Economics and health management. The health of the population and the factors that form it

influence is:

Organization of medical care

Environment

Biological factors

Lifestyle (socio-economic)

.?Factors affecting health:

Conditions and lifestyle

Hereditary-genetic

Natural and ecological

Medical and organizational

Socio-hygienic

.?Medical characteristics of population health are:

Incidence

Disability

Physical development

Demographic and health data

Lifestyle

.?The social characteristics of the health of the population are:

Sanitary and hygienic characteristics

Lifestyle

Indicators of the socio-economic development of the country

Health groups

.?Mental characteristics of population health are:

mental illness

Border states

Psychological indicators

Medical and demographic indicators

.?Statistical measures of population health are:

Demographics

Incidence

Disability

Physical development

Health facility attendance

The main sources of information on public health

serve the following, except:

official information about the death of the population

Insurance company data

epidemiological information

Environmental and health monitoring data

Registers of diseases, accidents and injuries

Preserving and strengthening the health of the population is influenced by

the following factors:

The level of culture of the population

Environmental factors of the environment

Quality and accessibility of medical care

Safe conditions labor

Nutritional balance

Coverage of the population by medical examinations

.?By physical development is understood:

The totality of all anthropological features and results

functional measurements

Somatic signs and indicators

body data

Balanced diet

.? The methods of studying the incidence include everything except:

For reasons of death

By negotiability

According to the census

According to medical examinations

.?Primary morbidity is:

Diseases first identified this year and nowhere before

not taken into account

Morbidity registered by a doctor and recorded by him in

medical records

.?The essence of the term "morbidity"?

Incidence rate according to attendance data

Morbidity registered by a doctor and recorded by him

in medical records

The totality of all diseases present in the population,

first identified in this year or previously known

for which patients reapplied this year

.?Under the statistical term "convertibility" is understood:

The number of patients who applied for medical treatment for the first time

help with illness

The ratio of the number of all primary visits for

diseases to the total number of population served

A disease that the patient has been suffering from for a number of years

and annually visits a polyclinic doctor will be included in the statistics:

primary morbidity

General morbidity

Pathological affection

The main types of registered morbidity

according to attendance:

General morbidity

The most important non-epidemic

epidemic

hospitalized

Incidence with VUT

SARS incidence

For how long and at what hospital

notification of a major non-epidemic disease is sent:

To the dispensary of the corresponding profile within 1 month

In SES within 5 hours

To the dispensary of the corresponding profile within 3 days

To the dispensary of the corresponding profile within 2 weeks

.?Indicate the main methods for studying the incidence:

Negotiability

Preventive checkups

Registration of causes of death

Method of expert assessments

Specify a single normative document for statistical

developments of hospitalized morbidity:

International Classification of Diseases, Injuries and Causes of Death

Statistical card of the person who left the hospital, f. No. 066/y

A sheet of records of the movement of patients and hospital beds,

.?In the study of epidemic morbidity, the following is used:

Journal of registration of infectious diseases in health care facilities and TsSEN

Emergency notification of infectious disease, food poisoning, acute occupational poisoning and unusual reaction to vaccination

.?When an infectious disease is detected in a patient, the doctor fills out:

The patient's medical record

Emergency notification of infectious disease, food poisoning, acute occupational poisoning, unusual reaction to vaccination

Major Illness Notice

.?If tuberculosis is detected or suspected, the doctor fills out:

Emergency notification of infectious disease, food poisoning, acute occupational poisoning and unusual reaction to vaccination

