What is a chronic disease? A. A disease that lasts for a long time and often can be managed but not cured B. A disease that goes away quickly C. A type of injury D. A virus
A. A disease that lasts for a long time and often can be managed but not cured ✅
True or False: Chronic diseases are responsible for most deaths in the U.S.
TRUE
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What is a food desert? A. An area with limited access to affordable, healthy food B. A place with no fast-food restaurants C. A diet program D. A region with hot weather
A. An area with limited access to affordable, healthy food ✅
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Why might families in low-income neighborhoods struggle to eat healthy?
Possible answers: fewer grocery stores, higher food prices, lack of transportation, marketing of unhealthy foods.
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True or False: People who live closer to grocery stores tend to have better overall health.
TRUE
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What can schools do to promote chronic disease prevention?
offer healthy lunches, physical activity programs, health education.
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What can YOU do as a student or future CHW to help prevent chronic disease in your community?
educate peers, promote healthy habits, connect people to resources.
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What are “social determinants of health”? A. Things like where people live, work, learn, and play that affect health B. Medical treatments C. Genetics only D. Diet choices
A. Things like where people live, work, learn, and play that affect health ✅
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Which type of diabetes is often linked to lifestyle and diet? A. Type 1 B. Type 2 C. Type 3 D. None
B. Type 2 ✅
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What can happen if blood pressure stays high for a long time?
heart disease, stroke, or kidney problems.
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What organ does Alzheimer’s disease affect?
The brain ✅
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Name one health risk related to smoking or vaping.