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Division of Diabetes Treatment and Prevention (DDTP)

Culturally Rooted Health: Empowering Native Communities through Tobacco Prevention and Diabetes Awareness

Quiz for CE Credit

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1. Health is defined as a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.



 

2. Currently approximately 16 million Americans suffer from a smoking-related illness.



 

3. Health outcomes related to a person’s social determinants of health include life expectancy, health care expenditures and health status.



 

4. The following is/are aspects of social determinants of health:






 

5. Cigarette smoking is more common amount American Indian and Alaska Natives than almost any other racial group.



 

6. The following is/are recommendation(s) to address traditional tobacco use:






 

7. The risk of developing diabetes is 30-40% higher for smokers compared to nonsmokers.



 

8. The following is/are aspects of the Indigenous Worldview:





 

9. The difference between traditional tobacco use and commercial tobacco use is that traditional tobacco is used to honor the Creator and is governed by cultural protocols for spiritual, ceremonial, and cultural uses; whereas, commercial tobacco use causes sickness, disease and death in our communities and is governed by marketing protocols of addiction.