Question

1. a division of usdhhs, concerned with the causes, spread, and control of diseases.

a. centers for disease control and prevention
b. u.s. department of health and human services
c. national institutes of health
d. world health organization

1. a federal agency responsible for regulating food and drug products sold to the public; also protects the public by regulating things such as medical devices, cosmetics, and cell phones.

a. food and drug administration
b. agency for healthcare research and quality
c. occupational safety and health administration
d. world health organization

1. this agency improves the quality, safety, and efficiency, and effectiveness of health care for americans.

a. food and drug administration
b. agency for healthcare research and quality
c. occupational safety and health administration
d. world health organization

1. this agency protects workers from job - related injuries, illnesses, issues standards on things such as limits on chemical and radiation exposure and use of personal protective equipment.

a. food and drug administration
b. agency for healthcare research and quality
c. occupational safety and health administration
d. world health organization

1. this type of agency is supported by donations, membership fees, fund raisers, and grants.

a. nonprofit agencies
b. food and drug administration
c. occupational safety and health administration
d. world health organization

Explanation:

These questions are about identifying different health - related agencies based on their descriptions. Let's analyze each question:

Question 20

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (a) is a division of the US Department of Health and Human Services (USDHHS) and is concerned with the causes, spread, and control of diseases. The Department of Health and Human Services (b) is a larger department, not a division focused on disease control in this specific way. The National Institutes of Health (c) is more focused on research. The World Health Organization (d) is an international organization, not a division of USDHHS. So the answer for 20 is a. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Question 21

The Food and Drug Administration (a) is the federal agency responsible for regulating food, drug products, medical devices, cosmetics, and cell phones sold to the public. The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (b) focuses on healthcare research. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (c) focuses on workplace safety. The World Health Organization (d) is international. So the answer for 21 is a. Food and Drug Administration.

Question 22

The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (b) improves the quality, safety, efficiency, and effectiveness of health care for Americans. The Food and Drug Administration (a) regulates products. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (c) is about workplace safety. The World Health Organization (d) is international. So the answer for 22 is b. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality.

Question 23

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (c) protects workers from job - related injuries/illnesses and sets standards on things like chemical and radiation exposure and personal protective equipment. The Food and Drug Administration (a) regulates products. The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (b) does healthcare research. The World Health Organization (d) is international. So the answer for 23 is c. Occupational Safety and Health Administration.

Question 24

Nonprofit agencies (a) are supported by donations, membership fees, and grants. The Food and Drug Administration (b) is a government agency funded by the government. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (c) is a government agency. The World Health Organization (d) is funded by member states and other contributions but is not a nonprofit in the same way as a typical nonprofit agency (it's an inter - governmental organization). So the answer for 24 is a. Nonprofit agencies.

Answer:

1. a. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
2. a. Food and Drug Administration
3. b. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
4. c. Occupational Safety and Health Administration
5. a. Nonprofit agencies