PPN 302 - MIDTERM CERTIFICATION
SCRIPT 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
• Economic Impacts of Violence.
Answer: - No comprehensive framework for estimating the full economic
burden of violence - Perpetuated/intergenerational cycles of poverty
• intersectionality theory.
Answer: critical perspective by recognizing that multiple intersecting factors
affect health and access (vulnerability)
• Interpersonal Violence.
Answer: The intentional use of physical force or power against other persons
by an individual or small group of individuals; interpersonal violence may
be physical, sexual, or psychological - IPV (domestic violence) - Human
(sex) trafficking/sexual violence - Horizontal/workplace violence
• What are examples of SDH.
Answer: income, social support, employment, education, childhood
development, immigration, race, class, gender, sexuality
• Structural Violence.
Answer: The increased risk/harm to groups based on their "social location"
caused by unequal power and unequal life chances that are built into
systemic/political structural inequality and social injustices - The premise
that social inequality is an act of violence; it exerts power and control that
harm/stifle individuals and groups' ability to reach their full potential -
Conceptualized as the 'hidden' root cause of the causes of different forms of
violence
• Social Impacts of Violence.
Answer: - Community disorganization - Child/youth development - Lack of
safety (neighbourhood stigma) - Walkability
,• purpose of standards of practice?.
Answer: define scope and depth of CHN practice
• manifestations of racism.
Answer: bias, prejudice, micro aggression, discrimination, brutality,
surveillance, etc.
• STANDARDS OF PRACTICE: Maintenance, restoration, and palliation.
Answer: maintain function, improve health, and support life transitions
(co-creating plans of care)
• Intersecting Determinants of Structural Violence, Inequality, Oppression.
Answer: - Trauma - Age - Race/ethnicity - Gender - Generational
transmission of violence - Neighbourhood/Gentrification - Incarceration -
Poverty
• Individual: Prevention & Response Strategies.
Answer: - Trauma-informed care and support - Empathy building - Positive
behavioural supports
• STANDARDS OF PRACTICE: Professional Responsibility.
Answer: professional responsibility and accountability is a fundamental
component of autonomous practice (ETHICAL PRACTICE)
• What is the Professional Practice Model outlined by CHNC used for?.
Answer: provides a structure, process, and values supporting nurses control
over care delivery and the environment it is delivered in
• Community organizations (professional model of practice) ?.
Answer: influenced by: management practice delivery structure and process
professional relationships and partnerships
• Community Violence.
Answer: Violence that occurs between strangers, friends, or acquaintances,
and it typically takes place outside of residential dwellings and is often
physical in nature - Homicide - Gun violence
• What is Primary Health Care?.
, Answer: essential health care based on practical, scientifically, and socially
acceptable methods - first contact of individuals with national health system
• Mitigation Strategies to Stop the Cycle of Poverty & Abuse.
Answer: - Trauma-informed care, social support, and housing programs for
survivors of violence - Support for post-incarceration integration - Screening
for experiences of violence in health care
• Interpersonal: Prevention & Response Strategies.
Answer: - Identification and connection to care - Early pro-social behaviour
training - Family-based therapy
• STANDARDS OF PRACTICE: Health Equity.
Answer: recognize impact of social determinants of health and incorporate
actions into practice (advocating for policy)
• 5 principles of PHC, explain each.
Answer: Accessibility. - universally available to all - barriers include HCP
stigma, pts will avoid seeking care Public participation. - encourage
participation in decision making Health promotion. - develop skills to
improve and maintain own health and well-being Appropriate technology. -
based on society's social, economic, and cultural development ; have
alternatives to high cost or high tech services Intersectoral collaboration. -
establish national and local health goals, public policies, and planning and
evaluation services (link between health and economy)
• What is a community health nurse?.
Answer: nurses who work with people where they live, work, learn,
worship, and play to promote health
• Socio-Ecological Determinants of Violence: Individual.
Answer: - Trauma - Cognitive impairment - Impulsivity - Substance use -
Mental health - Employment and pro-social role
• White settler privilege.
Answer: healthcare is made for the white community (nurses are generally
white, person in charge is white, providers are white, etc.)
