Sam does not have health insurance. As a result, he is
more likely to have his children immunized.
less likely to get regular checkups.
less likely to delay seeking attention for serious symptoms.
more likely to seek prenatal care.
Question 2
Ryan's insurance will not begin to pay for covered services until he has paid the first $500 of his annual health care bill. The $500 is called
an exclusion.
a copayment.
coinsurance.
a deductible.
Question 3
The Consolidated Omnibus Reconciliation Act (COBRA) allows
former employees to continue health insurance temporarily, at a group rate.
former employees to remain on group health insurance plans indefinitely.
current employees and distant relatives to choose the plan most appropriate to their needs.
current employees to choose from several insurance plans.
Question 4
Maria has a PPO plan. Which of the following is a disadvantage of this plan?
She is not allowed to see an out-of-network provider.
She must obtain all her medical services from one facility.
She must pay for preventive services.
She must pay a considerably higher cost to see a physician not on the preferred list.
Question 5
With the type of health insurance Cheryl has, she is not covered for any charges that exceed $200,000. This is referred to as
an exclusion.
a copayment
an upper or lifetime limit.
a deductible.
Question 6
Jon's insurance only covers 90 percent of his total medical bills. The 10 percent he must pay is an example of
coinsurance.
a copayment
a deductible.
an exclusion.
Question 7
Which of the following is true about generic drugs?
They contain the same active ingredients as brand name drugs.
They are generally more expensive.
They have been prescribed less in the past five years than previously.
All drugs are available in generic form.
Question 8
Carl's insurance requires him to pay a $15 fee every time he sees his healthcare provider. This is known as a
an exclusion.
a copayment.
coinsurance.
a deductible.
Question 9
Which of the following is a condition for which you should consult a physician?
Minor scrapes
A headache at the end of a tension-filled day
Seasonal allergies
Yellowing of the whites of the eyes
Question 10
Lee's doctor believes in traditional, scientifically based medicine. This type of medicine is called
allopathic.
naturopathic.
medipathic.
propathic.
Question 11
If you are raped, you should call 9-1-1 and immediately and
bathe or shower and clean up anything the attacker touched.
wash all clothing and save for evidence.
see a medical provider for examination and treatment as needed.
practice stress reduction techniques and quickly move forward with his or her life.
Question 12
Many elders fail to report abuse, neglect, or exploitation because
they are happy to have someone to take care of them.
they fear retribution or removal from their home.
they readily accept the loss of control.
they are afraid it will cost money to file the abuse report.
Question 13
Poverty, unemployment, stress, and oppression
increase the likelihood of violent acts.
are unrelated to the risk of violence.
decrease the likelihood of violent acts.
are factors that prevent violence.
Question 14
Which statement is true about reactive aggression?
It is more often part of an emotional reaction brought about by frustrating life experiences.
It is goal-directed, hostile self-assertion that is destructive in nature.
It less likely to flare up in times of acute stress.
It comes out of nowhere.
Question 15
Which one of the following is an example of primary aggression?
Being provoked by a fellow student
Getting upset when you lose to someone while playing a video game
Frustration associated with being given a calculus problem that is too hard to solve
Bullying someone on a playground
Question 16
Which of the following is the best example of the remorse/reconciliation phase of the cycle of violence?
Sharon can no longer predict the violent acts of her husband, Jeff.
Jeff threatens he will teach Sharon a lesson with violence if she doesn't do what he wants.
Minor battering occurs, while Sharon tries harder to please Jeff.
Jeff buys Sharon flowers after he hit her to say he was sorry and a "honeymoon" period begins.
Question 17
Which of the following behaviors is considered neglect of a child?
Physical harm
Failure to provide for a child's basic needs
Living in a small, rented dwelling
Sexual abuse
Question 18
Women are the only victims of intimate partner violence.
True
False
Question 19
Most elderly recognize and report elder abuse.
True
False
Question 20
Which of the following is not a symptom of a pubic lice infestation?
Itchiness in the area covered by pubic hair
Bluish-gray skin color in the pubic region
A white, cheesy discharge from the penis or vagina
Sores in the genital area
Question 21
Rob has a prominent chancre on his penis. Which stage of syphilis is this?
Primary syphilis
Secondary syphilis
Latent syphilis
Tertiary/late syphilis
Question 22
Why are some bacteria and microorganisms referred to as "superbugs"?
They have become resistant to the drugs used at one time to treat them.
They are faster than a speeding bullet.
They are larger than normal.
They are smaller than normal.
Question 23
Which of the following is caused by a fungus?
Avian flu
Jock itch
Listeriosis
Bovine spongiform encephalopathy
Question 24
Which of the following is a common viral infection?
Tuberculosis
Hepatitis
Peptic ulcers
Bacterial pneumonia
Question 25
Which of the following is a risk factor for infection that you can control?
Organism virulence
Aging
Heredity
Personal hygiene
Question 26
Disease-causing agents, called ________, are found throughout the world.
epidemics
pandemics
pathogens
Question 27
Congestive heart failure is a condition in which the heart
has decreased in size and strength.
is unable to maintain its pumping strength and adequate blood flow.
causes an excessive amount of fluid to be eliminated from the body
rarely responds to treatment.
