Unit 5: Mental Health And Community Health Issues

You have an important exam next week and are very worried about it. What should you do to ease the stress?

Which is an effect of short-term exposure to stress?

Conner is worried because his grades are slipping and his mother recently lost her job. Which would be his best strategy to avoid getting depressed?

List A poor grades fighting with friends temporary illness List B family history of depression traumatic incident prolonged illness List C high expectations overeating feelings of irritability and anger Which list includes several causes of depression?

The various types of depression have different causes as well as different levels of severity. Which of the following best describes clinical depression?

Which of the following defines anxiety disorder?

Joaquin can't control the urge to splurge on things he does not need and often runs into financial problems. What disorder does he have?

Eating disorders can be caused by depression, peer and family pressure, substance abuse, or a family history of weight problems. Which eating disorder is characterized by the following: an irrational fear of becoming overweight and engaging in extreme dieting, even starvation, to lose weight?

Which is the best strategy for avoiding long-term stress?

Which is the most realistic goal for attaining and maintaining mental and emotional health?

Which is the healthiest strategy for coping with strong emotions?

Damon is speaking with his friend, Pamela, who he hasn't seen for some time. Their dialogue is shown below. The last time the two met, there was a misunderstanding between them. What communication style is Pamela now using with Damon? Damon: How've you been? I haven't seen you around in a while. Pamela: I'm fine. Damon: Just fine? Not great? That's not the Pam that I know. Pamela: I said I'm fine, didn't I? Damon: Are you sure you're all right? Pamela: You know, Damon, you sure ask a lot of questions.

Wren's mother is looking for her car keys. When she asks Wren where the keys are, Wren responds that she doesn't know. Which non-verbal gesture might Wren make to match her verbal response?

At the international level, public health organizations help underdeveloped and developing countries with poor public health. Which organization created global air-quality guidelines to keep air pollution in check?

How does the national government help improve public health?

Which type of website is most likely to be biased when providing information about a product

The air pollution in your area is increasing by the day. What would be the most appropriate way to address this problem?

Which is a benefit of getting information from a government website?

Which healthcare professional is typically a secondary care provider? (Medical Specialist).

At which healthcare facility is an inpatient surgical procedure most likely to occur?

Which of these buildings is most likely to have indoor air pollution?

What is the first step to take to help reduce pollution?

Which of the following situations is most likely to cause positive stress?

Jane accidentally broke her mom's antique vase and is now trying to pick up the pieces and hide them. Which stage of stress response is she in?

Which of the following is a common misconception about stress?

Which can be an effective way to reduce stress?

Why is it important to know the difference between stressors we can control and those we can't?

You have an important exam in a week's time and are very tense about it. What should you do to ease the stress?

Lara has just had a sudden increase in her workload, which she can't handle. She is feeling very stressed. What can she do to reduce the stress?

Which of these people has a stressed-induced stomachache?

Diane is throwing a party at her place and inviting many of her classmates. Which of her classmates might feel stressed at the party?

Which of these people is more likely to experience stress?

Which of the following people is most likely to be suffering from reactive depression?

alternating moods of extreme happiness and sadness severe and ongoing, needing medical attention usually follows a traumatic event

Psychiatrists

Psychologists

Social workers

Which is the best professional to consult for a severe case of depression?

Which is the best response if you hear a friend say, "I just don't want to live anymore"?

In which of these circumstances should someone seek help from a mental health professional?

Which describes a clinical psychologist?

Which of these statements describes clinical depression?

Which of the following circumstances is most likely to lead to depression?

Which type of depression is generally due to a traumatic event and is less severe than the other types?

A mental illness or disorder

Mental Disorder

overeating but not purging afterwards not eating enough overeating and purging afterwards

Sheila was in a terrible accident six months ago that left her best friend paralyzed. She still is startled by the slightest sudden noise and suffers from sleeplessness, nightmares, and numbness. She has trouble concentrating on anything for a long time and has stopped hanging out with her friends.

loss of contact with reality extreme changes in mood aggressive and destructive actions tough to get along with others

Which example indicates obsessive-compulsive disorder?

Rob sometimes confuses real and imaginary events. What does he suffer from?

Lisa experiences severe mood swings, persistent sadness, and frequent crying. She can feel very happy one minute and extremely sad a few minutes later. What does Lisa suffer from?

Martel was at the theater when he suddenly felt scared for no reason. His pulse raced and he started sweating. What was Martel suffering from?

Josh can't control his compulsion to overeat, and has gained a lot of weight. What does he suffer from?

