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What is the definition of nutrition according to the document? a) It is the process of assimilation of food. b) It is the study of vitamins and minera…
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What is a nutrient? a) A type of food. b) A chemical factor in food that determines its quality. c) The measurement of food intake. d) A source of vit…
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Which condition is indicated by a child being underweight? a) Height below the standard for age. b) Weight below the standard for height. c) Weight be…
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What does stunting in children reflect? a) Acute malnutrition. b) Chronic undernutrition. c) Overnutrition. d) Sudden weight loss.
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What is wasting in the context of malnutrition? a) Weight above the standard for height. b) Height below the standard for age. c) Weight below the sta…
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What role does nutrition play in health? a) It has no effect on disease prevention. b) It only contributes to weight gain. c) It contributes to wellne…
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Which condition is common in women lacking calcium in their diet after menopause? a) Osteoarthritis b) Osteoporosis c) Osteomalacia d) Rickets
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Which micronutrient deficiency causes osteomalacia? a) Vitamin A b) Vitamin D c) Calcium d) Iron
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Which of the following is a growing problem according to the document? a) Stunting b) Wasting c) Obesity d) Marasmus
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What is the most prevalent form of malnutrition among Filipino children? a) Underweight b) Stunting c) Obesity d) Wasting
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How many children in the Philippines die from malnutrition every day? a) 100 b) 50 c) 95 d) 27
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What percentage of Filipino children under five years old suffered from stunting in 2019? a) 20% b) 25% c) 29% d) 35%
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Which micronutrient deficiencies are targeted by the Philippine Plan of Action for Nutrition (PPAN)? a) Iron, Iodine, Vitamin A, C, K b) Calcium, Vita…
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What is the percentage of underweight children below 2 years old in 2018? a) 8.7% b) 13.2% c) 18.8% d) 20.8%
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Which form of Protein-Energy Malnutrition is characterized by edema and abdominal bulging? a) Marasmus b) Kwashiorkor c) Marasmic-Kwashiorkor d) Anemi…
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Which of the following is NOT a common symptom of Kwashiorkor? a) Swollen appearance b) Edema c) Sunken eyes d) Inability to grow or gain weight
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What is the primary cause of marasmus? a) Protein deficiency b) Calorie deficiency c) Vitamin deficiency d) Iron deficiency
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Which of the following is a characteristic of marasmus? a) Edema b) Abdominal bulging c) Sunken eyes d) Growth spurts
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What type of malnutrition is marasmic-kwashiorkor? a) A mild form of PEM b) A combination of symptoms from marasmus and kwashiorkor c) A result of vit…
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Which micronutrient deficiency is the most alarming according to the document? a) Vitamin A deficiency b) Iron deficiency anemia c) Iodine deficiency …
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What is the target year for the Philippines to become a prosperous, predominantly middle-class society according to Ambisyon 2040? a) 2025 b) 2030 c) …
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Which group of people is most affected by anemia according to the document? a) Children aged 6-12 years b) Adolescents c) Pregnant and lactating women…
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What is the main focus of the Philippine Plan of Action for Nutrition (PPAN) 2017-2022? a) Increase in overweight among children b) Reduction of child…
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Which age group has the highest prevalence of stunting among Filipino children? a) 0-5 months b) 6-11 months c) 12-23 months d) 24-36 months
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What is the ideal source of iron in the diet as mentioned in the document? a) Vegetables b) Dairy products c) Iron-fortified rice d) Seafood
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What percentage of Filipino infants were exclusively breastfed up to 5.9 months in 2018? a) 23.8% b) 28.3% c) 29.0% d) 54.9%
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What micronutrient deficiency is linked with night blindness? a) Vitamin A b) Vitamin D c) Iron d) Folic Acid
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What is the primary goal of breastfeeding practices recommended in the document? a) To ensure infants receive complementary food early b) To promote e…
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What is the percentage of Filipino children meeting the Minimum Acceptable Diet (MAD) in 2018? a) 4.0% b) 14.2% c) 18.6% d) 13.4%
