GLPH 171 ANSWERS AND QUESTIONS SET A+
✔✔expanded authority in healthcare - ✔✔pharmacists could be allowed to prescribe
and nurses could have an expanded scope of practice
might make physicians feel underappreciated
✔✔resurgence of vaccine-preventable disease in canada - ✔✔falling vaccine rates,
most noticeably in children, are leading to resurgences of measles, a very dangerous
disease
✔✔how many people live in high risks areas to major climate change effects - ✔✔3.6
billion
✔✔rising temp and ticks - ✔✔increasing tick populations which leads to lyme disease,
anaplasmosis, and babesiosis due to climate change
✔✔extreme weather events and climate change - ✔✔flooding -> destroys homes ->
affects education + health
wildfires -> worsening air quality
✔✔the canadian government guide to climate change and health - ✔✔encompasses
health risks of climate change, who is most at risk, and what we can do to combat it
✔✔ wheel of power and privilege (sylvia duckworth) - ✔✔illustrates how power and
privilege intersect with social identity
marginalized identities on the outside, powerful identities on the inside
✔✔oppression - ✔✔mixture of institutional pwoer and prejudice that creates
disadvantages for people
✔✔four levels of oppression - ✔✔individual, interpersonal, institutional, and
societal/cultural
✔✔individual oppression - ✔✔feelings, beliefs, values
, ✔✔interpersonal oppression - ✔✔behaviours, actions
✔✔institutional oppression - ✔✔systems, hiring practices
✔✔societal/cultural oppression - ✔✔collective idea of what's right
✔✔race - ✔✔social construct based on physical characteristics of people in groups that
are contextually-based
✔✔racism - ✔✔false belief of superiority of one group of people
✔✔effects of racism - ✔✔unfairly disadvantages, unfairly advantages, saps strength of
whole society by wasting human resources
✔✔personally-mediated racism - ✔✔racial prejudice/discrimination between an
individual or group against another
✔✔racial prejudice - ✔✔different assumptions according to race, based on stereotypes
✔✔racial discrimination - ✔✔different actions according to race
✔✔internalized racism - ✔✔racism is accepted by members of the stigmatized group,
eroding individual sense of value
✔✔racial equity (defined by the equity manifesto) - ✔✔just and fair inclusion into society
where all people can participate, prosper, and reach their full potential
✔✔is racial inequity cumulative - ✔✔yes
✔✔white supremacy - ✔✔assumes that whiteness is the right way of human life
✔✔bonds and inwood - ✔✔if racism and privilege are the symptom, white supremacy is
the disease
✔✔anti-indigenous racism (bond and inwood) - ✔✔permanent occupation of territory
and removal of indigenous people with the express purpose of building ethnically
distinct national community
✔✔pathway to racial health inequity - ✔✔colonial/racist ideology -> stereotypes ->
prejudice -> racial discrimination -> racial health impact
✔✔redlining - ✔✔discriminating in the approval of loan or insurance applications
✔✔expanded authority in healthcare - ✔✔pharmacists could be allowed to prescribe
and nurses could have an expanded scope of practice
might make physicians feel underappreciated
✔✔resurgence of vaccine-preventable disease in canada - ✔✔falling vaccine rates,
most noticeably in children, are leading to resurgences of measles, a very dangerous
disease
✔✔how many people live in high risks areas to major climate change effects - ✔✔3.6
billion
✔✔rising temp and ticks - ✔✔increasing tick populations which leads to lyme disease,
anaplasmosis, and babesiosis due to climate change
✔✔extreme weather events and climate change - ✔✔flooding -> destroys homes ->
affects education + health
wildfires -> worsening air quality
✔✔the canadian government guide to climate change and health - ✔✔encompasses
health risks of climate change, who is most at risk, and what we can do to combat it
✔✔ wheel of power and privilege (sylvia duckworth) - ✔✔illustrates how power and
privilege intersect with social identity
marginalized identities on the outside, powerful identities on the inside
✔✔oppression - ✔✔mixture of institutional pwoer and prejudice that creates
disadvantages for people
✔✔four levels of oppression - ✔✔individual, interpersonal, institutional, and
societal/cultural
✔✔individual oppression - ✔✔feelings, beliefs, values
, ✔✔interpersonal oppression - ✔✔behaviours, actions
✔✔institutional oppression - ✔✔systems, hiring practices
✔✔societal/cultural oppression - ✔✔collective idea of what's right
✔✔race - ✔✔social construct based on physical characteristics of people in groups that
are contextually-based
✔✔racism - ✔✔false belief of superiority of one group of people
✔✔effects of racism - ✔✔unfairly disadvantages, unfairly advantages, saps strength of
whole society by wasting human resources
✔✔personally-mediated racism - ✔✔racial prejudice/discrimination between an
individual or group against another
✔✔racial prejudice - ✔✔different assumptions according to race, based on stereotypes
✔✔racial discrimination - ✔✔different actions according to race
✔✔internalized racism - ✔✔racism is accepted by members of the stigmatized group,
eroding individual sense of value
✔✔racial equity (defined by the equity manifesto) - ✔✔just and fair inclusion into society
where all people can participate, prosper, and reach their full potential
✔✔is racial inequity cumulative - ✔✔yes
✔✔white supremacy - ✔✔assumes that whiteness is the right way of human life
✔✔bonds and inwood - ✔✔if racism and privilege are the symptom, white supremacy is
the disease
✔✔anti-indigenous racism (bond and inwood) - ✔✔permanent occupation of territory
and removal of indigenous people with the express purpose of building ethnically
distinct national community
✔✔pathway to racial health inequity - ✔✔colonial/racist ideology -> stereotypes ->
prejudice -> racial discrimination -> racial health impact
✔✔redlining - ✔✔discriminating in the approval of loan or insurance applications
