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Motto of AUP COM
A. Soaring High Through Health, Science, and Faith
B. Achored in Faith, Called to Heal
C. Through Christ, Healing and Wholeness
D. Rooted in the Word, Ready for the World
C
Which of the following is not one of the Wise Men of Nebuchadnezzar
A. Daniel
B. Mishael
C. Hananiah
D. Zebediah
D
Jerusalem to Babylon is approximately
A. 395 miles
B. 554 miles
C. 835 miles
D. 166 miles
B
Babylonian reign lasted from
A. 605 BC - 539 BC
B. 539 BC - 331 BC
C. 331 BC - 168 BC
D. 168 BC - 476 AD
A
Which of the following is correctly matched
A. Head of gold - Rome
B. Belly and thighs of bronze - Greece
C. Legs of silver - Medo-Persia
D. Chest and arms of iron - Rome
B
Jesus in Nebuchadnezzar’s dream is symbolized as
A. Fire
B. Earthquake
C. Rock
D. Lightning
C
He was tasked by Nebuchadnezzar to teach and convert the captives into Babylonians
A. Pynimodes
B. Ashpenaz
C. Remiel
D. Daniel
B
For how long was Daniel’s challenge to eat only vegetables and water
A. 7 days
B. 10 days
C. 12 days
D. 15 days
B
Which of the following is not a part of the 7 deadly sins against our body
A. Stress
B. Sugar
C. Selfishness
D. Spirits
C
In the 7 deadly sins against our body, spirits pertain to
A. Literal demons and spirits that influence our actions
B. Consumption of alcohol and drugs
C. Summoning/communing with spirits
D. None of the above
B
The following are lifestyle diseases except
A. Cancer
B. Diabetes
C. Hypertension
D. Gout
D
The letter S in Weimar’s NEWSTART means
A. Simplicity
B. Sunlight
C. Sabbath
D. Sacrifice
B
The letter R in Weimar’s NEWSTART means
A. Run
B. Redeem
C. Retribution
D. Rest
D
Among the laws of health, abstemiousness means
A. Self tolerance
B. Self control
C. Selflessness
D. Self assurance
B
The concept of blue zones was expanded by
A. Michel Poulain
B. Gianni Pes
C. Dan Buettner
D. Karl Landsteiner
C
Which of the following is a blue zone
A. Venice, Italy
B. Ikaria, Greece
C. Hokkaido, Japan
D. San Jose, Costa Rica
B
This simply means “a reason for living”
A. Hara hachi bu
B. Gomenasai
C. Ikigai
D. Siomai
C
Melatonin is increased during
A. Mornings
B. Afternoons
C. Evenings
D. All the time
C
Hara hachi bu means
A. Eating only until 50% full
B. Eating only until 75% full
C. Eating only until 80% full
D. Fasting
C
One secret to long life is by drinking
A. Red horse
B. Pina colada
C. Red grape wine
D. Cranberry juice
C
Which of the following supports longer life
A. Maximize caloric intake
B. Eat more meat
C. Live an active lifestyle
D. A & C
C
Which among the following is false
A. Eating beef lessens the risk of chronic heart disease
B. Drinking red grape wine promotes longer life
C. 7-8 hour sleep is crucial for longer life
D. None of the above
D
Optimal diet consists of
A. Weed, cocaine, water
B. Milktea, cakes, chips
C. Grains, legumes, vegetables
D. Rice, rice, more rice
C
People who do not attend religious activities have a _____ chance of dying from all causes
A. 33%
B. 50%
C. 69%
D. 87%
D
Acts 20:35
A. The more you give, the less you have
B. It is more blessed to give than to receive
C. Everyone is a blessing in disguise
D. Why give if you can take
B
The diet Daniel and the other wise men suggested for the king
A. Wine and beef
B. Fruits and Beer
C. Vegetables and water
D. Milk and honey
C
The feet in Nebuchadnezzar’s dream is made out of
A. Mud and blood
B. Stone and marble
C. Copper
D. Clay and iron
D
The designated diet of man as stated in the Bible was originally
A. seed and fruit bearing plants
B. Fish and dairy
C. Water is enough
D. Nothing was stated
A
The Biomedical model principle
A. Symbiosis
B. Commensalism
C. Reductionism
D. Conjugation
C
Which of the following is false about the Biomedical model
A. A physically focused approach
B. Uses the reductionistic view
C. Focuses mainly on pathophysiology
D. By Dr. George Engel and Dr. John Romano
D
The Biopsychosocial model is conceptualized by
A. Selye and Canon
B. Engel and Romano
C. Luthe and Schultz
D. Albert and Einstein
