Halk Sağlığı Atama Yardımı
Halk sağlığı atama yardımı, öğrencilerin ve uygulayıcıların halk sağlığıyla ilgili görevleri daha iyi tamamlamalarına yardımcı olmak için tasarlanmış bir halk sağlığı öğrenme aracıdır. Program, öğrencilerin halk sağlığının çeşitli yönlerini daha iyi anlamalarına yardımcı olmak için ders materyalleri, araştırma makaleleri, video eğitimleri vb. dahil olmak üzere çok sayıda halk sağlığı öğrenme kaynağı sağlar.
Ayrıca platform, öğrencilerin ödevlerini daha verimli bir şekilde tamamlamalarına yardımcı olmak için hesap makineleri, veri tabanı sorguları, harita analizi vb. gibi çeşitli araçlar sağlar. Halk sağlığı ödev yardımcısı aynı zamanda öğrencilerin halk sağlığı farkındalığını ve yeterliliğini geliştirmek için deneyimlerini ve kaynaklarını diğer halk sağlığı profesyonelleriyle paylaşabilecekleri çevrimiçi bir iletişim topluluğu da sağlar.
- 1. Mobile health apps are not used for. A Chronk diseasemaganent C Fitness tracking D Mental health support E Numion tracking 2. "Store-and-Forward" teknedsine is best suited for A Live video consultations B Real-tene surgery C Asynchronous data sharing D Sports injury treatment E Continuous glucosemonitoning 3. Which of the following sentences is true? A Digital Health does not include wearable devices in its definition. B The Da Vinci Surgic System enables robotic- assisted minimally invasive surgery. C The primary role of Al in healthcare is to replace all healthcare professionals. D Telenedicine has decreased patient satisfaction due to limited convenience. E mHealth apps are designed for physician-only access to patient health records. 4. Which organizations paddines guvem data privacy in telemedicine in Earope? A PDA B HIPAA D NIS E WHO 5. Which of the following sentences is true? A Telonedicine solely nelies on stormand- ation and extudes live video consultations B. Al-driven doug discovery processes can reduce development tandines form years months primary benefit of HIS is to improve direct clinical care without the need for data analysis D JUM focuses on patients in primary care settings only. E The GDPKin Exrope regulates telemedicine practices specifically in the U.S. 6. Which of the following sentences is true? A Al in healtheare is only used in administrative tasks and has no role in diagnostics. B The Health Workforce component of the WHO framework enghasions the use of automated tools over trained professionals C Data privacy concems are not relevant in telemedicine since all platfoms are inherently secure. Remote Patient (RSM) can help reduce hospital readmissions for chronic disease patients E The introduction of MRI technology in healthcare occurred before
- Pharmacokinetic studies to assess bioequivalence The plasma concentration-time curves for two different products containing the same active drug following oral dosing are illustrated in Fig. 21.14. These formulations differ in terms of their rates of absorption (tmax and Cmax are different); however, for both formulations the drug concentration is below the maximum safe concentration, so no big difference in tolerability would be expected and the two formulations are above the minimum effective concentration for a similar period so would be expected to perform similarly. To declare bioequivalence between these two formulations, however, the ratio of the geometric means of Cmax and AUC for the test and reference products from a number of participants needs to be within predetermined statistical criteria (normally 80.00 % to 125.00 % ). Fig. 21.14 cdot Plasma concentration-time curves for two chemically equivalent drug products administered in equal single doses by the oral route.
- The slowest step in this series , which is the rate limiting step, controls the overall rate and extent of appearance of intact drug in the systemic circulation. The rate-limiting ; step will vary from drug to drug. For a drug which has a very poor aqueous solubility, the rate at which it dissolves in the gastrointest inal fluids is often the slowest of all the steps, and the bioavailability of that drug is said to be dissolutiol n-rate limited. In contrast, for a drug that has a high aqueous solubility, its dissolution will be rapid, and the rate at which the drug crosses the gastrointestinal membrane may be the rate -limiting step , termed permeability limited.
