Test 1.2

Which dimension of the Latent/Indirect Health Model includes genetics and age?. Human Biology. Environment. Lifestyle. Health Services.

True/False: Health and disease are completely opposite concepts. False. True.

The "host" in the epidemiological triad includes factors like: Immunity and nutritional status. Climate and air quality. Bacteria and viruses. Government policies.

Primary prevention objectives include: Reducing incidence of new cases. Early diagnosis. Rehabilitation. Managing chronic conditions.

True/False: A pandemic is an epidemic that remains within one country. False. True.

Which is a modifiable risk factor?. Smoking. Age. Sex. Family history.

The Kindred Model places "living and working conditions" at which level?. Broader socioeconomic context. Individual characteristics. Individual lifestyle. Social networks.

True/False: The pre-pathogenic period occurs after symptoms appear. False. True.

Early screening for cancer is an example of: Secondary prevention. Primary prevention. Tertiary prevention. Health promotion.

According to PAHO, what percentage in the Americas didn't seek care due to system barriers?. 17.2%. 5.2%. 29.3%. 50%.

Which outcome is NOT part of disease resolution?. Vaccination. Recovery. Chronic state. Disability.

True/False: The WHO definition of health includes social well-being. True. False.

Which term describes the constant presence of a disease in an area?. Endemic. Epidemic. Pandemic. Incidence.

Health promotion activities focus on: Improving healthy habits and lifestyles. Treating advanced diseases. Laboratory testing. Surgical interventions.

True/False: Structural determinants are the direct, immediate causes of health conditions. False. True.

Mexico's health system was created in: 1943. 1920. 2003. 2015.

The number of new tuberculosis cases in 2020 is an example of: Incidence. Prevalence. Endemic. Epidemic.

True/False: Signs are subjective and perceived only by the patient. False. True.

Which is NOT an essential public health function according to PAHO?. Individual profit maximization. Health surveillance. Social participation. Health financing.

The main goal of tertiary prevention is: Improve quality of life and reintegration. Prevent exposure. Early detection. Promote vaccination.