B
Who stated “The part cannot be well unless the whole is well”
A. Doris
B. Aristotle
C. Socrates
D. Hippocrates
C
Who stated “know what person has the disease, not what disease the person has”
A. Doris
B. Aristotle
C. Socrates
D. Hippocrates
D
Galen made the connection between
A. Temperament and disease
B. Physical and mental
C. Wellness and illness
D. Life and death
A
Believed that patient wholeness should be the focus and not the disease
A. Paracelsus
B. Claude Bernard
C. Moises Maimonides
D. Aristotle
C
Louis Pasteur conceptualized the
A. Biopsychosocio model
B. Recalcitrant symptomatology
C. Multidimensional conceptualization of disease
D. Germ theory
D
Who suggested that for the germ to grow the body terrain must be prepared first
A. Claude Bernard
B. Louis Pasteur
C. Paracelsus
D. Anton Van Leeuwenhoek
A
Who believed that the germ is nothing the soil is everything
A. Claude Bernard
B. Dan Buettner
C. Louis Pasteur
D. A & C
D
Hans Selye is the
A. Father of my brother
B. Father of modern anatomy
C. Father of toxicology
D. Father of stress research
D
The following are true about Walter Canon except
A. Wrote Wisdom of the Body
B. Proposed existence of homeostasis
C. Described the interaction of the body with the environment
D. None of the above
D
Process of maintaining stability despite external changes
A. Hemostasis
B. Homeostasis
C. Allostasis
D. Xenostasis
C
Term used when the cause of disease is unknown
A. Idiot
B. Idiocentric
C. Idiogenic
D. Idiopathic
D
The following are German neurologists who pioneered psychophysiology except
A. Oscar vogt
B. Adolf Webber
C. Johannes Schultz
D. Wolfgang Luthe
B
Spiritual wellness is added to health by WHO in what year
A. 1987
B. 1969
C. 1972
D. 1999
D
Coined the recalcitrant symptomatology of patients
A. Wil Alexander
B. Hans Selye
C. Walter Canon
D. Lucius Pelter
A
Considered as the champion of whole person care at Loma Linda
A. Dan Buettner
B. Doris Mendoza
C. Wil Alexander
D. Oscar Vogt
C
The main point of whole person care
A. Listen to the patient wholeheartedly
B. Heal physical and mental illness
C. Take care of the patient’s family
D. Violently attack the patient
A
When Jesus saw the paralytic, what dis he say prior to healing
A. Arise
B. Be healed and prosper
C. Your sins are forgiven
D. Get up fam you good
C
Those who did not find strength after surgery are
A. 17x more likely to worsen
B. 3x more likely to die
C. 14x less likely to die
D. Weak
B
Patients who are religious are
A. 4x more likely to live
B. Immune to disease
C. Exempt from taking surgery
D. 14x less likely to die
D
When do we give whole person care
A. When the patient is at end of life phase
B. When the patient is critically ill
C. When they pay us handsomely
D. All the time
D
John the baptist is the son of
A. Simeon and Anna
B. Jeremiah and Helen
C. Zechariah and Elizabeth
D. Matthew and Fecility
C
The promised prophet to prepare Israel for God
A. Matthew
B. Mark
C. Luke
D. John
D
The 2 elder prophets that claim Jesus is God’s salvation
A. Mamon and Deborah
B. Joseph and Helen
C. Simeon and Anna
D. Peter and Paul
C
Luke traced Jesus’ geneology from
A. Jesus - Daniel - Simon - Adam
B. Jesus - David - Abraham - Adam
C. Jesus - Joseph - Jeremiah - Adam
D. Jesus - Joseph - Abraham - Adam
B
Aphesis means
A. Lack of
B. Trapped
C. Abolishment
D. Release
D
Aphesis points back to the
A. Reign of Nebuchadnezzar
B. Year of Jubilee
C. Separation of the Red Sea
D. Year of the Gentiles
B
In Luke 9:18-27
A. Jesus confirms He is the Messiah
B. Jesus gets baptized by John
C. Jesus appoints the 12 Apostles
D. Judas betrays Jesus
A
The birth of Jesus and John is recorded in
A. Luke 3:1 - 3:11
B. Luke 4:17 - 5:2
C. Luke 1:5 - 2:38
D. Luke 7:11 - 8:3
C
The baptism of Jesus was recorded in
A. Luke 2:9 - 2:26
B. Luke 9:11 - 10:4
C. Luke 4:17 - 4:19
D. Luke 3:1 - 3:38
D
In Luke 6:12-49
A. Jesus tells the parable of the good Samaritan
B. Jesus appoints the 12 Apostles
C. Jesus was accused of using Satan’s power
D. Jesus cleanses the temple
B