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فراشة المدينة · 2011- 1- 24

تابع
28- Values are
a- The morals and ethical propositions people use to justify their actions
b- Convictions that something is real or true
c- Resources, conditions of living and skills
d- ( a, b )

29- Enabling factors include
a- Resources
b- Condition of living
c- Social support
d- All of the above

30- Self directed learning is facilitated by
a- Using one of the senses
b- Disturbing attention of the client
c- Awareness and ready availability of resources
d- All of the above

31-Smoking prevention program is a form of
a- Primary prevention
b- Secondary prevention
c- Tertiary prevention
d- None of the above

32-Urban area is used for places with at least
a- 50,000 population nucleus
b- Total population 100,000
c- 2500 inhabitants
d- 3000 - 6000 individuals

Name:

33- The goal of………is to prevent the progression of disease or its sequelae
a- Primary prevention
b- Secondary prevention
c- Tertiary prevention
d- All of the above

34- Primary prevention is directed towards
a- The stage of clinical disease
b- The stage of susceptibility
c- The stage of subclinical disease
d- The stage of recovery

35- The followings are intrinsic properties of infectious agents except
a- Morphology
b- Chemical characters
c- Growth requirement
d- Transmission

36-Person who has a mild disease and so may not be able to move about freely and spread what he has
a- Frank sick persons
b- Carriers
c- Sub clinically sick individual
d- None of the above

37- pAR / tI ( tI means total incidence)
a- Relative Risk (RR)
b- Attributable Risk (AR)
c- Population Attributable Risk (pAR)
d- Population Attributable Fraction( pAF)

Name:

38- Disease frequency is usually expressed in terms of
a- Ratio
b- Percentage
c- Proportion
d- Rates

39- Communicable diseases have
a- Long latent incubation period
b- Multi factorial etiology
c- Short incubation period
d- Tendency to persist

40- Screening to detect disease is a method of
a- Analytic epidemiology
b- Experimental epidemiology
c- Cohort studies
d- Descriptive epidemiology

41- Address and Telephone number are considered to be
a- Case identification information
b- Demographic information
c- Clinical information
d- Risk factor information

42- Animal as a reservoir of infection can transmit…….
a- Neisseria Gonorrhea
b- HIV
c- Herpes simplex virus
d- Rabies virus

43- Health behaviors are
a- Inherited

Name:

b- Learned at a late stage of life
c- Learned at an early stage of life
d- None of the above
44- Factors which make the disease notifiable are
a- Being a chronic disease
b- Communicability of the disease
c- Being a disease of civilization
d- None of the above

45- …..is a contact infection transmitted by kissing and caused by.…
a- Gonorrhea , Neisseria gonorrhea
b- AIDS , HIV
c- Cold sore , Herpes simplex virus
d- All of the above

46- Patient died from peritonitis due to perforation of the duodenum as a result of duodenal ulcer, the immediate cause of death is…..
a-Duodenal ulcer
b- Peritonitis
c- Perforation
d- None of the above

47 – Biological agents
a- Causes chronic disease
b- Causes infectious disease
c- Examples are chemicals, radiation, and gases
d- None of the above

48- An organized set of policies, procedures &activities designed to protect & promote the health &well-being of students & staff
a- School health education
b- Comprehensive school health program
c- Comprehensive school health instruction
d- Postsecondary health education program

Name:

49- Observed deaths in the study population x 100

Expected deaths in the study population

a- SMR

b- PMR

c- CFR

d- Mortality rate

50- …..are certificates of birth , death, marriage and adoption

a- Vital statistics

b- Vital records

c- Notifiable disease

d- None of the above

51- Sanitary sewage disposal is a method for

a- Protecting susceptible individuals

b- Controlling the source of infection

c- Controlling& blocking the transmission of food-borne diseases

d- Controlling& blocking the transmission of arthropod-borne diseases

52- The frequency of sickness producing disease in the community

a- Disease rate

b- Morbidity

c- Mortality

d- Illness

53- Fleas can transmit

a- Malaria

b- Yellow fever

c- Dengue fever

Name:

d- Bubonic plague

54- Focus groups are

a- A method used in testing the perception and receptivity of a target group to an idea.

