Program
envisions a dengue-free Philippines through the 4S strategy.
Which of the following is NOT part of this strategy?
a. S - earch and Destroy
b. S - eek Early Consultation
c. S – tandardize dengue treatment protocols
d. S - elf Protection Measures
e. S - ay yes to fogging only during outbreaks
c. S – tandardize dengue treatment protocols
97.The Philippine Cancer Control Program’s mission is to
reduce the impact of cancer and improve the wellbeing of
Filipino people with cancer and their families. One of the goals
of this program is
a. To reduce premature mortality from cancer by 50% in 2025
b. To ensure relative reduction of the risk factors for cancer
such as harmful use of alcohol, physical inactivity, tobacco use
c. To guarantee the availability of chemotherapy and
radiotherapy to afflicted Filipino people
d. To provide training of physicians in the field of oncology to
provide world class oncology care to the Filipino people
b. To ensure relative reduction of the risk factors for cancer
such as harmful use of alcohol, physical inactivity, tobacco use
98.In 1991 the Philippine Government introduced a major
devolution of national government services, which included the
first wave of health sector reform, through the introduction of
the Local Government Code of 1991. The code:
a. Empowered the DOH to provide greater quality of health
care delivery to more Filipinos, especially the poor and those
living in remote areas
b. Enhance resource allocation from the DOH direct to the
municipal health centers with the municipal health officer
directly under the DOH
c. Devolved the management and delivery of health servicese. To prevent pulmonary tuberculosis among children.
from the national Department of Health to locally elected
provincial, city, and municipal governments
d. Decentralized the health care delivery system from the DOH
leading to vast improvements in accessibility and quality of
health care especially in third class municipalities
c. Devolved the management and delivery of health services
from the national Department of Health to locally elected
provincial, city, and municipal governments
99.The Expanded Program on Immunization (EPI) was
established in 1976 to ensure that infants/children and mothers
have access to routinely recommended infant/childhood
vaccines. The following are its specific goals EXCEPT
a. To immunize all infants/children against the most common
vaccine-preventable diseases.
b. To sustain the polio-free status of the Philippines.
c. To eliminate measles infection.
d. To eliminate maternal and neonatal tetanus
e. To prevent pulmonary tuberculosis among children.
e. To prevent pulmonary tuberculosis among children.
100.The HIV/STI Prevention Program aims reduce the
transmission of HIV and STI among the most at-risk population
and general population and mitigate its impact at the individual,
family, and community level. With regards to the prevention
and fight against stigma and discrimination, the following are
their strategies and interventions EXCEPT
A. Availability of free voluntary HIV Counseling and Testing
Service;
b. 100% Condom Use Program especially for entertainment
establishments
c. Conduct high quality research in HIV basic science and
epidemiology
d. Empowerment of communities and community assemblies
to reduce stigma;
e. Augmentation of resources of social hygiene clinics
c. Conduct high quality research in HIV basic science and
epidemiology
101.The current DOH secretary
Maria Rosario Vergeire