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What factor contributes to the high prevalence of anemia in rural areas? a) Lack of access to iron-rich foods b) Overconsumption of dairy c) High leve…
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What does the term 'Marasmus' mean? a) Swollen appearance b) Protein deficiency c) Wasting d) Growth spurts
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Question and 4 Choices (abcd format)
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Which level of prevention involves vaccination?a) Primary preventionb) Secondary preventionc) Tertiary preventiond) Primordial prevention
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What level of prevention is health education in schools?a) Primary preventionb) Secondary preventionc) Tertiary preventiond) Primordial prevention
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Which level of prevention is targeted by anti-smoking campaigns?a) Primary preventionb) Secondary preventionc) Tertiary preventiond) Primordial preven…
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Implementing laws to control pollution is an example of which level of prevention?a) Primary preventionb) Secondary preventionc) Tertiary preventiond)…
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Screening programs for early detection of cancer fall under which level of prevention?a) Primary preventionb) Secondary preventionc) Tertiary preventi…
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Cholesterol level monitoring is an example of which level of prevention?a) Primary preventionb) Secondary preventionc) Tertiary preventiond) Primordia…
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Which prevention level involves rehabilitation services?a) Primary preventionb) Secondary preventionc) Tertiary preventiond) Primordial prevention
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Nutritional supplementation in children to prevent malnutrition is an example of which level of prevention?a) Primary preventionb) Secondary preventio…
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Which level of prevention aims to limit the impact of an already established disease?a) Primary preventionb) Secondary preventionc) Tertiary preventio…
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What level of prevention does genetic counseling fall under?a) Primary preventionb) Secondary preventionc) Tertiary preventiond) Primordial prevention
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What level of prevention is involved in providing healthy lifestyle education to prevent diabetes?a) Primary preventionb) Secondary preventionc) Terti…
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Which level of prevention is involved in the early treatment of disease to prevent complications?a) Primary preventionb) Secondary preventionc) Tertia…
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Regular physical exams and screening tests fall under which level of prevention?a) Primary preventionb) Secondary preventionc) Tertiary preventiond) P…
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Legislation on seatbelt use is an example of which level of prevention?a) Primary preventionb) Secondary preventionc) Tertiary preventiond) Primordial…
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Fluoridation of public water supplies falls under which level of prevention?a) Primary preventionb) Secondary preventionc) Tertiary preventiond) Primo…
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What level of prevention is involved in managing chronic illness to prevent further deterioration?a) Primary preventionb) Secondary preventionc) Terti…
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Immunization programs are an example of which level of prevention?a) Primary preventionb) Secondary preventionc) Tertiary preventiond) Primordial prev…
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Post-surgery physical therapy is an example of which level of prevention?a) Primary preventionb) Secondary preventionc) Tertiary preventiond) Primordi…
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Which prevention level involves modifying social determinants of health?a) Primary preventionb) Secondary preventionc) Tertiary preventiond) Primordia…
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HIV/AIDS education campaigns fall under which level of prevention?a) Primary preventionb) Secondary preventionc) Tertiary preventiond) Primordial prev…
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What is the primary goal of health education?a) To cure diseasesb) To promote behavior changec) To diagnose diseasesd) To distribute medication
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Which principle states that health education should build on what people already know?a) Reinforcementb) Free discussionc) Acceptabilityd) Existing kn…
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What is the role of audiovisual aids in health education?a) To replace the educatorb) To make topics more lively and comprehensiblec) To confuse the a…
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Which step in the process of behavior change involves weighing pros and cons?a) Awarenessb) Interestc) Evaluationd) Adoption
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What is the focus of health promotion?a) Individual education onlyb) Educational, organizational, economic, and environmental supportc) Treatment of d…
