HLST 354 ACTUAL Midterm EXAM |2025 UPDATED |WITH COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS| 100% RATED CORRECT| GUARANTEED
TO PASS!!
5 principles of primary health care - (answers)1. Accessibility
2. Public Participation
3. Health Promotion
4. Appropriate Technology
5. Intersectoral Cooperation
Salutogenesis - (answers)An approach focusing on factors that support human health and well-
being rather than on factors that cause
请您disease (sources of health)
Differences between MDGs and SDGs - (answers)- Universality
- Integration
- Focus on root causes
- Include perspectives
- Embraces prosperity and justice
- Holistic
- Changes in human experience
Locality (Rothman) - (answers)- discussion among a wide range of individuals, groups and
fractions
- participation
Social Planning (Rothman) - (answers)- fact finding and analysis
- involves experts
- public consultation, learning
,Social Action (Rothman) - (answers)- confrontational tactics
- raise awareness
- create change opportunity
Asset Mapping - (answers)capturing community-based initiatives such as community
development, strategic planning and organizational development
What community assessment is asset-based, internally focused, relationship driven and used to
analyze and build power within a community? - (answers)Asset Mapping
5 Reasons for Community Assessment
请您- (answers)- baseline information
- collaboration
- public discussion
- insight
- influence
Community Assessment - (answers)a systematic process of becoming acquainted with a
particular community
7 steps of community assessment - (answers)1. define community
2. establish purpose of the assessment
3. determine scope/timeframe
4. gather data
5. analyze data
6. validate findings with members in the community
7. identify community issues/concerns with members in the community
4 barriers to community assessment - (answers)- physical boundaries do not match community
, - reluctance
- conflict among groups
- insider vs. outsider view
Emic - (answers)insider's perspective
Etic - (answers)outsider's perspective
Transnationalism - (answers)the practice of maintaining active participation in social, economic,
religious, and political spheres across national borders
请您
Othering - (answers)the act of differentiating between individuals and groups such that
distinctions are made between "me" and "you" and between "us" and "them"
Habitus - (answers)permanent internalization of the social order, dispositions (automatic
reactions based on how you were raised)
Capital (Bourdieu) - (answers)resources (mobilized by habitus in the fields)
Field (Bourdieu) - (answers)a positional context in which certain behaviours appear reasonable
Doxa (Bourdieu) - (answers)rules of the field
Culture - (answers)defined narrowly as shared values, beliefs and practices
3 D's of culturally unsafe practitioners? - (answers)Diminish
Demean
Disempower
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS| 100% RATED CORRECT| GUARANTEED
TO PASS!!
5 principles of primary health care - (answers)1. Accessibility
2. Public Participation
3. Health Promotion
4. Appropriate Technology
5. Intersectoral Cooperation
Salutogenesis - (answers)An approach focusing on factors that support human health and well-
being rather than on factors that cause
请您disease (sources of health)
Differences between MDGs and SDGs - (answers)- Universality
- Integration
- Focus on root causes
- Include perspectives
- Embraces prosperity and justice
- Holistic
- Changes in human experience
Locality (Rothman) - (answers)- discussion among a wide range of individuals, groups and
fractions
- participation
Social Planning (Rothman) - (answers)- fact finding and analysis
- involves experts
- public consultation, learning
,Social Action (Rothman) - (answers)- confrontational tactics
- raise awareness
- create change opportunity
Asset Mapping - (answers)capturing community-based initiatives such as community
development, strategic planning and organizational development
What community assessment is asset-based, internally focused, relationship driven and used to
analyze and build power within a community? - (answers)Asset Mapping
5 Reasons for Community Assessment
请您- (answers)- baseline information
- collaboration
- public discussion
- insight
- influence
Community Assessment - (answers)a systematic process of becoming acquainted with a
particular community
7 steps of community assessment - (answers)1. define community
2. establish purpose of the assessment
3. determine scope/timeframe
4. gather data
5. analyze data
6. validate findings with members in the community
7. identify community issues/concerns with members in the community
4 barriers to community assessment - (answers)- physical boundaries do not match community
, - reluctance
- conflict among groups
- insider vs. outsider view
Emic - (answers)insider's perspective
Etic - (answers)outsider's perspective
Transnationalism - (answers)the practice of maintaining active participation in social, economic,
religious, and political spheres across national borders
请您
Othering - (answers)the act of differentiating between individuals and groups such that
distinctions are made between "me" and "you" and between "us" and "them"
Habitus - (answers)permanent internalization of the social order, dispositions (automatic
reactions based on how you were raised)
Capital (Bourdieu) - (answers)resources (mobilized by habitus in the fields)
Field (Bourdieu) - (answers)a positional context in which certain behaviours appear reasonable
Doxa (Bourdieu) - (answers)rules of the field
Culture - (answers)defined narrowly as shared values, beliefs and practices
3 D's of culturally unsafe practitioners? - (answers)Diminish
Demean
Disempower