The patient's medical record

Notice of a patient with a first-ever diagnosis

tuberculosis, recurrence of tuberculosis

1. Health economics is a science that studies

2) problems economic activity health care

2. According to the World Health Organization, health is

3) a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity

3. The leading indicator of public health for practical healthcare is

2) incidence

4. Leading factors shaping the health of the population

3) socio-economic

5. The greatest influence on the formation of public health has

3) lifestyle of the population

6. Polishing dust, gypsum, monomer vapors and gasoline are the main risk factors in the work:

4) dental technicians

7. Static voltage, risk of nosocomial infection are the main risk factors in work:

1) dentists-therapists

8. Demographic situation in Russia is characterized

3) natural decline

9. A universal integrated indicator of the health of the population is

1) average life expectancy

10. The main cause of death in the population is

2) cardiovascular disease

11. Infant mortality is the death of children

3) in the first year of life

12. In the international classification of diseases of the 10th revision, the number of classes is provided:

13. Non-epidemic diseases are diseases:

2) widespread, socially determined

14. The source of the study of morbidity by negotiability is

3) ticket outpatient

15. The main accounting document in the study of morbidity with temporary disability is

1) sick leave

16. The source of the study of infectious diseases is

2) emergency notification of an infectious disease, food, acute occupational poisoning

17. The source of the study of dental morbidity by negotiability is

3) medical card dental patient

18. In the structure of dental morbidity in terms of attendance, the first place is occupied by

2) dental caries and its complications

19. In Russia, in the period until 1994, the health care system operated

3) state

20. Currently in Russian Federation healthcare model adopted

2) budget insurance

21. The reason for the transition to budget-insurance medicine

3) obtaining additional sources of funding

22. Employers' insurance premiums for CHI (compulsory health insurance) are from the fund wages

23. From funds health insurance funded

4) provision of guaranteed types of medical care under the program of compulsory medical insurance

24. Guaranteed types of medical care are provided with insurance

1) compulsory medical

25. The main element of the basic program of compulsory health insurance is

1) outpatient care

26. An insured event in the CHI system is:

4) the need for medical care

27. A document that is a guarantee of receiving free medical care in budget-insurance medicine

2) insurance policy

28. The following forms of ownership are permitted in the healthcare system by the Constitution of the Russian Federation:

1) state, municipal, private

29. The purpose of accreditation of a medical institution is

3) determination of the compliance of the activities of the institution with the requirements of state standards

30. First of all, institutions of a certain form of ownership are subject to accreditation and licensing.

3) private

31. Licensing of a medical institution means

2) issuance of documents for the right to engage in a certain type of treatment and prevention activities

32. Priority subsystem in budget-insurance medicine

2) outpatient care

33. A person who is provided with medical care in accordance with health insurance contracts is

2) insured

34. Insurance institution collecting insurance premiums, forming insurance funds that provides payment for medical services from these funds is

1) insurer

35. Medical institutions providing medical care to the insured in accordance with the contracts are

4) medical service providers

36. The policyholders are

2) enterprises and institutions

37. Compulsory health insurance (CHI) is regulated

3) by the state

38. Policyholders in the CHI system are

2) employers

39. Insurers in the CHI system are

3) CMO insurance medical organizations

40. Market relations in health care are most clearly manifested in the system

2) voluntary medical insurance

41. Medical service is

3) type of activity

42. Prices are set for medical services under the CHI program

1) tariff

43. For paid medical services in public institutions health care prices are set

4) price list

44. Prices are set for paid medical services in the VHI system

2) tariff

45. Long-term rental of machinery and equipment is

46. ​​The basis for determining the official salaries of health workers public sector is

1) a single tariff scale

47. Management is a science

4) about resource management

48. Budgetary insurance medicine is characterized by management methods

2) economic

49. The maximum centralization of power in the hands of the head of the institution is characteristic of the leadership style

3) autotyrary

50. Coordination of the manager’s decision with the opinion of the team is characteristic of the leadership style

2) democratic

51. Clinical examination is a method

2) active dynamic monitoring of the health status of certain contingents for the purpose of early detection and rehabilitation of patients

52. Preventive medical examinations are the basis

2) medical examination

53. Preventive medical examinations contribute to the detection of diseases

3) in the early stages

54. The most common type of specialized medical care

1) dental

55. The main purpose of the dental clinic is to provide assistance

3) specialized

56. The most effective form of dental care is

2) planned sanitation of the oral cavity

57. The main objective of the planned preventive sanitation of the oral cavity of children of preschool and school age is

2) detection of caries and its complications

58. Inpatient dental care is provided by departments

1) maxillofacial

59. The most effective form of providing qualified dental care is an organization

2) dental clinics

60. Postgraduate training of medical personnel is carried out at least 1 time

61. Demographic policy in Russia involves

3) optimization natural increase population

62. In the structure of the causes of disability, 1st place is occupied by

3) injuries, accidents, poisoning

63. In the structure of the causes of disability in children, the leading place is occupied by

2) consequences of injuries and poisonings

64. The disability group is established

3) medical and social expert commission

65. Improving medical care for the population of the Russian Federation on present stage associated with the development

4) primary health care

66. new type health care institutions

2) nursing care hospital

67. The most promising option is the provision of primary health care

3) general practitioners

68. The preventive work of outpatient clinics consists in organizing

2) medical examination of the population

69. The power of the hospital is determined

2) number of beds

70. Paramedical workers have the right to issue a certificate of incapacity for work individually and at a time for a period

2) up to 5 days

71. The first stage of rural health

2) rural medical station

72. Polyclinics provide assistance to the population

2) primary treatment and prevention

73. The availability of dental care and bringing it closer to the population is ensured by the organization

1) dental clinics

74. Feldsher-midwife stations provide assistance

3) pre-medical

75. The organization of feldsher-midwife stations contributes to

2) bringing medical care closer to the population

76. Assistance is provided at feldsher-obstetric stations

1) first dental

77. The price of a medical service adds up

4) from cost and profit

78. The law “On Compulsory Medical Insurance of Citizens in the Russian Federation” was adopted

2) in 1991

79. Health insurance is

1) a form of social protection of the population in the field of health care

80. Social insurance is

3) type of tax

81. The main factor on which the state of health of the population depends

4) the level of medical care

82. Biological factors of the state of health of the population are

2) age, gender, heredity, constitution

83. Refusal to provide medical care is considered as

duties

2) intentional crime

84. World Health Organization established

3) in 1948

85. Collection and distribution financial resources compulsory health insurance is carried out

2) territorial fund of compulsory medical insurance

Choose one correct option response:

1. According to the definition of the World Health Organization, health is:

1. absence of diseases

2. normal functioning of body systems

3. a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity

4. the state of the human body, when the functions of its organs and systems are balanced with the external environment

2. Leading criterion of public health for practical health care:

1. demographics

2. morbidity of the population

3. physical development

4. disability

3. Leading factors shaping the health of the population:

1. biological

2. natural

3. socio-economic

4. organization of medical care

4. The greatest influence on the formation of public health has:

1. genetic risk

2. environment

3. lifestyle of the population

4. level and quality of medical care

5. The universal integrated indicator of population health is:

1. average life expectancy

2. fertility

3. mortality natural increase (decrease)

6. Infant mortality is the mortality of children:

1.up to 14 years old

2. up to 4 years

3. in the first year of life

4. in the first month of life

7. The demographic situation in Russia is characterized by:

1.natural growth of the population

2. zero natural increase

3. natural decline

4. undulation demographic process

8. Demographic policy in Russia involves:

1. increase in fertility

2. declining birth rate

3. optimization of natural population growth

4. Decreased mortality

9. Mandatory state registration indicators are subject to:

1. demographic (number of births, deaths)

2. incidence

3. physical development

4. disability

10. Preventive medical examinations contribute to the detection of diseases:

2. chronic

3. early stages

4. infectious

11. The source of the study of morbidity by negotiability is:

1. Control card of dispensary observation

2. medical record of an inpatient

3. Statistical coupon for corrected diagnoses

4. certificate of incapacity for work

12. Main accounting document in the study of morbidity with temporary disability:

1. certificate of incapacity for work

2. certificate of examination in the medical and social expert commission

3. dispensary observation control chart

4. outpatient medical record

13. The source of the study of infectious morbidity is:

1. outpatient medical record

2. emergency notification of an infectious disease, food, acute occupational poisoning

3. medical record of an inpatient

4. Statistical coupon for corrected diagnoses

14. The main cause of death of the population are:

1. gastrointestinal diseases

3. oncological diseases

4. injuries, accidents, poisoning

15. In the structure of morbidity in terms of negotiability, diseases occupy the first place.

1. digestive systems

2. circulatory system

3. Respiratory

4. musculoskeletal system

16. In the structure of the causes of disability, 1st place is occupied by:

1. diseases of the respiratory system

2. cardiovascular diseases

3. injuries, accidents, poisoning

4. malignant formations

17. The disability group is established:

1. Deputy chief physician for the examination of working capacity

2. clinical expert commission

3. medical and social expert commission

4. head of department

18. In Russia, in the period until 1994, the health care system operated

1. insurance

2. private

3. state

4. mixed

19. Currently, the Russian Federation has adopted a model

healthcare:

1. state

2. budget insurance

3. private

4. mixed

20. Health insurance funds finance:

1. development of the material and technical base of healthcare

2. medical training and research

3. disaster medicine

4. provision of guaranteed types of medical care under the program of compulsory medical insurance

21. Guaranteed types of medical care are provided with insurance:

1. compulsory medical

2. voluntary medical

3. returnable

4. social

22. The main element of the basic program of compulsory health insurance is

1. primary health care

2. inpatient surgical care

3. obstetrics

4. preventive work with healthy adults

23. The purpose of accreditation of a medical institution is:

1. protection of the interests of the consumer of medical services

2. determination of the scope of medical care

3. establishing compliance with quality standards of medical care

4. assessment of the degree of qualification of medical personnel

24. Accreditation and licensing are subject to institutions with a form of ownership:

1. state only

2. only private

3. with any form of ownership

4. only municipal

25. Licensing of a medical institution means:

1. Determining the types and scope of medical care for health facilities

2. issuance of documents for the right to engage in a certain type of treatment and prevention activities

3. determination of compliance of the quality of medical care with established standards

4. assessment of the degree of qualification of medical personnel

26. Improving medical care for the population of the Russian Federation at the present stage is associated with the development of:

1. hospital care

2. medical science

3. rural healthcare

4. primary health care

27. Priority subsystem in budget-insurance medicine:

1. inpatient assistance to the population

2. outpatient care

3. rural healthcare

4. Rospotrebnadzor service

28. New type of healthcare facilities:

2. nursing hospital

3. city polyclinic

4. multidisciplinary hospital

29. The most promising option is the provision of primary health care:

1. district doctors

2. doctors of narrow specialization

3. general practitioners

4. shop doctors

30. Preventive work of outpatient clinics

is to organize:

1. day hospitals

2. medical examination of the population

3. Therapeutic care in the clinic and at home

4. rehabilitation work

31. Clinical examination is a method:

1. 1. detection of acute and infectious diseases

2. 2. active dynamic monitoring of the health status of certain contingents for the purpose of early detection and rehabilitation of patients

3. environmental monitoring

4. emergency care

32. Preventive medical examinations are the basis for:

1. primary health care

2. medical examination

3. rehabilitation work

4. work ability examination

33. The capacity of the hospital is determined by:

1.population served

2. number of beds

3. the number of working doctors

4. level of technical equipment

34. Paramedical workers have the right to issue a certificate of incapacity for work individually and at a time for a period of:

1. up to 3 days

2. up to 5 days

3.up to 7 days

4. up to 10 days

35. The first stage of rural health care is:

1. feldsher-obstetric station

2. rural medical station

3. district link

4. regional level

36. The basis of the initial idea underlying marketing is the idea:

1.human needs;

4. deals.

