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True
page 1 - correct answer. True or False? The ability to diagnose and classify specific
diseases aids in determining which health intervention programs would be most useful.

True
page 8 - correct answer. True or False? A key limitation to mortality-based indicators
is that they fail to account for the morbidity caused by disease.

True
Page 11 - correct answer. True or false? Assessing relative severity of disability
through population-based surveys can be influenced by adaptation, conditioning, and
development of special skills.

False
Page 15 - correct answer. True or false? The onset of disease can only be determined
through the results of lab tests.

Ans: True
Page: 17 - correct answer. True or false? The health status of a population can be
considered as the amount of healthy life it achieves as a proportion of the total amount
that the people could achieve under optimal conditions.

Ans: True
Page: 21 - correct answer. The value of life is often implicit in the way resource
allocation decisions are made, which suggests that these decisions should be as
explicit, open, and transparent as possible.

Ans: False
Page: 23 - correct answer. True or false? Because economic and social productivity
varies at different ages, age weighting should be used in all composite summary
indicators for burden of disease assessments.

Ans: True

, Page: 43 - correct answer. True or false? When health programs fail to recognize and
work with indigenous beliefs and practices, they also fail to reach their goals.

Ans: False
Page: 45 - correct answer. True or false? A culturally defined syndrome is an
outsider's way of describing and attributing a set of symptoms for psychological and
physiological problems.

Ans: True
Page: 45 - correct answer. True or false? Cultural relativism refers to the idea that
each culture has developed its own way of solving the problems of how to live together
and, therefore, there is no one way viewed as inferior or superior.

Ans: True
Page: 46 - correct answer. True or false? Health workers entering a community must
find a delicate balance between being judgmental without good reason and introducing
behavior change because there is real harm from existing behaviors.

Ans: False
Page: 51 - correct answer. True or false? There is generally only one type of healer
that is available to a community, thus limiting the range of health resources available to
its members.

Ans: True
Page: 53 - correct answer. True or false? Because antibiotics proved so effective in
curing infections when Western biomedicine was first introduced in many cultures, today
injections are still seen as conveying greater healing than the same substance taken
orally.

Ans: True
Page: 54 - correct answer. True or false? Elements of traditional or indigenous
medical practices that were once derided have now found their way into Western
biomedical practice and are being "legitimized" by Western research.

Ans: False
Page: 54 - correct answer. True or false? Under the health belief model, perceived
benefits and effectiveness of the intervention has the strongest predictive value for
changing behaviors.

Ans: True
Page: 56 - correct answer. True or false? Under the diffusion of health innovation
model, the degree to which an innovation can be easily incorporated into existing health
regimens may affect rates of diffusion.

Ans: False

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