b- Assembled for a specific purpose

c- Usually meet once

d- All of the above

55- The time interval between invasion of the agent into the host’s body and the appearance of first sign or symptom

a- Period prevalence

b- Extrinsic incubation period

c- Incubation period

d- All of the above

GOOD LUCK

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فراشة المدينة أكـاديـمـي الملف الشخصي: رقم العضوية : 47373 تاريخ التسجيل: Wed Feb 2010 المشاركات: 40 الـجنــس : أنـثـى عدد الـنقـاط : 100 مؤشر المستوى: 0 بيانات الطالب: الكلية: الأكادمية الدولية للعلوم الصحية	رد: بليز بنات رابع تمريض النظام القديم تابع 28- Values are a- The morals and ethical propositions people use to justify their actions b- Convictions that something is real or true c- Resources, conditions of living and skills d- ( a, b ) 29- Enabling factors include a- Resources b- Condition of living c- Social support d- All of the above 30- Self directed learning is facilitated by a- Using one of the senses b- Disturbing attention of the client c- Awareness and ready availability of resources d- All of the above 31-Smoking prevention program is a form of a- Primary prevention b- Secondary prevention c- Tertiary prevention d- None of the above 32-Urban area is used for places with at least a- 50,000 population nucleus b- Total population 100,000 c- 2500 inhabitants d- 3000 - 6000 individuals Name: 33- The goal of………is to prevent the progression of disease or its sequelae a- Primary prevention b- Secondary prevention c- Tertiary prevention d- All of the above 34- Primary prevention is directed towards a- The stage of clinical disease b- The stage of susceptibility c- The stage of subclinical disease d- The stage of recovery 35- The followings are intrinsic properties of infectious agents except a- Morphology b- Chemical characters c- Growth requirement d- Transmission 36-Person who has a mild disease and so may not be able to move about freely and spread what he has a- Frank sick persons b- Carriers c- Sub clinically sick individual d- None of the above 37- pAR / tI ( tI means total incidence) a- Relative Risk (RR) b- Attributable Risk (AR) c- Population Attributable Risk (pAR) d- Population Attributable Fraction( pAF) Name: 38- Disease frequency is usually expressed in terms of a- Ratio b- Percentage c- Proportion d- Rates 39- Communicable diseases have a- Long latent incubation period b- Multi factorial etiology c- Short incubation period d- Tendency to persist 40- Screening to detect disease is a method of a- Analytic epidemiology b- Experimental epidemiology c- Cohort studies d- Descriptive epidemiology 41- Address and Telephone number are considered to be a- Case identification information b- Demographic information c- Clinical information d- Risk factor information 42- Animal as a reservoir of infection can transmit……. a- Neisseria Gonorrhea b- HIV c- Herpes simplex virus d- Rabies virus 43- Health behaviors are a- Inherited Name: b- Learned at a late stage of life c- Learned at an early stage of life d- None of the above 44- Factors which make the disease notifiable are a- Being a chronic disease b- Communicability of the disease c- Being a disease of civilization d- None of the above 45- …..is a contact infection transmitted by kissing and caused by.… a- Gonorrhea , Neisseria gonorrhea b- AIDS , HIV c- Cold sore , Herpes simplex virus d- All of the above 46- Patient died from peritonitis due to perforation of the duodenum as a result of duodenal ulcer, the immediate cause of death is….. a-Duodenal ulcer b- Peritonitis c- Perforation d- None of the above 47 – Biological agents a- Causes chronic disease b- Causes infectious disease c- Examples are chemicals, radiation, and gases d- None of the above 48- An organized set of policies, procedures &activities designed to protect & promote the health &well-being of students & staff a- School health education b- Comprehensive school health program c- Comprehensive school health instruction d- Postsecondary health education program Name: 49- Observed deaths in the study population x 100 Expected deaths in the study population a- SMR b- PMR c- CFR d- Mortality rate 50- …..are certificates of birth , death, marriage and adoption a- Vital statistics b- Vital records c- Notifiable disease d- None of the above 51- Sanitary sewage disposal is a method for a- Protecting susceptible individuals b- Controlling the source of infection c- Controlling& blocking the transmission of food-borne diseases d- Controlling& blocking the transmission of arthropod-borne diseases 52- The frequency of sickness producing disease in the community a- Disease rate b- Morbidity c- Mortality d- Illness 53- Fleas can transmit a- Malaria b- Yellow fever c- Dengue fever Name: d- Bubonic plague 54- Focus groups are a- A method used in testing the perception and receptivity of a target group to an idea. b- Assembled for a specific purpose c- Usually meet once d- All of the above 55- The time interval between invasion of the agent into the host’s body and the appearance of first sign or symptom a- Period prevalence b- Extrinsic incubation period c- Incubation period d- All of the above GOOD LUCK