NFDN questions with accurate answers
4 prerequisites added to Jakarta Declaration Ans✓✓✓ - empowerment
of women
- social security
- respect for human rights
- social relations
5 core principles of Canada Health Act? Ans✓✓✓ - public
administration
- comprehensiveness
- universality
- portability
- accessibility
Achieving Health for All Ans✓✓✓ epp report
art of nursing Ans✓✓✓ based on the practice of compassion, respect,
and dignity rendered to the client and family
Compare health promotion and disease prevention. Ans✓✓✓ Health
Promotion - increasing the level of well being and self-actualization.
Disease Prevention - avoiding illness and disease
, Declaration on Prevention and Promotion - Jakarta Ans✓✓✓ Affirmed
the Ottawa Charter prerequisites for health being
but added 4 more being: empowerment of women, social security,
respect for human rights, and social relations).
Declared poverty to be the biggest threat to health
declared poverty to be the greatest threat to health Ans✓✓✓ Jakarta
Declaration
Describe historical approaches to health in Canada (Medical,
Behavioural, socioenvironmental) Ans✓✓✓ Medical Approach - 20th
century. Emphasized that medical intervention restores health.
Behavioural Approach - early 1970's. Concluded that the medical
approach was inadequate and more factors such as environment, human
biology, organization of health care, and lifestyle were needed to
improve health status.
Socioenvironmental Approach - Mid 1980's. Health is closely tied to
social structures. (ex. Living in poverty in social environment such as air
pollution is recognized as being something that influence health directly.
emphasis shifted from treating disease to improving health Ans✓✓✓
Ottawa Charter
4 prerequisites added to Jakarta Declaration Ans✓✓✓ - empowerment
of women
- social security
- respect for human rights
- social relations
5 core principles of Canada Health Act? Ans✓✓✓ - public
administration
- comprehensiveness
- universality
- portability
- accessibility
Achieving Health for All Ans✓✓✓ epp report
art of nursing Ans✓✓✓ based on the practice of compassion, respect,
and dignity rendered to the client and family
Compare health promotion and disease prevention. Ans✓✓✓ Health
Promotion - increasing the level of well being and self-actualization.
Disease Prevention - avoiding illness and disease
, Declaration on Prevention and Promotion - Jakarta Ans✓✓✓ Affirmed
the Ottawa Charter prerequisites for health being
but added 4 more being: empowerment of women, social security,
respect for human rights, and social relations).
Declared poverty to be the biggest threat to health
declared poverty to be the greatest threat to health Ans✓✓✓ Jakarta
Declaration
Describe historical approaches to health in Canada (Medical,
Behavioural, socioenvironmental) Ans✓✓✓ Medical Approach - 20th
century. Emphasized that medical intervention restores health.
Behavioural Approach - early 1970's. Concluded that the medical
approach was inadequate and more factors such as environment, human
biology, organization of health care, and lifestyle were needed to
improve health status.
Socioenvironmental Approach - Mid 1980's. Health is closely tied to
social structures. (ex. Living in poverty in social environment such as air
pollution is recognized as being something that influence health directly.
emphasis shifted from treating disease to improving health Ans✓✓✓
Ottawa Charter
