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1. What is the definition of complementary and integrative
therapies (CITs) according to the National Center for
Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH)?
a) CITs are a group of diverse medical and health care
systems, practices, and products that are not generally
considered part of conventional medicine.
b) CITs are a group of evidence-based medical and health
care systems, practices, and products that are used in
conjunction with conventional medicine.
c) CITs are a group of alternative medical and health care
systems, practices, and products that are used instead of
conventional medicine.
d) CITs are a group of holistic medical and health care
systems, practices, and products that are based on the
mind-body-spirit connection.
Answer: A. Rationale: According to the NCCIH, CITs are
defined as a group of diverse medical and health care
systems, practices, and products that are not generally
considered part of conventional medicine. Some examples
of CITs are acupuncture, yoga, meditation, herbal
medicine, massage therapy, etc.
2. What is the difference between complementary therapies
and integrative therapies?
a) Complementary therapies are used together with
conventional medicine, while integrative therapies are used
instead of conventional medicine.
b) Complementary therapies are used to enhance the effects
of conventional medicine, while integrative therapies areÂ
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