Community Health Bonus Questions #1

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In determining the caries rate for older adults, an epidemiologist usually uses the DMFT index, because it can be difficult to ascertain why teeth are missing.

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The following are purposes of fluoride varnish, except;

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Water irrigation devices in oral health regimens are useful in:

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A timed series of service activities requiring physical, human and financial resources to achieve health policy objectives;

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Which of the following describes the chain of superiors from the highest to the lower ranks?

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Which of the following describes the term: It is today’s design for tomorrow’s action?

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The maximum production with the least coast with available resources;

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In conducting health education, it involves 2 or more teachers working cooperatively with certain group of students on a subject matter.

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Freedom of control from others in matters affecting the quality of work is called:

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Nutritional disposal, food establishments, transportation, community education and housing are the factors under:

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Measures taken before the disease occurs to reduce susceptibility:

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Methods of imposing people’s values & judgment of what is important on the raw data;

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They are involved in the treatment and care of a patient when extensive disease is involved;

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The Magna Carta of Public Health Worker;

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“In union there is strength” is the principle of:

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This model was developed with the specific intention of addressing noncompliance issues in behavior that results in negative health consequence.

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Optimal level of fluoride in drinking water

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It is the laying down of foundation of the organization by bringing together several leaders to have a better understanding of the community.

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The following are the physical characteristics of a community, except:

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The S for the supportive factor of primary health care program refers to:

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It is the adjustment of the fluoride content of a community’s water supply to an optimal level for the prevention of dental caries.

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It is a set of educational economic and environmental incentives to support behavioral changes that lead to a better level of health.

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Refers to the measures taken to diagnose a disease that is already present

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Our activities that are aimed at the early diagnosis and prompt treatment of disease in order to prevent sequelae.

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Detained analysis of the working of the organization:

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It is a scientific discipline concerned with the application of statistical method of problems in biology and medicine:

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It is concerned in making estimates, predictions, generalizations, conclusions about a population based on information from a sample.

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It is the study of the distribution and frequency of disease and injury in human populations and those factors making groups susceptible to disease and injury:

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It is most often used in studies to determine the etiology of a disease:

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It is commonly used in the area of occupational health hazards:

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It measures the acid forming ability of microorganisms present in saliva or oral tissue:

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Proportion of a population affected with a disease at a given point in time:

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The T for supportive factor of primary health care program:

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The CPTIN index assessment is based on the evaluation of specified index teeth for:

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An index which use a dichotomous scoring system:

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Fluorosis index was formulated by:

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An index that measure the number of surfaces and teeth affected by dental caries:

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An index that is designed to be repeated following patient oral hygiene education:

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This index assess pockets, bleeding, plaque, retentive factors and periodontal treatment needs:

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It is a continuing effort to imbibe community life by removing legal and social barriers that impose segregation to a group of people.

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It is an objective mathematical description of a diagnosis based on carefully determined criteria under s specified conditions.

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It is used to delineate disease patterns in community.

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All are under analytical epidemiology, except:

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The effectivity date of the Magna Carta of Public Health workers:

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The following are the values to be adopted by a public health workers:

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It is commonly used in the area of occupational health hazards:

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Process of putting the plan into operation:

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Community Health Bonus Questions #1

In determining the caries rate for older adults, an epidemiologist usually uses the DMFT index, because it can be difficult to ascertain why teeth are missing.

The following are purposes of fluoride varnish, except;

Water irrigation devices in oral health regimens are useful in:

A timed series of service activities requiring physical, human and financial resources to achieve health policy objectives;

Which of the following describes the chain of superiors from the highest to the lower ranks?

Which of the following describes the term: It is today’s design for tomorrow’s action?

The maximum production with the least coast with available resources;

In conducting health education, it involves 2 or more teachers working cooperatively with certain group of students on a subject matter.

Freedom of control from others in matters affecting the quality of work is called:

Nutritional disposal, food establishments, transportation, community education and housing are the factors under:

Measures taken before the disease occurs to reduce susceptibility:

Methods of imposing people’s values & judgment of what is important on the raw data;

They are involved in the treatment and care of a patient when extensive disease is involved;

The Magna Carta of Public Health Worker;

“In union there is strength” is the principle of:

This model was developed with the specific intention of addressing noncompliance issues in behavior that results in negative health consequence.

Optimal level of fluoride in drinking water

It is the laying down of foundation of the organization by bringing together several leaders to have a better understanding of the community.

The following are the physical characteristics of a community, except:

The S for the supportive factor of primary health care program refers to: