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hsc 300 Questions and Correct Answers | Latest Update
Environmental Factors 
 ecological model. shaped by fed and state laws and organizational 
policies, includes how health related resources are allocated, managed 
and protected. 
advocacy 
 attempt to influence public opinion that directly affect ppl's lives. 
individuals can act on their own or be apart of a network. brings an issue 
up to decision making level 
media advocacy 
 amplifies an issue so it is heard. 
earned media 
 mass media coverage from a story that is earned...
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Environmental Factors 
 ecological model. shaped by fed and state laws and organizational 
policies, includes how health related resources are allocated, managed 
and protected. 
advocacy 
 attempt to influence public opinion that directly affect ppl's lives. 
individuals can act on their own or be apart of a network. brings an issue 
up to decision making level 
media advocacy 
 amplifies an issue so it is heard. 
earned media 
 mass media coverage from a story that is earned...
HSC 300 Public Health Quiz 2 Questions and Correct Answers | Latest Update
APHA (American Public Health Association) 
 Mission: improve the health of public and achieve health equity in health 
status 
 
 - founded in 1872 
 -nation's leading public health organization 
What is a superfund site? 
 Superfund is the trust fund of the monies (from taxes) set aside to covers 
costs of responsible parties that cannot or will not pay for remeditation 
When was CERCLA established? 
 CERCLA (Comprehesive Environmental Response Compensation and 
Liabilit...
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APHA (American Public Health Association) 
 Mission: improve the health of public and achieve health equity in health 
status 
 
 - founded in 1872 
 -nation's leading public health organization 
What is a superfund site? 
 Superfund is the trust fund of the monies (from taxes) set aside to covers 
costs of responsible parties that cannot or will not pay for remeditation 
When was CERCLA established? 
 CERCLA (Comprehesive Environmental Response Compensation and 
Liabilit...
HPRS 2301 Unit 4 Exam Questions and Correct Answers | Latest Update
What is atherosclerosis? 
 Hardening of the arteries caused by the formation of fibro -fatty lesion 
*plaque* within the vessel wall 
What are the main causes of atherosclerosis? 
 1. A genetic component 
 2. Hypercholesterolemia 
 3. Cigarette smoking, obesity, hypertension and diabetes 
Out of the 3 causes for atherosclerosis, which can be considered a *major risk factor*? 
 Hypercholesterolemia 
What is hypercholesterolemia? 
 Excess cholesterol in blood; heart disease 
W...
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What is atherosclerosis? 
 Hardening of the arteries caused by the formation of fibro -fatty lesion 
*plaque* within the vessel wall 
What are the main causes of atherosclerosis? 
 1. A genetic component 
 2. Hypercholesterolemia 
 3. Cigarette smoking, obesity, hypertension and diabetes 
Out of the 3 causes for atherosclerosis, which can be considered a *major risk factor*? 
 Hypercholesterolemia 
What is hypercholesterolemia? 
 Excess cholesterol in blood; heart disease 
W...
HPRS 2301 Test 2 Study Guide Questions and Correct Answers | Latest Update
Identifiable causes of mental retardation include 
 All of the above 
Criteria for the diagnosis of mental retardation include limitation in at least two of the 
following. 
 All of the above 
A major factor that creates and maintains stuttering is 
 a. anxiety. 
_____ involves a progressive, general deterioration of the mental capacities of perceiving, 
thinking, and remembering. 
 d. Dementia 
5. The anxiety disorder that results from an external event of an overwhelming painful ...
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Identifiable causes of mental retardation include 
 All of the above 
Criteria for the diagnosis of mental retardation include limitation in at least two of the 
following. 
 All of the above 
A major factor that creates and maintains stuttering is 
 a. anxiety. 
_____ involves a progressive, general deterioration of the mental capacities of perceiving, 
thinking, and remembering. 
 d. Dementia 
5. The anxiety disorder that results from an external event of an overwhelming painful ...
HPRS 2301 Final Exam Questions and Correct Answers | Latest Update
Abrasion 
 superficial injuries of the skin and visceral linings of the body 
Abruption Placenta 
 the premature separation of a normally implanted placenta from the 
uterine wall after the pregnancy has passed 20 weeks gestation or during 
labor 
Acne Vulgaris 
 inflammation of the skin follicles 
Actinic Keratosis 
 a precancerous skin growth that occurs on sun -damaged skin 
Active Immunity 
 a form of acquired immunity in which the body produces its own 
antibodies against ...
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Abrasion 
 superficial injuries of the skin and visceral linings of the body 
Abruption Placenta 
 the premature separation of a normally implanted placenta from the 
uterine wall after the pregnancy has passed 20 weeks gestation or during 
labor 
Acne Vulgaris 
 inflammation of the skin follicles 
Actinic Keratosis 
 a precancerous skin growth that occurs on sun -damaged skin 
Active Immunity 
 a form of acquired immunity in which the body produces its own 
antibodies against ...
HPRS 2301 EXAM 1 Practice Questions and Correct Answers | Latest Update
Cell Mastermind 
 The nucleus that contains genetic material, regulates. 
Nucleotide- Purine 
 Adenine & Guanine 
Nucleotide- Pyrimidine 
 Cytosine and Thymine 
RNA 
 single-stranded nucleic acid that contains the sugar ribose. ex. insulin 
Ribosome 
 site of protein synthesis 
mRNA 
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 Messenger- carries instructions for polypeptide synthesis from nucleus to 
ribosomes in the c...
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Cell Mastermind 
 The nucleus that contains genetic material, regulates. 
Nucleotide- Purine 
 Adenine & Guanine 
Nucleotide- Pyrimidine 
 Cytosine and Thymine 
RNA 
 single-stranded nucleic acid that contains the sugar ribose. ex. insulin 
Ribosome 
 site of protein synthesis 
mRNA 
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 Messenger- carries instructions for polypeptide synthesis from nucleus to 
ribosomes in the c...
HPRS 2301 Chapter 5 Questions and Correct Answers | Latest UpdateHPRS 2301 Chapter 5 Questions and Correct Answers | Latest Update
Innate immunity 
 Quick response to predetermined array of chemical signals 
Pathogens are 
 Disease causing microorganisms 
Pathogen Associated Molecular Patterns (PAMPs) are 
 Microbial products that stimulate innate immunity 
Damage Associated Molecular Patterns (DAMPs) are 
 Molecules that can initiate and perpetuate immune response in the non 
infectious inflammatory response 
Receptor molecules (pattern/pathogen recognition receptors [PRRs]) are 
 Receptors on cells recogni...
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Innate immunity 
 Quick response to predetermined array of chemical signals 
Pathogens are 
 Disease causing microorganisms 
Pathogen Associated Molecular Patterns (PAMPs) are 
 Microbial products that stimulate innate immunity 
Damage Associated Molecular Patterns (DAMPs) are 
 Molecules that can initiate and perpetuate immune response in the non 
infectious inflammatory response 
Receptor molecules (pattern/pathogen recognition receptors [PRRs]) are 
 Receptors on cells recogni...
HPRS 2301-Exam 1 Questions and Correct Answers | Latest Update
Pathogenesis 
 Development of the disease or the sequence of events involved in the 
tissue exchange related to specific disease process 
Acute 
 sudden/short term 
Insidious 
 Gradual 
Chronic 
 gradual/ long lasting 
subclinical 
 disease present with out symptoms 
latent 
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 silent stage with no signs evident (incubation period) 
Prodromal 
 aware of change in disease has ...
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Pathogenesis 
 Development of the disease or the sequence of events involved in the 
tissue exchange related to specific disease process 
Acute 
 sudden/short term 
Insidious 
 Gradual 
Chronic 
 gradual/ long lasting 
subclinical 
 disease present with out symptoms 
latent 
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 silent stage with no signs evident (incubation period) 
Prodromal 
 aware of change in disease has ...
HPRS 2301 - Chapter 10 Learning Outcomes Questions and Correct Answers | Latest Update
List the four main characteristics of viruses. 
 They're considered the smallest and simplest infectious agents. 
 They lack cell organelles and don't carry out metabolic activities 
 They are incapable of independent reproduction. 
 They are obligatory intracellular parasites. 
List the four structural components of viruses and give their functions. 
 Nucleic acid: RNA or DNA (dsDNA or ssDNA) containing the viral genome 
Capsid: a protein coat surrounding the nucleic acid 
...
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List the four main characteristics of viruses. 
 They're considered the smallest and simplest infectious agents. 
 They lack cell organelles and don't carry out metabolic activities 
 They are incapable of independent reproduction. 
 They are obligatory intracellular parasites. 
List the four structural components of viruses and give their functions. 
 Nucleic acid: RNA or DNA (dsDNA or ssDNA) containing the viral genome 
Capsid: a protein coat surrounding the nucleic acid 
...
HPRS 2301 - Chapter 3: Cellular Adaptation Injury and Death Questions and Correct Answers | Latest Update
An example of this adaptive response is the enlargement of the prostate in response to 
elevated levels of androgens. 
 Hyperplasia 
It's described as the increase in size of the cells, which results in the increase in mass and size 
of an organ. 
 Hypertrophy 
This is a cellular adaptive response commonly found in the cells of the cervix and respiratory 
tract. 
 Dysplasia 
The reduction in mass of the muscles and bones of the legs of paraplegic people is an 
example of this ada...
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An example of this adaptive response is the enlargement of the prostate in response to 
elevated levels of androgens. 
 Hyperplasia 
It's described as the increase in size of the cells, which results in the increase in mass and size 
of an organ. 
 Hypertrophy 
This is a cellular adaptive response commonly found in the cells of the cervix and respiratory 
tract. 
 Dysplasia 
The reduction in mass of the muscles and bones of the legs of paraplegic people is an 
example of this ada...