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MIDTERM LONG QUIZ

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1. COPAR means 
2. In COPAR , the first characteristics is the participation of the 
3. The core issue in participatory Research is 
4.  The following topics was discussed in COPAR except 
5. In this phase of COPAR, the organizing process where the community organizer looks for communities to serve
help takes place 
6. Sometimes called the social preparation phase. Is crucial in determining which strategies for organizing would
suit the chosen community. 
7. Is an activity in the entry phase where we establish rapport with the people in continuing effort to imbibe
community life. 
8. Phase in COPAR  when the community organization has already been established and the community members
are already actively participating in community-wide undertakings.  
9. Enumerate the critical steps of COPAR
10. It is at this phase where the organized leaders or groups are being given training (formal, informal, OJT) to
develop their style in managing their own concerns/programs
11. Who are the leaders in the Core group formation 
12. A continous and sustained process of educating the people to let them understand and develop their critical
awareness of the existing conditions 
13. Who is the Father of Community Organizing? 
14. Identified as a fundamental process to achieve health and sustainable development changing the conditions
within the community and the behaviors of the people in it. 
15. Is both a means and an end towards achieving health as total well being and not just the absence od
disease.This is based in the Primary health care Philosophy and Approach.
16. This is when Marcos as then president of the Philippines mandated the Ministry of health to adapt the Primary
Health Care (PHC) in our country. 
17. WHO launched the global strategy for Primary Health Care 
18. This is when the ALMA ALTA Declaration of USSR was launched. 
19. It is the first level of contact of individuals, family, and community with the national health system
bringing health care as close as possible to where people live and work. 
20. The definitions of primary health care by the World Health Organization
21. The reinterpreted, redefined, and new definition of primary health care 
22. What is the decision-making process of primary health care? 
23. Based on history, the term primary health care was coined in 1978 in a joint WHO-UNICEF international
conference also known as: 
24. This declaration aims to refocus efforts on primary health care to ensure that everyone everywhere is
able to enjoy the highest possible attainable standard of health. 
25. In the Philippines, this is the legal basis that adopted primary health care as an approach toward the
design, development, and implementation of programs focusing on health development at community level. 
26. This pillar of primary health care ensures that different agencies collaborate and function
interdependently to meet the health care needs of the people.
27. Among the following pillars, the people are getting physical, mental, social, and spiritual support to
meet the goals of primary health care. 
28. This pillar of primary health care is scientifically sound, adaptable to local needs, and acceptable to
those who apply it and to whom it is applied. 
29. This a process in which the community is engaged in making decisions about their own health. 
30. During the implementation, advocacy and social preparations are needed to make the community
aware of primary health care and its advantages. 
31. This level of health care is also known as the first referral level. 
32. This level of health care comprises specialist care provided by regional and national health care
facilities 
33. In terms of primary health care mobilization, which level does a public health nurse belong?
34. Regarding primary health care workers, which of the following is considered as a grassroot health
worker? 
35. This law ensures that all Filipinos are guaranteed equitable access to quality and affordable health care
goods and services, and protected against financial risk.
36. Who will benefit from the Universal Health Care Act? 
37. How will the Universal Health Care Act assure better service delivery, especially in geographically
isolated and disadvantaged areas? 
38. This refers to a group of primary to tertiary care providers, whether public or private, offering people-
centered and comprehensive care in an integrated and coordinated manner. 
39. This refers to an organization of people, institutions, and resources accountable for the delivery,
management, and financing of health services to meet the health and health-related needs of the population
within the jurisdictional boundaries. 
40. This refers to services which can be accessed within a health facility or that can be definitively traced
back to a single recipient. 
41. This refers to interventions pertaining to health promotion, disease surveillance, and vector control. 
42. This refers to the multidisciplinary and systematic evaluation of health interventions developed to
solve a health problem and improve quality of lives and health outcomes. 
43. This will evaluate policies, programs, and projects that are crucial in attaining better health outcomes
or those that may have an impact on the health sector. 
44. This covers drugs, vaccines, medical devices, medical equipment, medical and surgical procedures,
preventive and promotive health services, traditional medicine and other health-related interventions that are
seeking coverage or funding in the public sectors. 
45. These are 17 goals with 169 targets that all 191 United Nations Member States have agreed to
achieve. 
46. This government agency holds the overall technical authority on health as it is a national health
policymaker and regulatory institution. 
47. The Department of Health believes in upholding truth and pursuing honesty, accountability, and
consistency in performing its functions. 
48. While the Department of Health upholds the quality of life, respect for human dignity is encouraged by
working with sympathy and benevolence for the people in need. 
49. The Department of Health continuously strive for the best by fostering innovation, effectiveness and
efficiency, pro-action, dynamism, and openness to change. 
50. Secure sustainable investments to improve health outcomes and ensure efficient and equitable use of
health resources.