HEALTH SCI 2250 MIDTERM 1 PHO MODULES /CHAPTER 1
VERIFIED STUDY GUIDE
Health Promotion - Answers - improving health and enabling individuals to increase
control over and improve your health
Health (WHO) - Answers - state of complete physical, mental and social wellbeing
5 Action Areas of the Ottawa Charter - Answers - 1. Building healthy public policy
2. Supportive environments
3. Strengthening community action
4. Reorienting health services
5. Developing Personal Skills
3 Strategies of health promotion - Answers - Advocate, mediate, enable
4 values of health promotion - Answers - empowerment, social justice/equity, inclusion,
respect
Home Setting - Answers - primary influence on behaviour, influenced by value and
tradition
School Setting - Answers - formal and informal behaviour, ex nutrition, sex, substance
use, PA
Community Setting - Answers - dynamic systems with strengths/coping capabilities to
influence and support improved health
Sigerist's prerequisites for health - Answers - Decent standard of living, good labour
conditions, education, physical culture
The Medical Care Act is now known as - Answers - The Canada Health Act
The first international health conference - Answers - 1986 in Ottawa (WHO)
Lalonde Report (1974) stated health is a product of 4 factors - Answers - 1. Lifestyle 2.
Biology 3. Environment 4. Health care organization
Harry Sigerist defines health promotion: - Answers - health is promoted by providing a
decent standard of living, good labour conditions, physical culture and means of rest
and recreation
Participatory approach of health - Answers - health practitioner address health issues by
doing thing wit people rather than for them
VERIFIED STUDY GUIDE
Health Promotion - Answers - improving health and enabling individuals to increase
control over and improve your health
Health (WHO) - Answers - state of complete physical, mental and social wellbeing
5 Action Areas of the Ottawa Charter - Answers - 1. Building healthy public policy
2. Supportive environments
3. Strengthening community action
4. Reorienting health services
5. Developing Personal Skills
3 Strategies of health promotion - Answers - Advocate, mediate, enable
4 values of health promotion - Answers - empowerment, social justice/equity, inclusion,
respect
Home Setting - Answers - primary influence on behaviour, influenced by value and
tradition
School Setting - Answers - formal and informal behaviour, ex nutrition, sex, substance
use, PA
Community Setting - Answers - dynamic systems with strengths/coping capabilities to
influence and support improved health
Sigerist's prerequisites for health - Answers - Decent standard of living, good labour
conditions, education, physical culture
The Medical Care Act is now known as - Answers - The Canada Health Act
The first international health conference - Answers - 1986 in Ottawa (WHO)
Lalonde Report (1974) stated health is a product of 4 factors - Answers - 1. Lifestyle 2.
Biology 3. Environment 4. Health care organization
Harry Sigerist defines health promotion: - Answers - health is promoted by providing a
decent standard of living, good labour conditions, physical culture and means of rest
and recreation
Participatory approach of health - Answers - health practitioner address health issues by
doing thing wit people rather than for them