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PHC281
Which of the following in clinical applications in Biofeedback can be used for direct
symptom control and what else?
a.
Achieving generalized change in physiological state
b.
Decrease awareness of symptoms
c.
Decrease motivation to act
d.
Increase motivation to act
Who is less likely to consult a doctor for their illnesses?
a.
Adolescents and young
b.
Children’s caregivers when child is ill
c.
Old age Patients
d.
Women
Who of the following patients may be negatively stereotyped by certain doctors during
medical consultation?
a.
Alcohol abusers
b.
Cancer patients
c.
Diabetic patients
d.
Hepatic patients
What is the meaning of (PCA) appreciation?
a.
Patient care administration
b.
Patient controlled analgesia
c.
Practical class accreditation
d.
Public care administration
Which of the following describe a particular form of social interaction, which is
distinguished from other dyadic interactions by its setting, function, and competence gap?
a.
Consulter
b.
Making a diagnosis
c.
Medical consultation
d.
Patient communication
Which of the following is a set of procedures that enable the individual to control some
specified physiological process by providing an external cue or monitor to indicate the
activity of that process?
a.
Biofeedback
b.
Nervous system
c.
Neuroendocrine
d.
Neurotransmitters
Which of the following referred to the hospitalized patient?
a.
Depression
b.
Increase of sleeping
c.
Loss of privacy and independence
d.
Loss of weight
Which human system exists to protect the body against infection and diseases?
a.
Immune system
b.
Integumentary system
c.
Skeletal system
d.
Somatic nervous system
Which of the following hormones is the key corticosteroids in stress responding?
a.
Individual Adrenaline
b.
Cortisol
c.
Noradrenaline
d.
Serotonin
Which of the following is not an essential element of biofeedback?
a.
Assessment of effectiveness
b.
Instruction
c.
Recording and monitoring
d.
Subject motivation
Which of the following is a definition of stress inside?
a.
Events in life that are happening or have happened to a person, stress to which a person
responds.
b.
Mental or physical processes which are happening or have happened within a person stress which
a person suffers.
c.
Only Mental processes which are happening or have happened within a person stress from which
a person suffers
d.
Only Physical processes which are happening or have happened within a person stress from which
a person suffers
Which of the following is refers to degree to which a person’s behavior corresponds with
medical or health advice?
a.
Compliance
b.
Consultation
c.
Non-compliance
d.
Stress
Which of the following is a beneficial preparation method for children as they have special
needs and their preparation for hospitalization should be different from adults.?
a.
Providing computer games
b.
Providing information about the medical procedures
c.
Relaxation training
d.
Stress management training
Which of the following term refers to “the personal habits and lifestyle behaviors, such as
smoking and excessive drinking, which can influence the onset and course of disease”?
a.
Behavioral pathogens
b.
Healthy habits
c.
Infectious agents
d. Protective behaviors
Which of the following is temporarily activated in short term stress where coping resources
are adequate?
a.
B-cells
b.
Hypothalamic Pituitary Adrenal (HPA) system
c.
Sympathetic Adrenal Medullary (SAM) system
d.
T-cells
What is the most important tool used by a health professional that plays a crucial role in
effective recovery?
a.
Cosmetic outcomes
b.
Medical history
c.
Pain assessment
d.
Spiritual healing
What is the oldest and best known of the health behavior models?
a.
Health Belief Model
b.
Protection Motivation Theory
c.
Theory of Planned Behavior
d.
Transtheoretical Model of Behavior Change
What is the interdisciplinary science that is beginning to show us more about the
mechanisms by which psychological stress may come to influence health outcomes?
a.
Physiology of Stress
b.
Psychoneuroimmunology (PNI)
c.
Stress inside
d.
Stress outside
Which of the following is a style that describes “forgetting and the matter” (Individual
differences and coping with stress are important modulators to the stress experience)?
a.
Acceptance style
b.
Avoidance style
c.
Problem-solving style
d.
Vigilant style
Which of the following is meaning that medical or health advice is not followed?
a.
Adherence
b.
Intentional non-compliance
c.
Non-compliance
d.
Unintentional non-compliance
Which of the following term refers to “the aggregate of the specific educational, scientific
and professional contributions of the discipline of psychology to the promotion and
maintenance of health”?
a.
Health education
b.
Health planning
c.
Health policy
d.
Health psychology
Which of the following model suggest that people move through a series of stages in
changing their behavior?
a.
Health Belief Model
b.
Protection Motivation Theory
c.
Theory of Planned Behavior
d.
Transtheoretical Model of Behavior Change
Which of following characteristics is not associated with Bad patient?
a.
Appreciation for medical staff efforts
b.
Frequently ask questions
c.
Perceived as acts of defiance
d.
Placing demands on both time and attention of staff
Which of the following model emphasize the role of decision making and seek to explain the
suggested relationships between attitudes and behaviors?
a.
Health Belief Model
b.
Protection Motivation Theory
c.
Theory of Planned Behavior
d.
Transtheoretical Model of Behavior Change
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