- the thermometer probe be placed? A. At the edge of the food B. On the surface of the food. C. In the thickest part of the food D. In the thinnest part of the food 4. What probe should be used to check the temperature of a pot of soup? A. Air probe B. Surface probe C. Immersion probe D. Penetration probe 5. What device can be used to record time-temperature abuse during the delivery of food? A. Thermocouple B. Thermistor C. Time-temperature indicator D. Bimetallic stemmed thermometer 6. At what temperatures do most foodborne pathogens grow most quickly? A. Between 0^circ F and 41^circ F -18^circ C and 5^circ C) B. Between 45^circ F and 65^circ F 17^circ C and 18^circ C) C. Between 70^circ F and 125^circ F 121^circ C and 52^circ C D. Between 130^circ F and 165^circ F 54^circ C and 74^circ C) ServSafe Coursebook 7. Which thermometer is in incapable of mea- suring the internal temperature of food? A. Bimetallic stemmed thermometer B. Infrared thermometer C. Thermocouple D. Thermistor 8. A thermometer used to measure the tem- perature of food must be accurate to what temperature? A. pm 5^circ F or pm 2.5^circ C B. pm 4^circ F or pm 2^circ C C. pm 3^circ F or pm 1.5^circ C D. pm 2^circ F or pm 1^circ C 9. While getting ready to check the tempera- ture of a turkey breast, a chef dropped a bimetallic stemmed thermometer onto a prep table. What should the chef do next? A. Calibrate the thermometer B. Confirm the position of the dimple C. Take the temperature of turkey D. Install a surface probe on the thermometer 10. What happens when food spends time in the temperature danger zone? A. Pathogens are reduced to safe levels B. Pathogens have time to grow C. Food quality is maintained D. Toxins are destroyed
- 9) Which of the followingty an example of a zoonotic disease? A. Malaria B. Hifluenza C. Cholera D. Dengue fever 10). Which of the following is a primary source of healpfrdpta used in epidemiological studies? A. Medical textbooks B Social media platforms C. Afospital records D. Newspaper articles 11)What is the definition of public health? A. The study of individual health conditions B. The promotion of healthcare services for individuals C. The science and practice of protecting and improving the health of communities D. The provision of medical treatment to specific populations E. The management of healthcare systems 12) What was the significance of the germ theory of disease? Asyt emphasized the importance of lifestyle factors in disease prevention B.It led to the development of vaccines and antibiotics C.It focused on environmental factors as the primary cause of diseases D. It promoted the use of traditional healing practices E. It established the role of genetics in disease transmission 13) Which of the following is a core principle of public health? . B Equality A. Individualism C. Profit maximization D. Medical specialization E. Technological advancement 14) Which organization is responsible for disease surveillance and prevention in the United States? A. World Health Organization for Disease Control (CDC) C. National Institutes of Health (NII)D. United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) E. World Bank 15) Which global initiative aims to improve health equity and address global health challenges? A. Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) C. European Union Health Strategy C. Global Fund for AIDS Tuberculosis, and Malaria D. Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance E. World Health Assembly (WHA). 16) What is epidemiology? (B)The study of how diseases affect societies A. The study of individual diseases D. The study of the history of diseases C. The study of the human body and its functions E. The study of disease prevention through vaccination 17) Which of the following study designs is commonly used in epidemiology to investigate associations between exposures and outcomes? Dase-control study B. Randomized controlled trial Cross-sectional study D. Qualitative study E. Descriptive study 18) What is the purpose of data collection in epidemiology? analyze the statistical significance of findings A. To determine the sample size for a study measure and quantify exposures and outcomes C. To identify potential confounding factors E. To determine the research question for a study 19) What is sampling in epidemiology? A. The process of collecting data from participants B. The process of selecting study subjects from a target population C. The process of analyzing data using statistical methods D. The process of conducting laboratory tests on collected samples E. The process of informed consent from study participants