Question 28
Common symptoms of a heart attack include all of the following except
shortness of breath.
breaking out in a cold sweat.
pain or discomfort in one or both arms.
extreme hunger.
Question 29
Ana is traveling overseas. Why is it advisable that she routinely moves and stretches her legs during her 10-hour flight?
So that she can elevate her heart rate
To prevent hyperlipidemia
To prevent blood from pooling in her legs
To prevent tingling in her feet
Question 30
A number of conditions including atherosclerosis can lead to ischemia, which is
a squeezing of heart tissue that leads to damage.
an inflammatory disease.
reduced oxygen supply to a body part or organ.
a buildup of deposits in the arteries.
Question 31
Which of the following best describes a way to prevent overuse injuries?
Set fitness goals high to increase the challenge.
Avoid any activity for at least a month when you are stiff and sore.
Vary your fitness activities throughout the week.
Work through stiffness and soreness.
Question 32
When training all major muscle groups in a single strength training workout, a person should
complete single-joint exercises before multiple-joint exercises.
complete large-muscle group exercises before small-muscle group exercises.
complete small-muscle group exercises before high-intensity exercises.
complete lower-intensity exercises before high-intensity exercises.
Question 33
Which of the following best describes the most common way to measure muscle strength?
Repeated lifting of weights until fatigued
Fast, heavy repetitions of free-weight barbells
One maximum lift of the most weight you can lift
Light, repetitive lifting of weights until fatigued
Question 34
The maximum heart rate for Carmelita is 180. How old is she?
20
30
40
50
Question 35
Werner may run marathons, but he is categorized as overweight because his body mass index (BMI) is
19.9 or less
20.0-24.9
25.0-29.9
Question 36
The permanent cessation of menstruation is called
menopause.
ovulation.
corpus luteum.
menarche.
Question 37
Assuming perfect use, which of the following hormonal contraceptive methods is most effective at preventing pregnancy?
NuvaRing (a vaginal contraceptive ring)
Implanon (a contraceptive implant)
Depo-Provera (a contraceptive injection)
Ortho Evra (a contraceptive patch)
Question 38
According to Sternberg's triangular theory of love, the three elements that form different types of love are
intimacy, compassion, and commitment.
intimacy, passion, and commitment.
compassion, exclusiveness, and commitment.
fascination, exclusiveness, and sexual desire.
Question 39
Lynn and Carrie share adjacent cubicles at work. They both started work on the same day and, after six months on the job, they have become romantic partners. Without knowing anything more about them or their relationship, which of the following most likely influenced their choice of partners?
Chemical processes
Proximity
Physical attraction
Similarities in values
Question 40
Michael never seems to be off his phone. He's either taking calls, making calls, sending or receiving text messages and e-mails, or looking up something on the web. Which of the following is a way for Michael to reduce technostress?
He needs to increase his use of technology.
He needs to devote less time to face-to-face interactions with his family and friends.
He needs to respond to every call, text, or e-mail immediately.
He needs to turn off his electronic devices when he is out with other people.
Question 41
Which of the following is not a negative health outcome that can be associated with chronic stress?
Hair loss
A strengthened immune system
Cardiovascular disease
Weight gain
Question 42
Richard is afraid of spiders. Which of the following anxiety disorders does he suffer from?
Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD)
Panic attacks
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
Phobia
Question 43
All of the following actions are recommended to prevent suicide except
take all threats seriously, don't just brush them off.
use the "tough love" approach when empathy is ineffective.
ask directly, "Are you thinking about hurting or killing yourself?" Let them know you care.
listen carefully, and empathize and sympathize without acting shocked by what they say.
Question 44
If you think you have a psychological problem and need treatment, which of the following should you do first?
Keep it to yourself; whatever you do, discuss it with no one.
Schedule a thorough examination, including a physical checkup, a psychiatric history, and a mental status examination
Interview three different psychiatrists.
Try to "just get over it."
Question 45
By mandating that all passengers in your car must wear seatbelts, your state is demonstrating the ________ factor in the determinants of health.
individual behavior
social and physical environment
health services and health disparities
policymaking
Question 46
When setting realistic goals, which of the following would you ask yourself to gain insights into your behaviors?
What is wrong with me?
Why am I a failure?
What do I want?
What does everyone else do?
Question 47
All of the following are obstacles to change that you can expect to face when you are preparing to change a behavior except
self-defeating beliefs and attitudes.
setting realistic goals.
lack of support and guidance.
failing to accurately assess your current state of wellness.
Question 48
Hallie needs to improve her study habits if she wants to get her degree in physics. She has thought long and hard about what she might do and has even come up with a specific plan of action. Which stage of the transtheoretical model of behavior change is this?
Contemplation
Preparation
Action
Maintenance
Question 49
Jerome eats healthy foods, exercises, gets eight hours of sleep a night, and rarely gets ill. Jerome's ability to ward off illness is related to which dimension of health?
Social
Intellectual
Emotional
Physical
Question 50
How many times will most people attempt to change an unhealthy behavior before they succeed?
More than 10
5 to 6
3 to 5
1 to 2