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Chapter 01: Health and Wellness
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MULTIPLEVCHOICE

1. TheV nurseV isV usingV theV populationV healthV promotionV modelV toV developV actionsV forV improv
inVgV health.V AfterV asking,V ―OnV whatV shouldV weVtakeV action?‖;V―HowVshouldVweVtakeVaction
?‖;VandV ―WhyVshouldV weV takeV action?‖V theV nurseV willV askV whichV ofV theV followingV questio
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a. ―WithVwhomVshouldV weV act?‖
b. ―WhenV shouldV weVtakeV action?‖
c. ―WhichVgovernmentV shouldVtakeV action?‖
d. ―WhereVshouldV weV firstV act?‖
ANS:V A
TheVnextVquestionV toV askV whenV usingV theV populationVhealthV modelV approachV isV ―WithV whomV
shVouldV weV act?‖V TheV otherV choicesV areV notV questionsV includedV inV thisV model.

DIF: Apply REF:V 13,V FigureV 1-5
OBJ:V ContrastV distinguishingV featuresV ofV healthV promotionV andV diseaseV prevention.V
TOP:V Implementation
MSC:V CPNRE:VFoundationsVofVPractic
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2. TheVprincipleV ―HealthVpromotionV isVmultisectoral‖V meansV whichV ofVtheV following?
a. RelationshipsVbetweenVindividual,Vsocial,VandVenvironmentalVfactorsV mustV
bVeV recognized.
b. Physical,Vmental,V social,V ecological,Vcultural,V andV spiritualVaspectsVofVhealthVm
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Veconomic,Vpolitical,Venvironmental,Vmedical,VandVnursingVsciences,VasVwellVasVfr

oVmV first-handV experience.
ANS:V C
TheV statementV ―HealthV promotionV isV multisectoral‖V isV theV principleV explainedV byV theV necess
itVyVtoVinvolveVareasVotherVthanVhealthVinVorderVtoVchangeVunhealthyVlivingVandVworkingVcond
itiVons.

DIF:VVV UnderstandVVVV REF:V 11
OBJ:V ContrastV distinguishingVfeaturesV ofV healthV promotionV andV diseaseVpreventio
n.V TOP:V Planning MSC:VCPNRE:V FoundationsV ofV Practice

3. AccordingVtoV theVWorldV HealthV Organization,V whatV isVtheV bestV descriptionV ofV ―health‖?
a. SimplyVtheVabsenceV ofVdisease.
b. InvolvingVtheVtotalVpersonVandVenvironment.
c. StrictlyVpersonalV inVnature.
d. StatusVofVpathologicalV state.

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TheVWHOVdefinesVhealthVasV―…theVextentVtoVwhichVanVindividualVorVgroupVisVable,VonVtheVo
VneV hand,V toV realizeV aspirationsV andV satisfyV needs;V and,V onV theV otherV hand,V toV changeV orV cop

eVwithV theV environment.V HealthV is,V therefore,V seenV asV aV resourceV forVeverydayV life,V notV theVobj
VectiveV ofV living;V itV isV aV positiveV conceptV emphasizingV socialV andV personalV resources,V asV well V

asV physicalV capacities.‖V Nurses‘V attitudesV towardV healthV andV illnessV shouldV accountV forV theV t
oVtalV person,V asV wellV asV theV environmentV inV whichV theV personV lives.V PeopleV freeV ofV diseaseV a
reVnotV equallyV healthy.V ViewsVofV healthVhaveV broadenedV toV includeVmental,V social,V andV spirit
ualVwell-
being,V asV wellV asV aV focusV onV healthV atV familyV andV communityVlevels.V ConditionsV ofV life,V rat
heVrV thanV pathologicalV states,V areV whatV determineV health.

DIF: Knowledge REF:V 2
OBJ:V DiscussV waysV thatV definitionsV ofV healthV haveV beenV conceptualize
d.V TOP:V Evaluate MSC:VCPNRE:V FoundationsV ofV Practice

4. WhatVpriorityVstrategyVforV healthV promotionVinVCanadaVisVoptionalV butVseenV asV importa
ntVtoV incorporateV inV nursingV educationV curricula?
a. KnowledgeVofVdiseaseVprevention.
b. StrategiesVforVhealthVpromotion.
c. PolicyVadvocacy.
d. ConceptsVofVdeterminantsVofV health.
ANS:V C
Increasingly,VpolicyVadvocacyVisVincorporatedVintoVnursingVroleVstatementsVandVnursingVeduca
VtionV curricula.V NursesV shouldV thinkV aboutV policiesV thatV haveV contributedV toV health

problems,VpoliciesVthatVwouldVhelpVtoValleviateVhealthVproblems,VandVhowVnursingVchampions
VpublicVpolicies.VDiseaseVpreventionVisVanVintegralVpartVofVnursingVcurricula. VHealthVpromotio

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OBJ:V AnalyzeV howV theV natureV andV scopeV ofV nursing practiceV areV influencedV byV diff
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erVentV conceptualizationsV ofV healthV andV healthV determinants.
TOP:V PlanningV MS
C:VCPNRE:V FoundationsV ofV Practice

5. WhichV ofVtheV followingV isV aV prerequisiteV forV health,V asV identifiedV byVtheV OttawaVCharte
rV fVorV HealthV Promotion?
a. Education.
b. SocialVsupport.
c. Self-esteem.
d. PhysicalVenvironment.
ANS:V A
EducationV isV oneVofV theV nineVprerequisitesV forV healthV thatV wereV identifiedV inV theV OttawaVCha
rtVerV forV HealthV Promotion.V LackV ofV socialV supportV andV lowV self-
esteemV wereV identifiedV asV aV psychosocialV riskV factorsV byV LabonteV (1993).V DangerousV physica
lVenvironmentsV wereV identifiedV asV socioenvironmentalV riskV factorsV byV LabonteV (1993).

DIF: Understand REF:V 4
OBJ:VDiscussVcontributionsVofVtheVfollowingVCanadianVpublicationsVtoVconceptualizationsVofVhea
lVthVandVhealthVdeterminants:VLalondeVReport,VOttawaVCharter,VEppVReport,VStrategiesVforVPopul
atVionV Health,V JakartaV Declaration,V BangkokV Charter,V TorontoV Charter.V TOP:VPlanning
MSC:V CPNRE:V FoundationsVofVPractice