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NSG 3039 FINAL Exam
Which of the following creates the information that becomes the basis for knowledge in
the field of public health?
Theoretical analysis of recent research <This analyzed data is not the basis for
knowledge in the field of public health.>
The collection and processing of population health data <Information acquired by
the collection and processing of population health data becomes the basis for
knowledge in the field of public health.>
Examination of school aged children <This is not the basis for knowledge in the
field of public health, as it is too narrow in scope for the field in general.>
None of the above. <Broad, raw data serves as the basis for knowledge in the field
of public health.>
Answer: B
Core public health functions include all of the following except:
Assessment and monitoring of the health of communities and populations at risk
to identify health problems and priorities; <This direct assessment and monitoring
is a core function of public health.>
Formulation of public policies designed to solve identified local and national
health problems and priorities; <This is a core function of public health.>
Assuring that all populations have access to appropriate and cost-effective care
<This is a core function of public health.>
, Evaluating web pages for information quality <This is not a core function of
public health.>
Answer: D
The estimate of how much exposure to the potential hazard would cause varying degrees
of health effects is known as:
Hazard identification <Hazard identification seeks to determine the types of
health problems that could be caused by exposure to a potentially hazardous
material as opposed to the quantity of exposure.>
Risk characterization <Risk characterization is an assessment of the risk of the
hazardous material causing illness in the population as opposed to the quantity of
exposure.>
Dose-response assessment <Dose-response assessment is an estimation of how
much exposure to the potential hazard would cause varying degrees of health
effects.>
Exposure assessment <Exposure assessment is done to determine the length,
amount, and pattern of exposure to the potentially hazardous material as opposed
to the quantity of exposure.>
Answer: C
Epidemiology is
identifying things that come upon the people; <This is a part of the definition of
, epidemiology.>
incidence, prevalence and control of disease; <This is a part of the definition of
epidemiology.>
case finding <This is a part of the definition of epidemiology.>
b and c <These are a part of the definition of epidemiology.>
all of the above < Epidemiology is identifying things that come upon the people,
incidence, prevalence and control of disease, and case finding.>
Answer: E
A specialized system of data collection to detect trends in the incidence and severity of a
specific disease or health related syndrome and is also known as:
Syndromic surveillance <Syndromic surveillance is a specialized system of data
collection that seeks to detect trends in the incidence and severity of a specific
disease or health-related syndrome and plan the public health response.>
Public health informatics <As opposed to addressing syndromes, public health
informatics is an aspect of informatics focused on the promotion of health and
disease prevention in populations and communities.>
Data warehousing <As opposed to addressing syndromes specifically, data
warehousing is an extremely large database that stores all of an organization’s or
institution’s data and makes this data available for data mining.>
Knowledge generation <As opposed to addressing syndromes specifically,
knowledge generation is the creation of new knowledge on any healthcare topic.>
, Answer: A
Early detection of possible outbreaks can be achieved by gathering data on:
Absences from work or school <This is one of the indicators of possible
outbreaks.>
Purchases of health-care products, including specific types of over-the-counter
medications <This is one of the indicators of possible outbreaks.>
Laboratory test orders <This is one of the indicators of possible outbreaks.>
All of the above. <Absences from work or school, purchases of health-care
products, including specific types of over-the-counter medications, and laboratory
test orders are all the indicators of possible outbreaks.>
Answer: D
Electronic health records may help to promote public health initiatives by:
promoting early detection of potential pandemic occurrences <This is one way
EHRs may help promote public health initiatives.>
automating syndromic surveillance of emergency department records <This is one
way EHRs may help promote public health initiatives.>
generating population-level alerts to be sent to clinicians <This is one way EHRs
may help promote public health initiatives.>
All of the above. <Promoting early detection of potential pandemic occurrences,
automating syndromic surveillance of emergency department records, and
generating population-level alerts to be sent to clinicians are all ways EHRs may
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