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Which of the following is NOT a principle of health education?a) Health education should involve free discussionb) Health educators must be crediblec)…
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What is the first step in planning health education?a) Set the objectivesb) Identify/define the problemc) Choose teaching methodsd) Implement the plan
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What does SMART stand for in setting specific objectives?a) Simple, Manageable, Attainable, Relevant, Time-boundb) Specific, Measurable, Attainable, R…
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What percentage of what people see and hear do they retain, according to health education principles?a) 20%b) 30%c) 50%d) 90%
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What principle suggests that health education should be planned properly?a) Proper diagnosisb) Good communicationc) Detailed objectivesd) Clear langua…
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Which concept refers to the translation of knowledge into practice?a) Health educationb) Health promotionc) Health policyd) Health assessment
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What is the role of health education in preventive medicine?a) It has no roleb) It is crucial for the success of health programsc) It is only suppleme…
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Which of the following is a method of health education?a) Surgeryb) Legislationc) Role-playingd) Medication
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How should health education content be communicated?a) In complex termsb) With technical jargonc) In simple, clear, and brief languaged) Through lengt…
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What is the process of health education primarily concerned with?a) Changing behavior through learning experiencesb) Conducting clinical trialsc) Admi…
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Which principle involves the health educator making themselves acceptable to the community?a) Free discussionb) Proper communicationc) Acceptabilityd)…
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Which of the following is an example of a formal method in health education?a) Lecture using visual aidsb) Casual conversationc) Social media postd) I…
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What is the significance of the word 'voluntary' in health education?a) People should be forced to change behaviorb) Decisions should be mad…
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Which strategy is essential in health education to achieve lasting behavior change?a) Forced implementationb) Community participationc) Ignoring exist…
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What is the role of reinforcement in health education?a) To punish incorrect behaviorb) To support and encourage correct behaviorc) To impose strict r…
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What are the three dimensions of health according to the WHO?a. Physical, Mental, and Socialb. Physical, Emotional, and Socialc. Physical, Spiritual, …
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What is considered as the highest standard of health?a. Mental Healthb. Positive Healthc. Social Healthd. Physical Health
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What is the objective component of well-being related to?a. Quality of Lifeb. Standard of Livingc. Life Expectancyd. Human Development Index
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The Human Development Index (HDI) is an average of which three indices?a. Life Expectancy, Literacy, GDP per capitab. Mortality Rate, Literacy, Income…
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What does a country with an HDI grade of 0.53 represent?a. High human developmentb. Medium human developmentc. Low human developmentd. Very high human…
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What factors make up the spectrum of health?a. Disease, Recovery, and Disabilityb. Positive Health and Deathc. Physical, Mental, and Spiritual Healthd…
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Which of the following is not a determinant of health?a. Genetic Factorb. Environmental Factorc. Emotional Factord. Lifestyle
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Which of the following is a mortality indicator?a. Incidence Rateb. Crude Death Ratec. Prevalence Rated. Sullivan’s Index
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The incidence rate is the number of new cases of a disease per:a. 100 population per yearb. 1000 population per yearc. 10000 population per yeard. 100…
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What does Disability Adjusted Life Year (DALY) measure?a. Life expectancy in full healthb. Number of years lost due to disabilityc. The prevalence of …
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What is the main purpose of the germ theory of disease?a. To explain the role of environmental factors in disease causationb. To emphasize the role of…
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Which theory is described by the balance between agent, host, and environment?a. Germ Theoryb. Epidemiological Triadc. Web of Causationd. Natural Hist…
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Which part of the epidemiological wheel represents the individual?a. The outer partb. The middle partc. The genetic cored. The environmental component
