Question 1

The definition of wellness includes three key components.Which of the following is NOT one of them?

Accepted Answer

A) Multidimensionality 
B) Positive health 
C) Descriptors of wellness 
D) Medical diagnoses 
A) Multidimensionality 
B) Positive health 
C) Descriptors of wellness 
D) Medical diagnoses D

Question 2

The most efficacious physical therapy intervention to address wellness is:

Accepted Answer

A) Education about body mechanics 
B) Environmental modification 
C) Guided visual imagery 
D) Physical exercise 
A) Education about body mechanics 
B) Environmental modification 
C) Guided visual imagery 
D) Physical exercise D

Question 3

An aspect of positive cognitive and physical function as described by Rowe and Kahn (1997)would be:

Accepted Answer

A) Language and memory 
B) Genetic influences 
C) Spirituality 
D) Productive activities 
A) Language and memory 
B) Genetic influences 
C) Spirituality 
D) Productive activities A

Question 4

In the Person-Environment-Occupation (PEO)framework,which of the following is NOT a person factor?

Accepted Answer

A) Genetics 
B) Perceived control 
C) Family dynamics 
D) Self-efficacy 
A) Genetics 
B) Perceived control 
C) Family dynamics 
D) Self-efficacy

Question 5

A form of intervention that encourages increased physical activity in the context of everyday life is:

Accepted Answer

A) Lifestyle redesign 
B) Physical activity 
C) Self-management programs 
D) Active living programs 
A) Lifestyle redesign 
B) Physical activity 
C) Self-management programs 
D) Active living programs

Question 6

Occupational therapy intervention to support health management interventions to address activities of daily living has been found to:

Accepted Answer

A) Have moderate to strong positive impact 
B) Have strong negative impact 
C) Have no impact,either positive or negative 
D) Be impossible to study 
A) Have moderate to strong positive impact 
B) Have strong negative impact 
C) Have no impact,either positive or negative 
D) Be impossible to study

Question 7

Which of the following constructs is best defined as "a subjective concept that includes a person's perceptions related to positive and negative affect,and life satisfaction" (Corbin & Pangrazi,2001,p.3)?

Accepted Answer

A) Quality of life 
B) Well-being 
C) Wellness 
D) Health 
A) Quality of life 
B) Well-being 
C) Wellness 
D) Health

Question 8

In implementing fall prevention programming,the strongest evidence of efficacy suggests programs that:

Accepted Answer

A) Emphasize exercise 
B) Are multifactorial 
C) Focus on psychosocial issues 
D) Fall prevention does not work 
A) Emphasize exercise 
B) Are multifactorial 
C) Focus on psychosocial issues 
D) Fall prevention does not work

Question 9

In the PEO framework,access to health care is considered a:

Accepted Answer

A) Person factor 
B) Occupation factor 
C) Spiritual factor 
D) Social determinant 
A) Person factor 
B) Occupation factor 
C) Spiritual factor 
D) Social determinant

Question 10

A form of health-related intervention that makes heavy use of cognitive behavior therapy is:

Accepted Answer

A) Health promotion 
B) Health coaching 
C) Health education 
D) Psychotherapy 
A) Health promotion 
B) Health coaching 
C) Health education 
D) Psychotherapy

Exam 28: Health and Wellness Services

The definition of wellness includes three key components.Which of the following is NOT one of them?

The most efficacious physical therapy intervention to address wellness is:

An aspect of positive cognitive and physical function as described by Rowe and Kahn (1997)would be:

In the Person-Environment-Occupation (PEO)framework,which of the following is NOT a person factor?

A form of intervention that encourages increased physical activity in the context of everyday life is:

Occupational therapy intervention to support health management interventions to address activities of daily living has been found to:

Which of the following constructs is best defined as "a subjective concept that includes a person's perceptions related to positive and negative affect,and life satisfaction" (Corbin & Pangrazi,2001,p.3)?

In implementing fall prevention programming,the strongest evidence of efficacy suggests programs that:

In the PEO framework,access to health care is considered a:

A form of health-related intervention that makes heavy use of cognitive behavior therapy is:

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Public Policy and Advocacy in North America

Policy and Systems Around the World: Supplemental Essays

Meaningful Occupation in Later Life

Culture,ethics,and Elder Abuse

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Cardiopulmonary and Cardiovascular Function

Sensory Function and Function Related to the Skin

Neuromuscular and Movement Functions: Muscle,bone,and Joints

Neuromuscular and Movement Function: Coordination,balance,and Gait

Cognitive and Emotional Function: Health Conditions

Cardiopulmonary and Cardiovascular Function: Health Conditions

Sensory Function,function Related to the Skin,and Pain: Health Conditions

Neuromuscular and Movement Function: Health Conditions

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Environment,products,and Technology

Driving

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Interactions,relationships,and Sexuality

Learning in Later Life

Spirituality

Evaluation of Functional Performance

Community-Based Services

Primary Care

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Home Health Care

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