NSG 2113 Midterm Exam – Questions With Detailed
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The founder of modern nursing is 2. Florence Nightingale
1. Hippocrates
2. Florence Nightingale
3. Jeanne Mance
4. Mary Agnes Snively
The earliest role of nurses involved 2. Using herbal remedies to relieve symptoms
1. Caring for the sick at home
2. Using herbal remedies to relieve
symptoms
3. Caring for the sick in hospitals
4. Supervising nursing students
,The religious roots of nursing in 3. The code of ethics
Canada can be seen in the
development of:
1. The ICN
2. The VON
3. The code of ethics
4. BETP
The following characteristic of nursing 4. Nursing as a highly regarded profession
in Canada today can be traced back to
Nightingale:
1. The high percentage of men in
nursing
2. The apprenticeship model
3. Public health education
4. Nursing as a highly regarded
profession
Minimum standards for nursing 2. The provincial regulators and associations
education are set by:
1. The nursing school
2. The provincial regulators and
associations
3. The Canadian Nurses Association
4. The Canadian Nurses Federation
The Lalonde Report is significant in 1. A behavioural approach to health
that it was the first to emphasize what?
1. A behavioural approach to health
2. A medical approach to health
3. A socioenvironmental approach to
health
4. Physiological risk factors
,What is the "watershed" document that 4. Ottawa Charter
marked the shift from a lifestyle to a
socioenvironmental approach to
health?
1. Lalonde Report
2. Adelaide Statement on Health in All
Policies
3. Toronto Charter
4. Ottawa Charter
From a socioenvironmental 1. Psychosocial risk factors and socioenvironmental
perspective, what are the major risk conditions
determinants of health?
1. Psychosocial risk factors and
socioenvironmental risk conditions
2. Physiological risk factors and
behavioural risk factors
3. Behavioural and psychosocial risk
factors
4. Behavioural and socioenvironmental
risk factors
What is the main reason that 1. The determinants of health are broad.
intersectoral collaboration is a
necessary strategy to reach the goal of
"Health for All"?
1. The determinants of health are
broad.
2. Intersectoral collaboration is cost-
effective.
3. Intersectoral collaboration
encourages problem solving at a local
level.
4. Intersectoral collaboration is less
likely to result in conflict.
, Providing immunizations against 2. Primary prevention
measles is an example of what?
1. Health promotion
2. Primary prevention
3. Secondary prevention
4. Tertiary prevention
The belief that health is primarily an 2. Behavioural
individual responsibility is most
congruent with which approach to
health?
1. Medical
2. Behavioural
3. Socioenvironmental
4. Critical/structural
Which statement does not accurately 3. The model focuses primarily on interventions at the
describe the Population Health societal level.
Promotion Model?
1. The model suggests that action can
address the full range of health
determinants.
2. The model incorporates the health
promotion strategies of the Ottawa
Charter.
3. The model focuses primarily on
interventions at the societal level.
4. The model attempts to integrate
population health and health
promotion concepts.
What is the most influential health 2. Income and social status
determinant?
1. Personal health practices
2. Income and social status
3. Health care services
4. Physical environment
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Terms in this set (102)
The founder of modern nursing is 2. Florence Nightingale
1. Hippocrates
2. Florence Nightingale
3. Jeanne Mance
4. Mary Agnes Snively
The earliest role of nurses involved 2. Using herbal remedies to relieve symptoms
1. Caring for the sick at home
2. Using herbal remedies to relieve
symptoms
3. Caring for the sick in hospitals
4. Supervising nursing students
,The religious roots of nursing in 3. The code of ethics
Canada can be seen in the
development of:
1. The ICN
2. The VON
3. The code of ethics
4. BETP
The following characteristic of nursing 4. Nursing as a highly regarded profession
in Canada today can be traced back to
Nightingale:
1. The high percentage of men in
nursing
2. The apprenticeship model
3. Public health education
4. Nursing as a highly regarded
profession
Minimum standards for nursing 2. The provincial regulators and associations
education are set by:
1. The nursing school
2. The provincial regulators and
associations
3. The Canadian Nurses Association
4. The Canadian Nurses Federation
The Lalonde Report is significant in 1. A behavioural approach to health
that it was the first to emphasize what?
1. A behavioural approach to health
2. A medical approach to health
3. A socioenvironmental approach to
health
4. Physiological risk factors
,What is the "watershed" document that 4. Ottawa Charter
marked the shift from a lifestyle to a
socioenvironmental approach to
health?
1. Lalonde Report
2. Adelaide Statement on Health in All
Policies
3. Toronto Charter
4. Ottawa Charter
From a socioenvironmental 1. Psychosocial risk factors and socioenvironmental
perspective, what are the major risk conditions
determinants of health?
1. Psychosocial risk factors and
socioenvironmental risk conditions
2. Physiological risk factors and
behavioural risk factors
3. Behavioural and psychosocial risk
factors
4. Behavioural and socioenvironmental
risk factors
What is the main reason that 1. The determinants of health are broad.
intersectoral collaboration is a
necessary strategy to reach the goal of
"Health for All"?
1. The determinants of health are
broad.
2. Intersectoral collaboration is cost-
effective.
3. Intersectoral collaboration
encourages problem solving at a local
level.
4. Intersectoral collaboration is less
likely to result in conflict.
, Providing immunizations against 2. Primary prevention
measles is an example of what?
1. Health promotion
2. Primary prevention
3. Secondary prevention
4. Tertiary prevention
The belief that health is primarily an 2. Behavioural
individual responsibility is most
congruent with which approach to
health?
1. Medical
2. Behavioural
3. Socioenvironmental
4. Critical/structural
Which statement does not accurately 3. The model focuses primarily on interventions at the
describe the Population Health societal level.
Promotion Model?
1. The model suggests that action can
address the full range of health
determinants.
2. The model incorporates the health
promotion strategies of the Ottawa
Charter.
3. The model focuses primarily on
interventions at the societal level.
4. The model attempts to integrate
population health and health
promotion concepts.
What is the most influential health 2. Income and social status
determinant?
1. Personal health practices
2. Income and social status
3. Health care services
4. Physical environment
