Preventive intervention to reduce morbidity and mortality associated with preterm birth to improve outcomes for preterm infants

Leading cause of death and disability among children in developed countries

Perinatal care for preterm birth refers to this type of interference

By "double burden" or "triple loading" is meant

GBD stands for

The meaning of the concept HALE

Why was DALY created

Types of preventive interventions to reduce morbidity and mortality from preterm birth

These diagnoses are most often associated with preterm birth

The following does not apply to the pregnancy protection policy

According to EUROPOP studies, these women have an increased risk of preterm birth 1) in women of reproductive age 2) for those who work on the night shift 3) in women standing more than 6 hours on their feet 4) in women who work more than 42 hours a week 5) work in hazardous areas

Who were the 5888 participants in the Cochrane study

These essential drugs are used to prolong pregnancy in women at risk of preterm birth

The regional perinatal network service includes 1) providing medical and preventive care to mothers 2) provision of medical and preventive care for newborns 3) provision of medical and preventive care for women 4) providing medical and preventive care to schoolchildren 5) provision of medical and preventive care to females under 14 years of age

Over the past 15 years, the use of hydrocodone in the United States of America

Oxycodone consumption in the US over the past 15 years

Over the past 15 years in the United States of America, deaths from overdose of opioid painkillers (OPR)

From 1997 to 2011, the number of people receiving OPR (opioid pain medication) addiction treatment in the United States of America

The first epidemic of opioid addiction in America began

Most deaths from OPR overdose occur at the age of

Women are most likely to die from OPR overdose at age

Prevention of post-injection disease in people with opioid dependence is of this type

Not applicable for the treatment of opioid dependence

Injection programs for opioid dependence are included in this type of prevention

Efforts of these services are needed to combat opioid addiction in the US 1) departmental agencies 2) transport department 3) medical workers 4) federal agencies 5) health insurance companies

The efforts of these services are not required in the fight against opioid dependence in the USA

What is the role of prevention in disease control 1) local prevention 2) racial prevention 3) individual prevention 4) prevention at the state level 5) national prevention

Needed to prevent disease and health problems 1) timely and effective public health intervention 2) race relations 3) training of health workers both locally and abroad 4) public education 5) promotion of a healthy lifestyle

Not essential for the prevention of diseases and health disorders

Important for preventing disease and health problems 1) racial discrimination 2) working with the media to highlight public health issues 3) developing programs to actively communicate information to target groups at high risk of illness and injury 4) providing community health information 5) social inequality

Definition of "health" according to WHO

Social inequality in health is not reflected in this topic

Exploring health inequalities includes

When studying health inequality in Russia, this factor is paid more attention to

This factor with social inequality does not affect health indicators

These demographic factors have a lasting impact on health 1) employment 2) gender 3) marital status 4) race 5) socio-economic factors 6) education

These do not apply to socio-economic factors affecting health

The determining factor of health is 1) life expectancy at birth 2) high income 3) education 4) marital status 5) social support

Lack of social support leads to 1) diseases of the circulatory system 2) pregnancy complications 3) increase economic security 4) suicide 5) longevity

Specify the sequence of levels of the ecological model of health behavior

Number of levels of ecological health behavior model

Family and friends influence this level of ecological health behavior

At this level of the ecological model of behavior in relation to health, the knowledge and skills of the individual are important

Places of study and work are important at this level of the ecological model of health behavior

Society influences the ecological model of health behavior at this level

This level of ecological health behavior is influenced by public policy

The most commonly used health belief models and environmental model theories for

The AIDS prevention program was first applied

Choose wrong - physical activity

Choose the wrong option - physical activity

Choose the correct answer - physical activity

Physical activity

Wrong answer - physical activity

Choose the correct answer - physical activity

Where does suicide rank as the leading cause of death among 15-24 year olds in the United States

What is the second leading cause of death among 15–24-year-olds in the United States

What is primary injury prevention

What percentage of the world's population has a disability

Which article of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities affirms the right of persons with disabilities to the highest standard of health without discrimination

What barriers do people with disabilities face in providing health care 1) physical barriers 2) national barriers 3) communication barriers 4) financial barriers 5) behavioral barriers 6) personal barriers

What type of obstacles is the remoteness of health centers from people's places of residence

What is not a physical barrier that people with disabilities face in providing health care 1) discrimination in the admission of people with disabilities 2) shortcomings in writing prescriptions 3) inability of people with disabilities to pay for medicines 4) flexibility in the organization of patient reception 5) lack of lifts for the disabled 6) lack of road crossings for the disabled

The limited availability of written materials or sign language interpreters for the hearing impaired in the healthcare sector is one of these barriers.

What barrier is the inability of people with disabilities to pay for medicines

What does not apply to communication barriers in the provision of medical care to people with disabilities 1) no road crossings for people in wheelchairs 2) limited availability of written materials or sign language interpreters for the hearing impaired 3) do not print medical information in capital letters 4) recipes are not printed in large print 5) lack of lifts for the disabled

Which of the following is not a financial barrier faced by people with disabilities in providing health care

The foundations of the Health for All by the Year 2000 strategy were laid

Measures to be taken by States parties to the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, adopted in 1966, include: 1) ensuring the reduction of stillbirths, child mortality and ensuring the healthy development of the child; 2) improvement of all aspects of environmental health and labor protection in industry; 3) prevention and treatment of epidemic, endemic, occupational and other diseases and their control; 4) creation and expansion of medical schools 5) formation of recreation areas 6) creation of conditions under which, in case of illness, everyone will be provided with medical assistance

According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the leading actual cause of death is

Proportion of deaths from cancer associated with tobacco

Proportion of deaths from tobacco-related cardiovascular diseases

Second leading cause of death

Third leading cause of death

Proportion of car deaths due to alcohol abuse

Fourth most important actual cause of death

Fifth most important actual cause of death

Public health programs in the United States focus on

One of the reasons why people with higher socioeconomic status are healthier is that

According to the Health belief model, the factors that determine the likelihood of a person changing their behavior when faced with a threat to health are as follows 1) degree of vulnerability to danger 2) risk management 3) barriers to risk reduction actions 4) effectiveness of actions taken to prevent or minimize the problem 5) social adaptation of a person 6) perceived severity of the threat

Life expectancy for white people born in the US in 2013

Life expectancy for blacks born in the US in 2013

How much of breast cancer in the United States is considered "sporadic"

Article 25 of the Constitution of the Republic of Azerbaijan states that the state guarantees equality of rights and freedoms to everyone, regardless of 1) race, ethnicity 2) religion, language, origin 3) property and official status, beliefs 4) belonging to political parties, trade unions and other public associations 5) place of residence 6) monthly salary

Which government agency provides war invalids with rehabilitation, prosthetic and orthopedic equipment, high-tech prostheses, including wheelchairs

An infectious disease that wiped out 75% of the population of Europe and Asia in the 14th century