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What is the main focus of the narrow approach to public health?
What is the main focus of the narrow approach to public health?
- Enhancing community engagement
- Promoting overall well-being
- Addressing wider sociocultural factors
- Preventing diseases and controlling costs (correct)
What is the main motivation for behavior change in the narrow approach?
What is the main motivation for behavior change in the narrow approach?
- Enhancing community connections
- Improving environmental factors
- Reducing individual risk (correct)
- Addressing global health issues
Which statement best describes the burden of prevention and health promotion in the narrow approach?
Which statement best describes the burden of prevention and health promotion in the narrow approach?
- Primarily placed on governments
- Shared responsibility among individuals and society
- Shifted to community organizations
- Solely on the individual themselves (correct)
In the broad approach to public health, how is health defined?
In the broad approach to public health, how is health defined?
What distinguishes the broad approach from the narrow approach in terms of health promotion?
What distinguishes the broad approach from the narrow approach in terms of health promotion?
What is a key concern addressed by the sociocultural theoretical model in public health nutrition?
What is a key concern addressed by the sociocultural theoretical model in public health nutrition?
What is the main challenge mentioned in the text when it comes to estimating the number of calories needed per day?
What is the main challenge mentioned in the text when it comes to estimating the number of calories needed per day?
Why are predictive equations considered unreliable for designing an appropriate nutrition plan?
Why are predictive equations considered unreliable for designing an appropriate nutrition plan?
Which of the following is NOT part of the 'ABCD' approach mentioned in the text for nutrition assessment?
Which of the following is NOT part of the 'ABCD' approach mentioned in the text for nutrition assessment?
What is the primary purpose of Anthropometric Measurement in nutritional assessment?
What is the primary purpose of Anthropometric Measurement in nutritional assessment?
Why is an 'ABCD' approach crucial in nutrition assessment?
Why is an 'ABCD' approach crucial in nutrition assessment?
In terms of nutrition assessment, why are both overfeeding and underfeeding highlighted as concerns?
In terms of nutrition assessment, why are both overfeeding and underfeeding highlighted as concerns?
Why is stature (height/length) important in evaluating growth and nutrition status in children?
Why is stature (height/length) important in evaluating growth and nutrition status in children?
Why are accurate height measurements important according to the text?
Why are accurate height measurements important according to the text?
Why are beam scales with movable but nondetachable weights or accurate electronic scales recommended for obtaining body weight measurements?
Why are beam scales with movable but nondetachable weights or accurate electronic scales recommended for obtaining body weight measurements?
Why is single anthropometric measurements considered limited in effectiveness according to the text?
Why is single anthropometric measurements considered limited in effectiveness according to the text?
Why is stature more important for evaluating growth and nutrition status in children than in adults?
Why is stature more important for evaluating growth and nutrition status in children than in adults?
Why is weight considered one of the most important measurements in assessing nutrition status?
Why is weight considered one of the most important measurements in assessing nutrition status?
Which population group is more likely to have their body fat underestimated by BMI?
Which population group is more likely to have their body fat underestimated by BMI?
What does a waist circumference greater than 40 inches in men indicate?
What does a waist circumference greater than 40 inches in men indicate?
In which BMI category is the risk of all-cause mortality lowest according to the text?
In which BMI category is the risk of all-cause mortality lowest according to the text?
What does Cardiorespiratory Fitness (CRF) potentially modify according to the text?
What does Cardiorespiratory Fitness (CRF) potentially modify according to the text?
What is Body Mass Index (BMI) most associated with according to the text?
What is Body Mass Index (BMI) most associated with according to the text?
Which group is more likely to have their body fat overestimated by BMI?
Which group is more likely to have their body fat overestimated by BMI?
What is emphasized about weight change in the text?
What is emphasized about weight change in the text?
How is Percent Weight Change calculated according to the text?
How is Percent Weight Change calculated according to the text?
In the provided example case of Mrs. Andal, what is her percent weight change from her usual weight?
In the provided example case of Mrs. Andal, what is her percent weight change from her usual weight?
Why is Body Mass Index (BMI) considered limited?
Why is Body Mass Index (BMI) considered limited?
What genetic markers are associated with high body fat percentages according to the text?
What genetic markers are associated with high body fat percentages according to the text?
In what context are weight changes more meaningful according to the text?
In what context are weight changes more meaningful according to the text?