SCRIPT 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
• Economic Impacts of Violence.
Answer: - No comprehensive framework for estimating the full economic
burden of violence - Perpetuated/intergenerational cycles of poverty
• intersectionality theory.
Answer: critical perspective by recognizing that multiple intersecting factors
affect health and access (vulnerability)
• Interpersonal Violence.
Answer: The intentional use of physical force or power against other persons
by an individual or small group of individuals; interpersonal violence may
be physical, sexual, or psychological - IPV (domestic violence) - Human
(sex) trafficking/sexual violence - Horizontal/workplace violence
• What are examples of SDH.
Answer: income, social support, employment, education, childhood
development, immigration, race, class, gender, sexuality
• Structural Violence.
Answer: The increased risk/harm to groups based on their "social location"
caused by unequal power and unequal life chances that are built into
systemic/political structural inequality and social injustices - The premise
that social inequality is an act of violence; it exerts power and control that
harm/stifle individuals and groups' ability to reach their full potential -
Conceptualized as the 'hidden' root cause of the causes of different forms of
violence
• Social Impacts of Violence.
Answer: - Community disorganization - Child/youth development - Lack of
safety (neighbourhood stigma) - Walkability
,• purpose of standards of practice?.
Answer: define scope and depth of CHN practice
• manifestations of racism.
Answer: bias, prejudice, micro aggression, discrimination, brutality,
surveillance, etc.
• STANDARDS OF PRACTICE: Maintenance, restoration, and palliation.
Answer: maintain function, improve health, and support life transitions
(co-creating plans of care)
• Intersecting Determinants of Structural Violence, Inequality, Oppression.
Answer: - Trauma - Age - Race/ethnicity - Gender - Generational
transmission of violence - Neighbourhood/Gentrification - Incarceration -
Poverty
• Individual: Prevention & Response Strategies.
Answer: - Trauma-informed care and support - Empathy building - Positive
behavioural supports
• STANDARDS OF PRACTICE: Professional Responsibility.
Answer: professional responsibility and accountability is a fundamental
component of autonomous practice (ETHICAL PRACTICE)
• What is the Professional Practice Model outlined by CHNC used for?.
Answer: provides a structure, process, and values supporting nurses control
over care delivery and the environment it is delivered in
• Community organizations (professional model of practice) ?.
Answer: influenced by: management practice delivery structure and process
professional relationships and partnerships
• Community Violence.
Answer: Violence that occurs between strangers, friends, or acquaintances,
and it typically takes place outside of residential dwellings and is often
physical in nature - Homicide - Gun violence
• What is Primary Health Care?.
, Answer: essential health care based on practical, scientifically, and socially
acceptable methods - first contact of individuals with national health system
• Mitigation Strategies to Stop the Cycle of Poverty & Abuse.
Answer: - Trauma-informed care, social support, and housing programs for
survivors of violence - Support for post-incarceration integration - Screening
for experiences of violence in health care
• Interpersonal: Prevention & Response Strategies.
Answer: - Identification and connection to care - Early pro-social behaviour
training - Family-based therapy
• STANDARDS OF PRACTICE: Health Equity.
Answer: recognize impact of social determinants of health and incorporate
actions into practice (advocating for policy)
• 5 principles of PHC, explain each.
Answer: Accessibility. - universally available to all - barriers include HCP
stigma, pts will avoid seeking care Public participation. - encourage
participation in decision making Health promotion. - develop skills to
improve and maintain own health and well-being Appropriate technology. -
based on society's social, economic, and cultural development ; have
alternatives to high cost or high tech services Intersectoral collaboration. -
establish national and local health goals, public policies, and planning and
evaluation services (link between health and economy)
• What is a community health nurse?.
Answer: nurses who work with people where they live, work, learn,
worship, and play to promote health
• Socio-Ecological Determinants of Violence: Individual.
Answer: - Trauma - Cognitive impairment - Impulsivity - Substance use -
Mental health - Employment and pro-social role
• White settler privilege.
Answer: healthcare is made for the white community (nurses are generally
white, person in charge is white, providers are white, etc.)