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What does the iceberg phenomenon of disease illustrate?a. The visible cases of a disease in a communityb. The hidden burden of disease in a communityc…
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Which type of prevention involves measures taken before the onset of disease?a. Primary preventionb. Secondary preventionc. Tertiary preventiond. Quat…
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What is an example of secondary prevention?a. Vaccinationb. Screening for hypertensionc. Rehabilitation for stroke patientsd. Health education on smok…
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Which stage of the natural history of disease begins with exposure to the causative agent?a. Stage of susceptibilityb. Stage of subclinical diseasec. …
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Which of the following is a direct mode of transmission?a. Airborneb. Vector-bornec. Contact transmissiond. Vehicle transmission
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Which phase in the natural history of disease is characterized by the absence of symptoms?a. Stage of clinical diseaseb. Subclinical phasec. Pathogene…
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Which theory is also known as the 'web of causation'?a. Germ Theoryb. Epidemiological Triadc. Natural History of Diseased. Theory of Multifa…
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Which prevention level focuses on limiting disability and providing rehabilitation?a. Primary preventionb. Secondary preventionc. Tertiary preventiond…
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Which of the following is an environmental determinant of health?a. Genetic factorsb. Nutritionc. Literacy leveld. Air quality
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The concept of 'Risk Approach' is used in which level of prevention?a. Primary preventionb. Secondary preventionc. Tertiary preventiond. Pri…
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In the context of disease, what does the term 'agent' refer to?a. The individual susceptible to the diseaseb. The microorganism causing the …
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Which of the following is not a characteristic of biological agents?a. Infectivityb. Pathogenicityc. Virulenced. Susceptibility
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What type of carrier can transmit a disease while in the incubation period?a. Asymptomatic carrierb. Incubatory carrierc. Convalescent carrierd. Chron…
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Which factor is part of the physical environment affecting health?a. Incomeb. Water supplyc. Genetic makeupd. Occupation
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Which of the following is a method of indirect transmission?a. Contact transmissionb. Droplet spreadc. Airborne transmissiond. Fecal-oral transmission
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Which index measures life expectancy free of disability?a. Sullivan’s Indexb. Health Adjusted Life Expectancy (HALE)c. Disability Adjusted Life Year (…
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Which level of prevention is aimed at maintaining health status before the risk factors develop?a) Primordialb) Primaryc) Secondaryd) Tertiary
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What is the goal of primary prevention?a) Reduce the incidence of new casesb) Reduce the prevalence of existing casesc) Reduce complicationsd) Maintai…
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Which level of prevention includes health education such as counseling for smokers?a) Primordialb) Primaryc) Secondaryd) Tertiary
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What is the goal of secondary prevention?a) Reduce the incidence of new casesb) Maintain health statusc) Reduce the prevalence of diseased) Reduce com…
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Which level of prevention includes early screening programs and treatment?a) Primordialb) Primaryc) Secondaryd) Tertiary
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What is the goal of tertiary prevention?a) Reduce complicationsb) Maintain health statusc) Reduce the incidence of new casesd) Reduce the prevalence o…
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Which prevention level is mostly focused on policy interventions?a) Primordialb) Primaryc) Secondaryd) Tertiary
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Which level of prevention often involves intensive aggressive interventions and rehabilitation?a) Primordialb) Primaryc) Secondaryd) Tertiary
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Which example best illustrates primordial prevention?a) SIN Tax Lawb) Early screening programsc) Rehabilitation programsd) Counseling for smokers
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Which prevention level is concerned with the early clinical stage of disease with signs and symptoms?a) Primordialb) Primaryc) Secondaryd) Tertiary
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What type of prevention is exemplified by health education on reducing smoking?a) Primaryb) Secondaryc) Tertiaryd) Primordial
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Which prevention strategy is primarily aimed at reducing complications in late-stage disease?a) Primordialb) Primaryc) Secondaryd) Tertiary
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Which prevention level includes both behavioral interventions and health education?a) Primordialb) Primaryc) Secondaryd) Tertiary