Primary emotions

Learned emotions

Which of the following is the most realistic goal for attaining better resilience?

Which would be the best resource for someone who is mildly depressed?

Which is the best strategy for avoiding long-term stress?

Which of these professionals specializes in diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of mental illnesses and can prescribe medicine?

What is the ability to bounce back from setbacks or disappointments?

Passive communicators

Aggressive communicators

Passive-aggressive

Assertive communicators

Deidra: Excuse me. Hello. I just tried my pasta primavera. I'm terribly sorry, but this dish is very bitter and doesn't taste quite right. I have a feeling it's because of the eggplant. Waiter: Ma'am, the primavera comes with ten different vegetables. I doubt that you can distinguish the flavor of the eggplant. The primavera is more of an acquired taste. I think you'll get used to it after a few bites. Deidra: Yes, I understand the complexity of the dish. But I'm a regular here, and I've ordered the primavera on several occasions. The dish usually does not taste this way. It's definitely off. I can't eat another bite of this. I would really appreciate it if you could please substitute another meal for this one.

Jim spilled a can of paint on the basement floor. His father is now lecturing him on taking responsibility for his actions, and Jim feels ashamed. Which nonverbal expression might Jim make in this situation?

Which of the following is not an active listening skill?

When a third party gets involved, it's called mediation.

Which type of conflict occurs when two people each have a different set of facts?

Kelly and Davine are on the cheerleading squad. The squad plans to build a pyramid during halftime at the first home basketball game. Both girls want to be on the apex of the pyramid, but only one of them can be selected. Neither girl is willing to back down. What kind of conflict are Kelly and Davine in the midst of?

Two people are having a discussion. What should they do to ensure that the discussion is positive and rewarding?

Who is least likely to be chosen as a mediator during a negotiation?

Two people are negotiating to resolve a conflict. They both have their own ideas about what caused the conflict, but their ideas are very different. What should they do to gain more insight into the cause of their conflict?

How do passive communicators often react in a complex or stressful situation?

Which of the following would you describe as a public health issue?

Which scenario is the best example of public health promotion?

Which statement best describes health promotion?

Which of the following is the best description of health protection?

The air pollution in your area is increasing by the day. What would be the most appropriate way to solve this issue?

Which is a benefit of getting information from a government website?

pamela is making an online purchase. Which action will help ensure that her personal information will be secure?

Which statement about herbal health products is true?

Which is the best way to pay for an online purchase?

Which type of website is most likely to be biased when providing information about a product?

Which healthcare professional is typically a primary care provider?

$1,500 hospital bill -$1,000 Trent's deductible $500 ? apply 80/20 co-insurance to this amount $500 × 0.80 = $400 insurance provider owes this much $500 × 0.20 = $100 Trent owes this much $15 Trent's co-pay Trent owes $1,115 in all ($1,000 + $100 + $15). The insurance provider owes $400.

Gina has a traditional health insurance plan. Her deductible is $500. The level of co-insurance for her plan is 80/20, where 20 represents Gina's portion. She does not have any co-payment. If Gina incurs a $2,300 hospital bill, how much money must she pay out of pocket for the bill?

Which two healthcare plans typically require patients to see a primary care physician?

You attend a routine medical checkup at a group practice. Before seeing a physician, you are required to fill out paperwork that describes your medical history. Which item is not part of your medical history?

If you need a routine health checkup, which facility is most cost-effective?

Which trait is not a desirable quality in a primary care physician?

Which healthcare professional is typically a secondary care provider?

Stephanie belongs to a PPO that has a $1,000 deductible. The deductible applies only if Stephanie meets with doctors outside her network. There is no co-payment. Stephanie incurred a bill of $2,000 when she met with an out-of-network specialist for a thyroid problem. She owes $1,400 out of pocket for the bill. If the PPO pays $600 after Stephanie has paid her deductible, what is the co-insurance clause of the PPO that Stephanie belongs to?

Which of these people lives in the healthiest environment?

Which of these environments is most likely to cause respiratory diseases?

Which situation poses a health risk from hazardous waste?

How is precycling different from recycling?

Maribel is trying to improve the healthiness of her town's environment. Which strategy would best help her achieve this goal?

Which practice contributes the most to environmental pollution?

Which of these buildings is most likely to have indoor air pollution?

Denzel's mom has asked him to organize the family's trash for disposal. Which of these items should he put with the hazardous waste?

What is the first step to take to help reduce pollution?

Which of these people is in an environment that is likely to affect their emotional health?