Unit 3 aos 2 quiz

Which of the following is a key component of the social model of health?

• Addresses the broader determinants of health

• Focuses solely on medical treatments

• Ignores social inequities

• Does not involve community actions

Answer explanation

The key component of the social model of health is addressing the broader determinants of health, focusing on social factors rather than just medical treatments.

What is one of the actions promoted by the Ottawa Charter for health promotion?

• Create supportive environments

• Focus only on individual treatments

• Ignore public policy

• Avoid community actions

Answer explanation

One of the actions promoted by the Ottawa Charter for health promotion is to create supportive environments, emphasizing the importance of surroundings that promote health and well-being.

Which of the following is NOT a part of Medicare?

• Medicare levy

• Medicare safety net

• Private health insurance premium

• Bulk billing

Answer explanation

Private health insurance premium is NOT a part of Medicare, as it is a separate insurance coverage outside of the Medicare system.

What does the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) include?

• Pharmaceutical benefits scheme safety net

• Private health insurance rebate

• Medicare levy surcharge

• National disability insurance scheme

Answer explanation

The Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) includes the Pharmaceutical benefits scheme safety net, which helps individuals with high medication costs.

Which of the following is an example of private health insurance?

• Lifetime health cover

• Medicare levy

• Pharmaceutical benefits scheme safety net

• National disability insurance scheme

Answer explanation

Lifetime health cover is an example of private health insurance, as it is a policy that provides coverage for private medical expenses.

What does Medicare not cover?

• Hospital stays

• Dental care

• General practitioner visits

• Specialist consultations

Answer explanation

Medicare does not cover dental care, which is not included in its coverage. While it covers hospital stays, general practitioner visits, and specialist consultations, dental care is not part of the coverage.

How is Medicare funded?

• Through private insurance premiums

• Through government taxes

• Through donations

• Through pharmaceutical companies

What is one advantage of private health insurance?

Who is eligible to be part of the NDIS?

• Only children under 12

• Only people over 65

• People with a permanent and significant disability

• Only people with temporary disabilities

What are guideline 2 and 3 of Australian Dietary Guidelines?