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Which is an example of a policy that falls under primordial prevention?a) Health Fairsb) Health education for smoking cessationc) Screening for hypert…
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Which prevention level primarily focuses on reducing the incidence of disease in a population?a) Primordialb) Primaryc) Secondaryd) Tertiary
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What is the primary goal of secondary prevention?a) Early detection and treatmentb) Prevention of risk factorsc) Maintenance of health statusd) Reduct…
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Which prevention level involves interventions like cardiac rehabilitation?a) Primordialb) Primaryc) Secondaryd) Tertiary
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Which type of prevention is exemplified by the WHO PEN intervention?a) Secondary preventionb) Primary preventionc) Primordial preventiond) Tertiary pr…
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Which prevention strategy would include SIN Tax Law?a) Primordialb) Primaryc) Secondaryd) Tertiary
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Which level of prevention is associated with policies like the Health Promotion Framework Strategy?a) Primordialb) Primaryc) Secondaryd) Tertiary
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Which disease is considered the leading cause of death globally?a) Cardiovascular diseasesb) Diabetes mellitusc) Chronic respiratory diseasesd) Cancer
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What is the main risk factor for non-communicable diseases?a) Unhealthy dietb) Lack of exercisec) Tobacco used) All of the above
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What is the number one mental health concern in the Philippines?a) Depressionb) Anxietyc) Bipolar disorderd) Schizophrenia
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Which type of cancer is most common in men?a) Lung cancerb) Breast cancerc) Prostate cancerd) Colorectal cancer
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Which law promotes the use of iodized salt to eliminate micronutrient deficiency?a) RA 8172b) RA 10963c) RA 10643d) RA 11148
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What does the WHO Global Hearts Initiative target?a) Resources that increase the risk of CVDsb) Diabetes preventionc) Mental health advocacyd) Cancer …
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Which factor is most associated with the risk of developing cancer?a) Tobacco useb) Geneticsc) Alcohol used) Unhealthy diet
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Which preventive measure is recommended for early detection of cervical cancer?a) Pap testb) Mammographyc) Colonoscopyd) Digital rectal examination
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Which is the most preventable risk factor for non-communicable diseases?a) Tobacco useb) Physical inactivityc) Unhealthy dietd) Alcohol use
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Which condition is considered a modifiable risk factor for cardiovascular disease?a) Obesityb) Agec) Genderd) Family history
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What is the main goal of the Philippine Heart Month campaign?a) Raise awareness on proper heart health managementb) Promote cancer screeningc) Increas…
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Which type of diabetes is characterized by insulin dependence?a) Type 1 diabetesb) Type 2 diabetesc) Gestational diabetesd) Prediabetes
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What is the main characteristic of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)?a) Poorly reversible airflow obstructionb) Reversible airway tightenin…
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What type of tumor is breast cancer classified as?a) Solid tumorb) Liquid tumorc) Benign tumord) Metastatic tumor
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Which program is focused on the prevention and control of chronic lifestyle-related non-communicable diseases?a) AO 2011-0003b) WHO PENc) PhilPENd) GW…
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Which health promotion strategy focuses on settings-based approaches involving communities, schools, and workplaces?a) Health Promotion Framework Stra…
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Which of the following regions in the Philippines has the highest number of waterless municipalities?a. BARMMb. Region IV-Ac. Region VIId. Region X
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What is the defined goal of the SALINTUBIG Program?a. To provide potable water to the entire countryb. To reduce air pollutionc. To increase fish prod…
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Which chemical is most commonly used for coagulation in water treatment processes?a. Calcium hydroxideb. Sodium hypochloritec. Aluminum sulfated. Pota…
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According to WHO, what should be the minimum pH level of safe drinking water?a. 5.5b. 6.0c. 7.0d. 8.5
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What is the significance of the SALINTUBIG program in the Philippines?a. Reducing the number of waterborne diseasesb. Reducing electricity consumption…
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What does R.A. 9275, also known as the 'Philippine Clean Water Act,' aim to address?a. Air pollutionb. Water degradationc. Soil erosiond. De…
