NURS 2000 - Health Promotion questions with
verified answers already passed
1. Community a group of people who live, learn, work, and play in an environment at
a given
time; often also defined by place, beliefs or interests, or virtual
communities.
2. Healthy a movement based on the concepts of health and health promotion,
Communi- ties
and inter- sectoral partnerships.
3. Health Promotion the process of enabling people to increase control over, and to
improve their
health.
4. Equality everyone given the same opportunity, the belief that everyone
benefits from the
same support
5. Equity everyone is given something different based on need to have the
same and
equal outcome.
6. Reality one gets more than is needed, while the other gets less than is
needed. Thus, a
huge disparity is created.
7. Justice The cause of the inequality was addressed. The systemic barrier has
been
removed.
8. Ottawa Charter 1. build healthy public policy
health
promotion 2. create supportive environments
strategies 3. strengthen community actions
4. develop personal skills
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5
, NURS 2000 - Health Promotion questions with
verified answers already passed
5. reorient health services.
9. Marginalization the process by which a person is proliferated.
10. Why is marginal- To understand and study health disparity. Being on the periphery of
ization
important? society exposes people to environments and circumstances that
threaten their health. Exposes folks to increased risk of poor health
outcomes. To understand how systems create vulnerable groups. To
begin to figure out what nurses can do to help.
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5
verified answers already passed
1. Community a group of people who live, learn, work, and play in an environment at
a given
time; often also defined by place, beliefs or interests, or virtual
communities.
2. Healthy a movement based on the concepts of health and health promotion,
Communi- ties
and inter- sectoral partnerships.
3. Health Promotion the process of enabling people to increase control over, and to
improve their
health.
4. Equality everyone given the same opportunity, the belief that everyone
benefits from the
same support
5. Equity everyone is given something different based on need to have the
same and
equal outcome.
6. Reality one gets more than is needed, while the other gets less than is
needed. Thus, a
huge disparity is created.
7. Justice The cause of the inequality was addressed. The systemic barrier has
been
removed.
8. Ottawa Charter 1. build healthy public policy
health
promotion 2. create supportive environments
strategies 3. strengthen community actions
4. develop personal skills
1/
5
, NURS 2000 - Health Promotion questions with
verified answers already passed
5. reorient health services.
9. Marginalization the process by which a person is proliferated.
10. Why is marginal- To understand and study health disparity. Being on the periphery of
ization
important? society exposes people to environments and circumstances that
threaten their health. Exposes folks to increased risk of poor health
outcomes. To understand how systems create vulnerable groups. To
begin to figure out what nurses can do to help.
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5
