NURS 317 COMMUNITY HEALTH
MIDTERM 2026/2027 – QUESTIONS,
STUDY GUIDE & PRACTICE REVIEW
1 of 60
Definition
P: societally granted, unearned advantages accorded to some people
and not others. These are systemic or structural advantages based on
identity factors
O: societally constructed disadvantages and disenfranchisement due
to holding a marginalized identity.
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association vs causality morals vs values
prevalence vs incidence privilege vs oppression
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, 2 of 60
Definition
population at risk for over-diagnosis and overmedialization
- ADHD children
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a. primary prevention quaternary prevention
c. tertiary prevention secondary prevention
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3 of 60
Definition
a group's formal and informal means of enforcing its norms
"Mickey Mouse concept as it is used in a broad array of means
formal social control pertains to a legalized right to enforce order
facemasks, vaccinations, and social distracting are all tools made use
of in controlling behaviour in the name of collective advantages
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social control social sensitivity
, social order socialization
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4 of 60
Term
What did the 20th century nursing look like?
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1. hospital: the shift to less emphasis on SDoH as the funding went there as you
can SEE the outcome
2. private-duty
3. public health and home visit (self-employed CHNs, specialized and elite)
;religious orders would provide healthcare and support the sick
- Grey nuns
a lot to do with social justice
- no divide between community and hospital healthcare and both in rural and urban
places
- Inspire excellence
- Foundation for certification
- Set criteria and expectations for safe and ethical care
- Define the scope and depth of practice
- Support human resource management
- Strengthen education and professional development
, turtle island (Canada)
- Indigenous peoples would provide holistic healthcare, curative midwifery, and
education regarding health and healing
- settlers would receive this care and learn fromf them
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5 of 60
Definition
deals with disease care and treatment that requires surgical or medical
interventions
- helps people live independently in their communities
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hospice nursing agency care nursing
school nursing home health nursing
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6 of 60
Definition
act in the persons best interest and in their wishes, keep them
informed, carry out instructions with diligence and competence, act
MIDTERM 2026/2027 – QUESTIONS,
STUDY GUIDE & PRACTICE REVIEW
1 of 60
Definition
P: societally granted, unearned advantages accorded to some people
and not others. These are systemic or structural advantages based on
identity factors
O: societally constructed disadvantages and disenfranchisement due
to holding a marginalized identity.
Give this one a try later!
association vs causality morals vs values
prevalence vs incidence privilege vs oppression
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, 2 of 60
Definition
population at risk for over-diagnosis and overmedialization
- ADHD children
Give this one a try later!
a. primary prevention quaternary prevention
c. tertiary prevention secondary prevention
Don't know?
3 of 60
Definition
a group's formal and informal means of enforcing its norms
"Mickey Mouse concept as it is used in a broad array of means
formal social control pertains to a legalized right to enforce order
facemasks, vaccinations, and social distracting are all tools made use
of in controlling behaviour in the name of collective advantages
Give this one a try later!
social control social sensitivity
, social order socialization
Don't know?
4 of 60
Term
What did the 20th century nursing look like?
Give this one a try later!
1. hospital: the shift to less emphasis on SDoH as the funding went there as you
can SEE the outcome
2. private-duty
3. public health and home visit (self-employed CHNs, specialized and elite)
;religious orders would provide healthcare and support the sick
- Grey nuns
a lot to do with social justice
- no divide between community and hospital healthcare and both in rural and urban
places
- Inspire excellence
- Foundation for certification
- Set criteria and expectations for safe and ethical care
- Define the scope and depth of practice
- Support human resource management
- Strengthen education and professional development
, turtle island (Canada)
- Indigenous peoples would provide holistic healthcare, curative midwifery, and
education regarding health and healing
- settlers would receive this care and learn fromf them
Don't know?
5 of 60
Definition
deals with disease care and treatment that requires surgical or medical
interventions
- helps people live independently in their communities
Give this one a try later!
hospice nursing agency care nursing
school nursing home health nursing
Don't know?
6 of 60
Definition
act in the persons best interest and in their wishes, keep them
informed, carry out instructions with diligence and competence, act
