BSNC 4020: FINAL QUIZ MODULE 1-8 UPDATED ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. What is global health focused on?
Answer:
Improving health and achieving equity worldwide through international collaboration.
Question:
2. What is a key feature of modern global health?
Answer:
It connects local and global issues (health problems are shared across borders).
Question:
3. What is global citizenship in nursing?
Answer:
Recognizing global issues and taking responsibility through advocacy and action.
Question:
4. What frameworks guide global health practice?
Answer:
Human rights + UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
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5. Why is global health relevant to everyday nursing practice?
Answer:
Global issues (migration, climate change, disease spread) affect local patient care.
Question:
6. What are examples of global health organizations mentioned in class?
Answer:
WHO, UNICEF, MSF (Doctors Without Borders)
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7. What is meant by "system of inequality"?
Answer:
Overlapping social factors (race, class, gender, etc.) that create unequal health outcomes.
Question:
8. Key concept on "brave space"
Answer:
Focus on impact over intention when discussing inequities.
Question:
9. What creates health inequities?
, Answer:
Structural factors (not individual choices).
Question:
10. What does "socially locating yourself" mean?
Answer:
Recognizing your own position, privilege, and bias in healthcare.
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11. What type of data is used in epidemiology?
Answer:
Vitals, labs, medications, social determinants, access to care
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12. What is descriptive epidemiology?
Answer:
Identifies who, where, and when disease occurs.
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13. What is analytic epidemiology?
Answer:
Tests hypotheses to determine cause of disease.
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14. Why must descriptive epidemiology come first?
Answer:
It provides data needed to form hypotheses.
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15. What is a cohort study?
Answer:
Follows a group over time to see outcomes.
Question:
16. What is a cross-sectional study?
Answer:
Examines a population at one point in time.
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17. What is a case-control study?
Answer:
Compares people with disease vs without.
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18. Who is legally required to report certain diseases?
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. What is global health focused on?
Answer:
Improving health and achieving equity worldwide through international collaboration.
Question:
2. What is a key feature of modern global health?
Answer:
It connects local and global issues (health problems are shared across borders).
Question:
3. What is global citizenship in nursing?
Answer:
Recognizing global issues and taking responsibility through advocacy and action.
Question:
4. What frameworks guide global health practice?
Answer:
Human rights + UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Question:
5. Why is global health relevant to everyday nursing practice?
Answer:
Global issues (migration, climate change, disease spread) affect local patient care.
Question:
6. What are examples of global health organizations mentioned in class?
Answer:
WHO, UNICEF, MSF (Doctors Without Borders)
Question:
7. What is meant by "system of inequality"?
Answer:
Overlapping social factors (race, class, gender, etc.) that create unequal health outcomes.
Question:
8. Key concept on "brave space"
Answer:
Focus on impact over intention when discussing inequities.
Question:
9. What creates health inequities?
, Answer:
Structural factors (not individual choices).
Question:
10. What does "socially locating yourself" mean?
Answer:
Recognizing your own position, privilege, and bias in healthcare.
Question:
11. What type of data is used in epidemiology?
Answer:
Vitals, labs, medications, social determinants, access to care
Question:
12. What is descriptive epidemiology?
Answer:
Identifies who, where, and when disease occurs.
Question:
13. What is analytic epidemiology?
Answer:
Tests hypotheses to determine cause of disease.
Question:
14. Why must descriptive epidemiology come first?
Answer:
It provides data needed to form hypotheses.
Question:
15. What is a cohort study?
Answer:
Follows a group over time to see outcomes.
Question:
16. What is a cross-sectional study?
Answer:
Examines a population at one point in time.
Question:
17. What is a case-control study?
Answer:
Compares people with disease vs without.
Question:
18. Who is legally required to report certain diseases?