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What percentage of households in the Philippines lack access to a safely managed water supply according to UN and UNICEF data?a. 23%b. 39%c. 53%d. 75%
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Which method of water treatment is described as very costly but safe?a. Boilingb. Distillationc. Chlorinationd. Filtration
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What is the primary goal of the Global Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) program?a. To increase food productionb. To prevent global water-related di…
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Which of the following is considered a biological contaminant in water pollution?a. Nitratesb. Sulfatesc. Virusesd. Fluorine
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Which of the following methods is used to detect the presence of coliform bacteria in water?a. Sedimentation testb. Filtration testc. Presumptive test…
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What is the acceptable fluorine concentration in drinking water to prevent dental caries?a. 0.1-0.3 mg/Lb. 0.5-0.8 mg/Lc. 1.0-1.5 mg/Ld. 2.0-3.0 mg/L
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What is the primary source of groundwater contamination?a. Air pollutionb. Surface runoffc. Septic systemsd. Industrial waste
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What does the term 'waterless municipality' refer to?a. A municipality with no riversb. A municipality with less than 50% service coveragec.…
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What does the presence of ammonia in water indicate?a. Organic or sewage pollution of recent originb. High mineral contentc. Presence of virusesd. Exc…
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Which of the following is a non-conventional source of water?a. Groundwaterb. Surface waterc. Rainwaterd. Desalinated water
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What is the primary objective of sewage treatment?a. To produce energyb. To prevent the spread of diseasec. To increase fish productiond. To reduce wa…
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What is the upper limit of nitrate concentration in drinking water to prevent methemoglobinemia in infants?a. 20 mg/Lb. 45 mg/Lc. 75 mg/Ld. 100 mg/L
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Which water treatment process involves the slow percolation of water through a bed of fine sand?a. Coagulationb. Flocculationc. Filtrationd. Sedimenta…
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What is the main purpose of chlorination in water treatment?a. To remove heavy metalsb. To add mineralsc. To destroy bacteriad. To filter out impuriti…
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Which Philippine law is referred to as the 'Ecological Solid Waste Management Act'?a. R.A. 9003b. R.A. 9275c. R.A. 7610d. R.A. 10121
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Which program aims to provide safe water supply as a basic social service?a. WASH programb. SALINTUBIG programc. National Water Resources Boardd. Clea…
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Which of the following is a physical criterion for water quality?a. Fluorine contentb. Colorc. Nitrate leveld. Pathogen count
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What is the maximum allowable concentration of lead (Pb) in drinking water according to WHO standards?a. 0.001 mg/Lb. 0.005 mg/Lc. 0.01 mg/Ld. 0.05 mg…
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What is the recommended daily water usage per capita in urban areas?a. 50 litersb. 100 litersc. 180 litersd. 200 liters
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What is the goal of the Philippine Water Supply Sector Roadmap?a. To reduce air pollutionb. To improve water quality, wastewater treatment, and safe r…
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What is the purpose of a confirmatory test in water quality assessment?a. To detect coliform bacteriab. To measure pH levelc. To identify specific pat…
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Which of the following is an example of chemical water pollution?a. Presence of E. colib. Excess fluoridec. High turbidityd. Presence of helminths
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What is the WHO's criterion for safety in water for large water supplies?a. No sample should have E. coli in 100 ml.b. pH must be 7-8.5c. Free ch…
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Which Philippine government agency is responsible for the implementation of the Philippine Water Supply Sector Roadmap?a. Department of Environment an…
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What is the ability of the body to tolerate the presence of material indigenous to the body (Self) and to eliminate foreign material (Non-self)? a) Im…
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Which of the following is a live or inactivated substance capable of producing an immune response? a) Immunity b) Antigen c) Antibody d) Vaccination
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What type of immunity is naturally existing and does not need prior exposure to an antigen? a) Acquired Immunity b) Adaptive Immunity c) Innate Immuni…
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Which cells are primarily responsible for producing antibodies in response to an infection? a) T lymphocytes b) B lymphocytes c) Macrophages d) Neutro…
