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PPN 302 FINAL Comprehensive Resource To Help You Ace Includes Frequently Tested Questions With ELABORATED 100% Correct COMPLETE SOLUTIONS Guaranteed Pass First Attempt!! Current Update!! 1. What is health equity? - ANSWER fair distribution of resources and opportunities not equal distribution of resources and opportunities 2. What does the critical social theory lens recognize? - ANSWER -Social economic and political conditions have a history -Scientific and practical ways of thinking and getting things done are open to systematic questioning and criticism 3. What does critical social theory help us with? - ANSWER - Unpack the 'taken for granted' - Look at power relationships and relations and the ways in which these are influenced by history, economics, politics, social structures -Question the status 4. What is an upstream approach? - ANSWER An approach to care that examines and addresses root causes rather than symptoms can improve long-term outcomes and decrease healthcare costs. 5. What is the definition of Micro level A. Broader social, political, economic, historical context B. Individual, family and/or neighbourhood contexts C. Neighbourhood, 'group', institutional context - ANSWER B. Individual, family and/or neighbourhood contexts 6. What is the definition of Meso level A. Neighbourhood, 'group', institutional context B. Individual, family and/or neighbourhood contexts C. Broader social, political, economic, historical context - ANSWER A Neighbourhood, 'group', institutional context 7. What is the definition of Macro level A. Broader social, political, economic, historical context B. Individual, family and/or neighbourhood contexts C. Neighbourhood, 'group', institutional context - ANSWER A. Broader social, political, economic, historical context 8. What does the CHN standard "Promoting Health" involve? (SATA) A. Involves strategies that promote, protect and preserve health. B. Addressing health disparities and inequalities C. Promoting health is a partnership D. Incorporate the lived experience of the community E. Caring for the total human being - ANSWER A. Involves strategies that promote, protect and preserve health. B. Addressing health disparities and inequalities C. Promoting health is a partnership D. Incorporate the lived experience of the community E. Caring for the total human being

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PPN 302 FINAL Comprehensive Resource To
Help You Ace 2026-2027 Includes Frequently
Tested Questions With ELABORATED 100%
Correct COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
Guaranteed Pass First Attempt!!
Current Update!!

1. What is health equity? - ANSWER fair distribution of resources and
opportunities not equal distribution of resources and opportunities



2. What does the critical social theory lens recognize? - ANSWER -Social,
economic and political conditions have a history
-Scientific and practical ways of thinking and getting things done are open to
systematic questioning and criticism



3. What does critical social theory help us with? - ANSWER - Unpack the
'taken for granted'
- Look at power relationships and relations and the ways in which these are
influenced by history, economics, politics, social structures
-Question the status quo



4. What is an upstream approach? - ANSWER An approach to care that
examines and addresses root causes rather than symptoms can improve long-term
outcomes and decrease healthcare costs.

,5. What is the definition of Micro level
A. Broader social, political, economic, historical context
B. Individual, family and/or neighbourhood contexts

C. Neighbourhood, 'group', institutional context - ANSWER B. Individual,
family and/or neighbourhood contexts


6. What is the definition of Meso level
A. Neighbourhood, 'group', institutional context
B. Individual, family and/or neighbourhood contexts

C. Broader social, political, economic, historical context - ANSWER A


7. What is the definition of Macro level
A. Broader social, political, economic, historical context
B. Individual, family and/or neighbourhood contexts

C. Neighbourhood, 'group', institutional context - ANSWER A. Broader social,
political, economic, historical context


8. What does the CHN standard "Promoting Health" involve? (SATA)
A. Involves strategies that promote, protect and preserve health.
B. Addressing health disparities and inequalities
C. Promoting health is a partnership
D. Incorporate the lived experience of the community

E. Caring for the total human being - ANSWER A. Involves strategies that
promote, protect and preserve health.

,B. Addressing health disparities and inequalities
C. Promoting health is a partnership
D. Incorporate the lived experience of the community
E. Caring for the total human being


9. What does the CHN standard "Building Community Capacity" involve? (SATA)
A. A focus on strengths
B. Facilitates appropriate involvement of clients in identifying their health
outcomes and developing a plan of care
C. The result is empowerment
D. Using weaknesses to influence individual approaches

E. Doing with-versus- Doing for - ANSWER A. A focus on strengths

B. Facilitates appropriate involvement of clients in identifying their health
outcomes and developing a plan of care
C. The result is empowerment
E. Doing with-versus- Doing for


10. What does the CHN standard "Building Relationships" involve? (SATA)
A. Focusing and relying on common interests between people to build
relationships
B. Relationship building is knowing how to be with people
C. Being respectful of diversity, health status, experiences, and beliefs.

D. Recognize you are a guest in the community - ANSWER B. Relationship
building is knowing how to be with people

, C. Being respectful of diversity, health status, experiences, and beliefs.
D. Recognize you are a guest in the community


11. What does the CHN standard "Facilitating Access and Equity" involve?
A. Enable access to resources based on community needs.
B. Advocates for community members when they are unable to advocate for
themselves
C. All of the above

D. None of the above - ANSWER C. All of the above


12. What does the CHN standard "Demonstrating Professional Responsibility and
Accountability" involve? (SATA)
A. Various levels of accountability as CHNs
B. Being ethical to your practice.
C. Communicate appropriately
D. Remain professional

E. Maintain a high level of responsibility. - ANSWER A. Various levels of
accountability as CHNs
B. Being ethical to your practice.
C. Communicate appropriately
D. Remain professional
E. Maintain a high level of responsibility.


13. What defines a client (the community)? (SATA)

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