PPN 302 - MIDTERM FINAL TEST 2026
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+
• what happens to children of incarcerated women?.
Answer: - psychological affects - can go into foster care
• Strengthening community action.
Answer: Drawing on existing human and material resources in the
community to enhance self-help and social support
• Creating supportive environments.
Answer: Health and social issues complex and intertwine with the
environment in which people
• PHIR.
Answer: to produce knowledge about policy, programs, and events that have
the potential to impact health at a population level
• Socio-Environmental/Community Level Treatment.
Answer: political and economical policies developed social welfare state
develop advocacy resource access skill building empowerment
• Three Features of Health Inequities.
Answer: Systemic, avoidable & unfair/ unjust
• healthy immigrant effect.
Answer: Recent immigrants tend to have better health than people who are
Canadian-born. but declines
• Empowerment.
Answer: •process of enabling individual/community to increase control over
their lives.
• Socio-Environmental/Community Level.
Answer: stressful environment poverty lack of education/self-esteem trauma
, lack of safety unemployment social/racial injustice social isolation
• Personal: "Social Justice" health promo.
Answer: Coping/Skill Building
• Health Equity.
Answer: all people can reach their full health potential and should not be
disadvantaged
• Inequality.
Answer: describes the difference between individuals or population groups
• cycle of oppression.
Answer: seeing underrstanding and mapping confronting and acting for
change
• ottawa charter prerequisites to health.
Answer: - peace - shelter - education - food - income - stable ecosystem -
sustainable resources - soical justice and equity
• Political: "Empowerment" health promo.
Answer: Policy Change/development
• Intersectoral collaboration.
Answer: the combined actions of agencies in and outside of the health sector
• racism is....
Answer: ideology of inferiority
• What can a critical lens make us ask?.
Answer: what are my own biases, assumptions, and expectations - how does
it affect my ability to connect with the community
• critical social justice and health inequities.
Answer: - moral commitment to critical social justice to tackle systemic
injustice and opppressive social and political processes that sustain health
inequality
• structural violence.
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+
• what happens to children of incarcerated women?.
Answer: - psychological affects - can go into foster care
• Strengthening community action.
Answer: Drawing on existing human and material resources in the
community to enhance self-help and social support
• Creating supportive environments.
Answer: Health and social issues complex and intertwine with the
environment in which people
• PHIR.
Answer: to produce knowledge about policy, programs, and events that have
the potential to impact health at a population level
• Socio-Environmental/Community Level Treatment.
Answer: political and economical policies developed social welfare state
develop advocacy resource access skill building empowerment
• Three Features of Health Inequities.
Answer: Systemic, avoidable & unfair/ unjust
• healthy immigrant effect.
Answer: Recent immigrants tend to have better health than people who are
Canadian-born. but declines
• Empowerment.
Answer: •process of enabling individual/community to increase control over
their lives.
• Socio-Environmental/Community Level.
Answer: stressful environment poverty lack of education/self-esteem trauma
, lack of safety unemployment social/racial injustice social isolation
• Personal: "Social Justice" health promo.
Answer: Coping/Skill Building
• Health Equity.
Answer: all people can reach their full health potential and should not be
disadvantaged
• Inequality.
Answer: describes the difference between individuals or population groups
• cycle of oppression.
Answer: seeing underrstanding and mapping confronting and acting for
change
• ottawa charter prerequisites to health.
Answer: - peace - shelter - education - food - income - stable ecosystem -
sustainable resources - soical justice and equity
• Political: "Empowerment" health promo.
Answer: Policy Change/development
• Intersectoral collaboration.
Answer: the combined actions of agencies in and outside of the health sector
• racism is....
Answer: ideology of inferiority
• What can a critical lens make us ask?.
Answer: what are my own biases, assumptions, and expectations - how does
it affect my ability to connect with the community
• critical social justice and health inequities.
Answer: - moral commitment to critical social justice to tackle systemic
injustice and opppressive social and political processes that sustain health
inequality
• structural violence.