37. A document that is a guarantee of receiving free medical care in budget-insurance medicine:

1. passport

2. insurance policy

3. outpatient medical record

4. medical record of an inpatient

38. Outpatient clinics provide assistance to the population:

1. social

2. primary treatment and prevention

3. sanitary and anti-epidemic

4. stationary

39. Outpatient obstetric and gynecological care is provided by:

1. maternity hospitals

2. dispensaries

3. women's consultations, feldsher-obstetric stations

4. family planning centers

40. Medical and obstetric centers provide assistance:

1. specialized medical

2. sanitary and anti-epidemic

3. pre-hospital medical

4. social

41. The organization of feldsher-midwife stations contributes to:

1. Improving the quality of medical care for rural residents

2. bringing medical care closer to the population

3. ensure rural population specialized types

4. providing the population with qualified medical care

42. Pediatric care for children is provided by:

1. medical parts

2. children's clinics and hospitals

3. children's educational institutions

4. Rospotrebnadzor centers

43. A feature of the children's clinic is the presence of:

1. specialized cabinets

2. school and preschool department

3. departments of functional diagnostics

4. Laboratories

44. A feature of the provision of medical care to women and children is:

1. mass character

2. publicity

3. pronounced preventive focus

4. professionalism medical workers

45. Preventive orientation is leading in the activities of institutions:

1. rural healthcare

2. Outpatient department

3. Rospotrebnadzor

4. ambulance and emergency

46. ​​The task of primary prevention is:

1. early diagnosis of diseases

2. prevention of relapses and complications

3. environmental health

4. hygienic education of the population

47. Postgraduate training of medical personnel is carried out at least 1 time:

16. at 3 years old

48. Main functions of management:

1. planning, organizing, setting goals

2. planning, task definition, control, communication

3. planning, defining tasks, goals

4. planning, organization, motivation, control.

49. In the medical services market, the main object of sale and purchase is:

1. work of medical workers

2. medical service

3. public health

4. health care workers

50. The basis for health care planning in the context of the transition to market relations is data on:

1. needs for treatment and preventive care

2. demand of the population for medical care

3. need for diagnostic assistance

4. balance of needs and demand for medical services

Fundamentals of Rehabilitation

Choose one correct answer:

1. A set of measures aimed at restoring impaired body functions is:

1. reformation

2. rehabilitation

3. translocation

4. transplantation

2. Modern concept rehabilitation was formed:

1. in ancient Rome

2. during World War II

3. in the second half of the XIX century

4. at the beginning of the 20th century

3. Basic principles of rehabilitation:

1. early start

2. individual approach

3. complexity

4. all grains listed

4. The main direction of rehabilitation in the XXI century:

1. application of technological advances

2. development of individual programs

3. development of rehabilitation standards

4. application of modern diagnostics

5. There are aspects in rehabilitation:

1. physical

2. social

3. psychological

4. all of the above are correct

6. The main task of the nurse in the rehabilitation of the patient:

1. help the patient in self-care

2. patient care

3. help the patient cope with the problem himself

4. train relatives in patient care

7. Measures to prevent complications are carried out:

1. at all stages of treatment

2. in the acute period of the disease

3. at the stage of patient rehabilitation

4. only with the development of complications

8. With depression, the patient has the following problems:

1. increased motor activity

2. exacerbation of hysterical personality traits

3. lack of self-confidence, loss of strength

4. intolerance towards others

9. With the help of electrophoresis is carried out:

1. electromassage of muscles

2. introduction of a medicinal substance into the body

3. electrosleep

4. tissue micromassage

10. The air gap between the patient's body and capacitor plastics is used for:

1.UHF therapy

2. Electrophoresis

3. ultrasound therapy

4. magnetotherapy

11. Radiation has a vitamin-forming effect:

1. infrared

2. ultraviolet

3. visible

12. High pressure jet used in the shower:

2. Circular

3. Ascending

4. Fan

13. Balneotherapy is.

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