Module One : Posttest

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MODULE ONE POSTTEST
10 questions / 10 points each

Name:

Question 1.
What public health action resulted from an early attempt at maternal and child health (MCH) data analysis?
A: Declining birth rates led to the implementation of the US Census
B: High teen pregnancy rates led to the development of local health departments
C: Prenatal care was recommended for women because of an increase in hospital deliveries
D: High infant death rates led to the development of "milk stations"
E: All of the above

Question 2.
Which of the following is not a required feature of an indicator in maternal and child health?
A: Consistent Reporting
B: Quality data
C: Easy-To-Collect
D: Standard Definitions

Question 3.
What is Healthy People 2010?
A: A set of national health priorities
B: Software for analyzing public health data
C: A committee of local and state health department officials
D: A network of distance learning programs
E: None of these

Question 4.

		Breastfeeding
		YES	NO	TOTAL
Mother's Age	< 18 yrs	A	B	A+B
	> 18 yrs	C	D	C+D
	TOTAL	A+C	B+D	A+B+C+D

According to the table above what is the total number of women who breastfed?
Cell A + Cell B
Cell D
Cell A
Cell A + Cell B + Cell C + Cell D
None of the above

Question 5.

		Breastfeeding
		YES	NO	TOTAL
Mother's Age	< 18 yrs	A	B	A+B
	> 18 yrs	C	D	C+D
	TOTAL	A+C	B+D	A+B+C+D

According to the table above what is the total number of women over 18 years of age who did not breastfeed?
Cell A + Cell B
Cell D
Cell A
Cell A + Cell B + Cell C + Cell D
None of the above

Question 6.
Which of the following is/are reason(s) why agencies would conduct analysis of maternal and child health (MCH) data?
A: To learn more about their problems
B: To track progress toward goals
C: To help target services
D: To evaluate a program
E: All of the above are reasons

Question 7.
When did many city and local health agencies begin calculating infant and childhood death rates?
A: 1920s
B: 1970s
C: 1870s
D: 1950s

Question 8.
What is CDC Wonder?
A: A set of national health priorities
B: Software for obtaining public health data
C: A committee of local and state health department officials
D: A network of distance learning programs
E: A journal devoted to MCH data analysis

Question 9.
Which of the following is not a use of Healthy People 2010?
A: Local areas can develop their own version of Healthy People 2010
B: Agencies not in compliance with Healthy People 2010 can be fined
C: Research can be funded surrounding topics covered in Healthy People 2010
D: Periodic updates to Healthy People 2010 document the nation's progress toward stated goals

Question 10.
Which of the following is not a component of a good study question?
A: Specifies statistical procedures to be used
B: Identifies the issue being addressed
C: Indicates the people being included in your study
D: Specifies the time period for the study

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