Health Sci 1002B Final Questions and
Answers 2026 Updated.
What are the two most common health factors in society - Answer genetics and behaviors
Non-medical factors determining health risks and health-seeking behaviors - Answer values,
norms, geography, policies
in the past the biggest killer was _____ disease, now it's _______ disease - Answer Infectious,
chronic
Who is the father of modern pathology - Answer Rudolph Virchow
__._% reported food insecurity in the past 30 days - Answer 14.6
What region of Canada is the most food insecure - Answer The north with 57% of people living
in nunavut being food insecure
T or F, if food insecure for a long period of time individuals have a higher chance at developing
diabetes, food allergies, h/l blood pressure - Answer T
When did the foodstamp program come into play - Answer during the great depression (1939)
(agricultural surplus from the war)
Food insecurity is a manifest of _____ ______ - Answer income insecurity
According to Andrew Johnson what defines a good job - Answer Sense of wellbeing, mastery
over one's activities, enjoyment of self-esteem,
⅔ of Canadians are working more than __ hours of work per week - Answer 45
Five potential pathways to job insecurity - Answer Injury, Stress-induced physiological changes,
Increased risky behaviour, Loss of social support, Inadequacy of income
What is the long arm of a job - Answer The impact a job has on you outside of the job
, T or F, its is hardest on a childs mental health when work family conflict was chronic in fathers -
Answer false, in mothers
Health ______ stem from income, social status, race, gender, education and physical
environment - Answer inequities
We are in the _____ industrial revolution marked by _______ and ________ - Answer 4th,
digitization, automation
_____ Skills are an increasing need - Answer Digital
What is mean to examine your reflexivity - Answer examination of how your social position
and values you have internalized through you lifeshape you experience
Bill __ of the Canadian charter of rights states that everyone the right not to be discriminate
against - Answer 15
Acts of discrimination can affect people ______ or _______ - Answer directly, indirectly
Acts of discrimination are often ______ and _______ - Answer normalized and unrecognized
What is a productive act of discrimination - Answer reinforce the power of the more powerful
and privileged groups in that context
Structural discrimination is ________, _________ and _______ - Answer institutionalized,
widespread and normalized
1 in 5 ____ families live in poverty whereas 1 in 20 non-______ families do - Answer racilized
What is intersectionality? - Answer people falling under multiple social categories
(marginalized)
The BLT community was affected disproportionatley by covid how - Answer occupation
opportunities
T or F, It is crucial to look at individuals truths as opposed to crude scientific fact - Answer tru
Answers 2026 Updated.
What are the two most common health factors in society - Answer genetics and behaviors
Non-medical factors determining health risks and health-seeking behaviors - Answer values,
norms, geography, policies
in the past the biggest killer was _____ disease, now it's _______ disease - Answer Infectious,
chronic
Who is the father of modern pathology - Answer Rudolph Virchow
__._% reported food insecurity in the past 30 days - Answer 14.6
What region of Canada is the most food insecure - Answer The north with 57% of people living
in nunavut being food insecure
T or F, if food insecure for a long period of time individuals have a higher chance at developing
diabetes, food allergies, h/l blood pressure - Answer T
When did the foodstamp program come into play - Answer during the great depression (1939)
(agricultural surplus from the war)
Food insecurity is a manifest of _____ ______ - Answer income insecurity
According to Andrew Johnson what defines a good job - Answer Sense of wellbeing, mastery
over one's activities, enjoyment of self-esteem,
⅔ of Canadians are working more than __ hours of work per week - Answer 45
Five potential pathways to job insecurity - Answer Injury, Stress-induced physiological changes,
Increased risky behaviour, Loss of social support, Inadequacy of income
What is the long arm of a job - Answer The impact a job has on you outside of the job
, T or F, its is hardest on a childs mental health when work family conflict was chronic in fathers -
Answer false, in mothers
Health ______ stem from income, social status, race, gender, education and physical
environment - Answer inequities
We are in the _____ industrial revolution marked by _______ and ________ - Answer 4th,
digitization, automation
_____ Skills are an increasing need - Answer Digital
What is mean to examine your reflexivity - Answer examination of how your social position
and values you have internalized through you lifeshape you experience
Bill __ of the Canadian charter of rights states that everyone the right not to be discriminate
against - Answer 15
Acts of discrimination can affect people ______ or _______ - Answer directly, indirectly
Acts of discrimination are often ______ and _______ - Answer normalized and unrecognized
What is a productive act of discrimination - Answer reinforce the power of the more powerful
and privileged groups in that context
Structural discrimination is ________, _________ and _______ - Answer institutionalized,
widespread and normalized
1 in 5 ____ families live in poverty whereas 1 in 20 non-______ families do - Answer racilized
What is intersectionality? - Answer people falling under multiple social categories
(marginalized)
The BLT community was affected disproportionatley by covid how - Answer occupation
opportunities
T or F, It is crucial to look at individuals truths as opposed to crude scientific fact - Answer tru