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What type of immunity is not present at birth and developed through exposure to a pathogen or antigen? a) Innate Immunity b) Natural Immunity c) Adapt…
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Which of the following is a mechanism where the body produces its own antibodies after exposure to a pathogen/antigen? a) Passive Immunity b) Innate I…
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Which vaccine is recommended for all healthcare workers due to exposure to blood and blood products? a) Polio b) Hepatitis B c) Measles d) Influenza
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Who is considered the 'Father of Immunology' for his discovery of the first vaccine? a) Louis Pasteur b) Robert Koch c) Edward Jenner d) Jon…
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What is the term used to describe the immunization of a large percentage of a population to protect those who are not immune? a) Passive Immunity b) A…
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Which vaccine is administered to prevent tuberculosis at birth? a) BCG b) MMR c) Hepatitis B d) Polio
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What was the ultimate goal of the Expanded Program on Immunization (EPI) in the Philippines? a) Reduce morbidity b) Control polio c) Eradicate disease…
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Which cells in the innate immune system produce histamine to attack allergic materials? a) Macrophages b) Mast Cells c) Neutrophils d) B lymphocytes
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Which type of immunity is conferred to a baby through breastfeeding? a) Natural Active Immunity b) Natural Passive Immunity c) Artificial Active Immun…
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What does the cold chain ensure in the context of vaccines? a) Proper administration b) Proper storage and transport c) Proper documentation d) Proper…
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Which of the following conditions is a contraindication for receiving a live vaccine? a) Mild fever b) Pregnancy c) Mild malnutrition d) Diarrhea
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What is the primary difference between primary and secondary antibody responses? a) Secondary response produces antibodies more slowly b) Primary resp…
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What disease was eradicated worldwide by 1980 through a massive vaccination program? a) Measles b) Polio c) Smallpox d) Tuberculosis
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Which vaccine is given to prevent diphtheria, pertussis, and tetanus? a) BCG b) MMR c) Pentavalent d) Rotavirus
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Which of the following vaccines is NOT recommended for healthcare workers? a) Hepatitis B b) Polio c) Varicella d) Rabies
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Which population group is targeted by the Expanded Program on Immunization (EPI) in the Philippines? a) Elderly b) Infants and mothers c) Healthcare w…
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What does the presence of a scar after BCG vaccination indicate? a) Vaccine was ineffective b) Vaccine caused an adverse reaction c) Vaccine was effec…
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What type of immunity involves the transfer of antibodies from an immune donor to a recipient? a) Active Immunity b) Innate Immunity c) Passive Immuni…
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Which of the following is NOT a general indication for immunization? a) Travelers b) High-risk groups c) Following exposure to infections d) Mild alle…
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What is the most important strategy of the Expanded Program on Immunization (EPI)? a) Reaching every barangay b) Vaccinating only high-risk groups c) …
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Which vaccine is specifically recommended for microbiologists and healthcare workers at risk of exposure to meningococcal bacteria? a) Polio b) Hepati…
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Which vaccine should be repeated if no scar develops after the first dose? a) BCG b) MMR c) Hepatitis B d) Rotavirus
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Which vaccine is given alongside the first two doses of the pentavalent vaccine? a) BCG b) MMR c) Hepatitis B d) Rotavirus
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What is the goal of herd immunity in vaccination? a) Protecting individuals who are not immune b) Ensuring 100% vaccination coverage c) Eliminating th…
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What is the role of memory B cells in immunity? a) Produce histamines b) Recognize antigens upon re-exposure c) Provide immediate response to all path…
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Which disease saw a resurgence in the Philippines in 2019 after 19 years of being polio-free? a) Measles b) Tuberculosis c) Polio d) Smallpox
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What is the ultimate goal of food safety?a. Make a variety of food accessibleb. Prevent outbreaksc. Ensure freshness of foodd. Prevent food-borne dise…
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Which of the following is an example of food intoxication?a. Typhoidb. Cholerac. Botulismd. Hepatitis A
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