Question 1 Build pairs of matching values. Students will see values on the left and have to select the matching value on the right from a dropdown. Multiple rows can have the same answer, and you can add additional distractors to the right side.
 
The science of public health.
 
Epidemiology
 
Focuses on risk, data, demographics and outcomes.
 
Population Health
 
The end result that follows an intervention.
 
Outcome
 
Defined population.
 
Aggregate
 
Composed of multiple aggregates.
 
Community
 
Compiled information.
 
Data
 
Measures the existence of all current cases within a time frame.
 
Prevalence
 
Measures the appearance of new cases.
 
Incidence
 
Collection, analysis, dissemination of data.
 
Surveillance
 
Increased chance of poor health outcome.
 
High-risk
 
Presence of illness in population.
 
Morbidity
 
Related to the tracking of deaths within an aggregate.
 
Mortality
 
Question 2 You are a nurse practitioner providing hypertension screening at a local health fair. This screening is categorized as what type of prevention?
 
  primary prevention
 
  secondary prevention
 
  mortality prevention
 
  tertiary prevention
 
Question 3 A nurse practitioner and physician’s assistant are collaborating on a project to determine the number of new cases of traumatic brain injury per year from football in their community. What word best describes the data they are looking for?
 
  Mortality rate
 
  Incidence
 
  Morbidity rates
 
  Outcomes
 
Question 4 The focus on assessing risk, data and demographics for large groups is the practice of which of the following:
 
  Social Justice
 
  Community health care
 
  Epidemiology
 
  Population Health
 
Question 5 A provider is working on collecting outcome data for an intervention to increase the quality of life for spouses providing care to their spouses with dementia. What would the family members who received the intervention (those spouses receiving the intervention) be referred to?
 
  A Population
 
  A Community
 
  An Aggregate
 
  A Demographic