NURS 3300 TEST 1 | NURSING STUDY GUIDE &
PRACTICE QUESTIONS 2026/2027
1 of 68
Term
Mortality
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The increasing global
Individual health education, individual
interconnectedness and global
counselling
interdependence of humanity.
Undernutrition, micronutrient
deficiency and overnutrition. The number of deaths that
- Most common cause is infection occur in a population
- Large impact on child health
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, 2 of 68
Definition
The view that everyone deserves equal economic, political and social
rights and opportunities.
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Global population Nonmaleficience
Global governance Social justice
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3 of 68
Term
Intellectual copyrights
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The ethical premise for human engagement that has been employed in creating
healthy and respectful cross-cultural collaborations
- Aim is to improve the quality of life for all human beings
Overtime, humans have increasingly been eating higher intakes of animal products,
more trans fats, and less fibre.
, - Healthy diets (more infectious diseases) → unhealthy diets (more obesity and
chronic diseases).
Trade imbalances, domination of transnational corporations, reduced cultural
diversity (westernization), corporate tax avoidance, environment impacts, increased
inequity
The legal rights given to an inventor or creator to protect his invention or
creation for a certain period of time.
- Dangerous because they result in medication and vaccine patents
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4 of 68
Term
Transnational Corporations
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Goal is to ensure quality nursing care for all and sound health policies globally.
- e.g. nursing workforce, access to primary healthcare, counterfeit medications
Vaccine patents (a form of IP rights) lead to production monopolies that contribute
to increased prices and decreased access.
A company that operates in two or more countries
- E.g. CocaCola, Pepsico, Kraft, Nestle, etc.
, The view that everyone deserves equal economic, political and social rights and
opportunities.
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5 of 68
Term
Midstream approaches
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Global movement of health workers for various reasons
Governs rules of trade between countries (resolve disputes and ensure trade flows
smoothly)
Community development, capacity building, community programming.
Movement of healthcare workers from developing to developed countries for
better opportunities
- Result of unjust global health workforce management: low wages for migrating
workforce
- Migration leads to the dissemination of language
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PRACTICE QUESTIONS 2026/2027
1 of 68
Term
Mortality
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The increasing global
Individual health education, individual
interconnectedness and global
counselling
interdependence of humanity.
Undernutrition, micronutrient
deficiency and overnutrition. The number of deaths that
- Most common cause is infection occur in a population
- Large impact on child health
Don't know?
, 2 of 68
Definition
The view that everyone deserves equal economic, political and social
rights and opportunities.
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Global population Nonmaleficience
Global governance Social justice
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3 of 68
Term
Intellectual copyrights
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The ethical premise for human engagement that has been employed in creating
healthy and respectful cross-cultural collaborations
- Aim is to improve the quality of life for all human beings
Overtime, humans have increasingly been eating higher intakes of animal products,
more trans fats, and less fibre.
, - Healthy diets (more infectious diseases) → unhealthy diets (more obesity and
chronic diseases).
Trade imbalances, domination of transnational corporations, reduced cultural
diversity (westernization), corporate tax avoidance, environment impacts, increased
inequity
The legal rights given to an inventor or creator to protect his invention or
creation for a certain period of time.
- Dangerous because they result in medication and vaccine patents
Don't know?
4 of 68
Term
Transnational Corporations
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Goal is to ensure quality nursing care for all and sound health policies globally.
- e.g. nursing workforce, access to primary healthcare, counterfeit medications
Vaccine patents (a form of IP rights) lead to production monopolies that contribute
to increased prices and decreased access.
A company that operates in two or more countries
- E.g. CocaCola, Pepsico, Kraft, Nestle, etc.
, The view that everyone deserves equal economic, political and social rights and
opportunities.
Don't know?
5 of 68
Term
Midstream approaches
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Global movement of health workers for various reasons
Governs rules of trade between countries (resolve disputes and ensure trade flows
smoothly)
Community development, capacity building, community programming.
Movement of healthcare workers from developing to developed countries for
better opportunities
- Result of unjust global health workforce management: low wages for migrating
workforce
- Migration leads to the dissemination of language
Don't know?
