Q2: SUMMATIVE IN HEALTH

Instruction: Choose the letter of the

correct answer.
1. Which Republic Act focuses on
Responsible Parenthood and
Reproductive Health Act of 2012?
a. Republic Act 8423
b. Republic Act 10354
c. Republic Act 7394
d. Republic Act 7719
2. Which Republic Act promotes
voluntary blood donation to provide
sufficient supply of safe blood?
a Republic Act 8423
b. Republic Act 10354
c. Republic Act 7394
d. Republic Act 7719
3. Which Republic Act aims to secure and
safeguard its citizenry particularly the
passengers and drivers?
a. Republic Act 8750
b. Republic Act 10175
c. Republic Act 7719
d. Republic Act 10354
4. Which Republic Act safeguards the
well-being of its citizenry, particularly
the youth from the harmful effects of
dangerous drugs?
a. Republic Act 7875
b. Republic Act 9165
c. Republic Act 11223
d. Republic Act 10152
5. Which Republic Act in the Philippines
seeks to protect consumers and promote
their rights?
a. Republic Act 7394
b. Republic Act 7395
c. Republic Act 7396
d. Republic Act 7397
6. Which government agency is mainly
responsible for implementing health-
related laws in the Philippines?
a. Department of Health
b. Department of Education
c. Department of Justice
d. Department of Agriculture
7. What is the primary purpose of the
Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in
the context of health-related laws in the
Philippines?
a. To regulate the quality and safety of food
and drugs
b. To provide healthcare services to the public
c. To enforce traffic laws related to food and
drug transportation
d. To promote healthy lifestyle choices
8. What does the Philippine HIV and
AIDS Policy Act aim to achieve?
a. Providing free HIV testing to all Filipinos
b. Ensuring access to treatment and support
for people living with HIV/AIDS
c. Eliminating discrimination against
individuals with HIV/AIDS
d. All of the above
9. Which law mandates the creation of
smoke-free environments in public
places and workplaces?
a. Clean Water Act
b. Renewable Energy Act
c. Tobacco Regulation Act
d. Ecological Solid Waste Management Act
10. What is the primary objective of the
Republic Act No. 9211, also known as the
Tobacco Regulation Act of 2003, in
relation to health?
a. Encourage the tobacco industry for
economic growth
b. Promote smoking as a personal choice
c. Protect citizens from the dangers of
tobacco consumption
d. Subsidize tobacco products for low-income
individuals
11. Which of the following laws promotes
responsible alcohol consumption and
regulates the sale and consumption of
alcoholic beverages?
a. Reproductive Health Act
b. Clean Air Act
c. National Integrated Cancer Control Act
d. Philippine Alcohol Regulation Act
12. Which law ensures the provision of
reproductive healthcare services and
information to all Filipinos?
a. Clean Water Act
b. Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act
c. Reproductive Health Act
d. Indigenous Peoples' Rights Act
13. What is the primary objective of the
Republic Act No. 9775, or the Anti-Child
Pornography Act of 2009?
a. Protect children from exploitation and
abuse through pornography
b. Promote the production and distribution of
child pornography
c. Criminalize all forms of pornography,
including adult content
d. Encourage children to engage in the
production of explicit materials
14. What does the Anti-Smoking Law of
2003 aim to accomplish?
a. Promote the tobacco industry
b. Enforce stricter penalties for smoking
violations
c. Provide free tobacco products to low-
income individuals
d. Promote smoking as a healthy lifestyle
choice
15. How does the Philippine national law
address the issue of HIV/AIDS?
a. Mandatory HIV testing for all citizens
b. Promotion of awareness and education
about HIV/AIDS
c. Criminalization of individuals living with
HIV/AIDS
d. Exclusion of HIV/AIDS treatment from
universal healthcare coverage
16. What is the penalty for any
healthcare provider who refuses to
provide reproductive health services
under the Responsible Parenthood and
Reproductive Health Act 2012?
a. Suspension of license
b. Fine and imprisonment
c. Community service
d. Public apology
17. Which of the following statements
best describes the purpose of the
Traditional and Alternative Medicine Act
of 1997?
a. To regulate the practice of traditional
medicine and alternative therapies.
b. To discourage the use of traditional
medicine and alternative therapies.
c. To promote research on traditional
medicine and alternative therapies.
d. To ban the use of traditional medicine and
alternative therapies.
18. What was the primary motivation
behind the implementation of the
Traditional and Alternative Medicine Act
of 1997?
a. To protect the interests of pharmaceutical
companies.
b. To ensure the safety and efficacy of
traditional medicine and alternative therapies.
c. To restrict access to traditional medicine
and alternative therapies.
d. To promote the use of traditional medicine
and alternative therapies as the primary form
of healthcare.
19. How did the Traditional and
Alternative Medicine Act of 1997 impact
the regulation of traditional medicine
and alternative therapies?
a. It introduced stricter regulations and
licensing requirements.
b. It eliminated all regulations and allowed
unrestricted practice.
c. It had no impact on the regulation of
traditional medicine and alternative therapies.
d. It created a separate regulatory body to
oversee traditional medicine and alternative
therapies.
20. Which of the following is a potential
benefit of the Traditional and Alternative
Medicine Act of 1997?
a. Increased access to affordable healthcare
options.
b. Limited availability of traditional medicine
and alternative therapies.
c. Decreased availability of traditional
medicine and alternative therapies.
d. Strict control over the use of traditional
medicine and alternative therapies.
21. How has public opinion regarding
traditional medicine and alternative
therapies shifted since the
implementation of the Traditional and
Alternative Medicine Act of 1997?
a. Increased skepticism and caution.
b. Decreased interest and usage.
c. Unchanged perception.
d. Increased acceptance and usage.
22. What is the impact of regular
exercise on overall health?
a. Increased risk of chronic diseases
b. Improved cardiovascular health
c. Decreased energy levels
d. Weakened immune system
23. Which health issue is specifically
addressed by RA10354?
a. Mental health
b. Obesity
c. Malnutrition
d. Reproductive health
24. What does RA10354 aim to provide
access to?
a. Quality healthcare for all citizens
b. Fast food chains
c. Prescription drugs for the elderly only
d. Cosmetic surgery
25. Which of the following is an example
of a health concern?
a. Climate change
b. Drug trafficking
c. Smoking addiction
d. Traffic congestion
26. What is the main focus of RA10354?
a. Preventive healthcare
b. Treatment of diseases
c. Emergency response
d. Health insurance coverage
27. How can individuals contribute to
addressing health issues?
a. By ignoring them
b. By spreading misinformation
c. By taking preventive measures
d. By avoiding healthcare professionals
28. What is the purpose of implementing
health policies and regulations?
a. To restrict access to healthcare
b. To increase healthcare costs
c. To promote public health and safety
d. To reduce the availability of healthcare
services
29. Which of the following is NOT a
concern addressed by RA10354?
a. Maternal health
b. Family planning
c. Child labor
d. Gender equality
30. How does BFAD contribute to public
health and safety?
a. By ensuring the availability of affordable
medication
b. By monitoring and controlling the quality of
food and drugs
c. By promoting artistic expression through
dance programs
d. By supporting small-scale farmers and
promoting organic farming