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Which group of four elements is included in the Health Field Concept framework? - Answer health care organization, lifestyle, environment, human biology process of enabling people to increase control over health and improve it - Answer health promotion three national health challenges identified in 1986 report titled "Achieving Health for All: A Framework for Health Promo" - Answer reducing inequities, increasing prevention effort, enhancing people's capacity to cope I...

Emotional Intelligence (EQ) - Answer the ability to understand your own emotions and the emotions of others Components of EQ (5) - Answer - Self-awareness - Altruism - Personal Motivation - Empathy - Ability to love and be loved by friends, partners and family members Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs - Answer - Physiological Needs: food, water, shelter - Safety/security: ability to protect oneself from harm - Love and belonging: ability to give and receive affection ...

c. early adulthood - Answer According to Erikson's theory of psychosocial development, in which period of life does the "intimacy versus isolation" stage occur? a. school-age childhood b. adolescence c. early adulthood d. middle adulthood d. 9 - Answer Suicide occurs how many times more frequently in Canadian Inuit people than in non-Indigenous youth? a. 2 b. 3 c. 6 d. 9 b. generalized anxiety disorder - Answer Which type of anxiety disorder includes symptoms such...

What is the National College Health Assessment? - Answer A US based surgery that helps universities give a picture of the health issues and the wellbeing of their students - Guelph participates Less than ____% of students are getting enough physical activity - Answer 20 Only _____% of students eat enough fruits and veggies - Answer 16.5 Do students generally use protection for oral sex? - Answer No What is Bimaadiziwin? - Answer Everyday good living in accordance with...

1. Which of the following have an interconnectedness, according to Aboriginal health, as guided by holism? a. the mind and the spiritual world b. the body, mind, and spirit c. the individual and health care d. the individual and the spiritual world - Answer b According to the First Nations Medicine Wheel, which four aspects of our lives should be in balance? a. physical, intellectual, emotional, social b. psychological, mental, religious, social c. psychological, mental, emotional...

Dating - Answer Any occasion during which 2 people share their time Romantic Attraction - Answer Characterized by a high level of emotional arousal, reciprocal liking and mutual sexual desires Process of Romantic Attraction - Answer In-love stage: people think about their significant other about 30% of the time 2nd wave of passion: nearly obsessed with their significant other, thinking about them almost 100% of the time (can take away productivity at work, or school, and isolatio...

What is psychosocial health? What does it include? - Answer A complex interaction of psychological and social processes. It includes emotional, mental, social and spiritual states When do people find it hard to have good psychosocial balance? - Answer In early adulthood, because there is a lot of transitions What 3 things make you an adult? - Answer - independent decision making - responsibility for oneself - financial independence What are 3 things we can do to support psyc...

What is Panacea? - Answer To heal; a remedy to cure all ills/difficulties What is Holism? - Answer emphasis on interconnections between individual and mind, body, spirit What is Bimaadiziwin? - Answer The way of good life. Everyday good living in accordance with the teaching of the Creator What are the five inner circles of First Nations Health Perspective? - Answer 1. centre; wellness begins with taking responsibility for ourselves 2. second: encourages balance in all as...

Five Components of Emotional Intelligence - Answer 1. Self-Awareness 2. Altruism 3. Personal Motivation 4. Empathy 5. Ability to love and be loved Instrumental Values - Answer Ways of thinking or acting that we hold important Terminal Values - Answer Ideal goals or states to strive toward Low Self Esteem - Answer Related to mental illness, abuse, addiction, and unhealthy relationships Boosting your mood - Answer Men - distraction, alcohol, drugs Women - talking B...

According to the week 2 lecture, which of the following is NOT one of the 3 outcomes of a health system? -Good health -Stewardship -Responsiveness -Financial Protection - Answer Stewardship According to chapter 8 of textbook, 45% of deaths of children under age 5 can be attributed to what causes? -Tropical -Country-sepcific -Minimal -Nutritional-related - Answer Nutritional-related Referring to week 5 lecture on nutrition, vitamin A deficiency can be dealt with by means ...

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How would public health nursing change if more people became insured? A.More screening would be required. B. Community organizing would diminish. C. PHN would become more prevention oriented. D. Case management would become a larger part of PHN. - Answer A (people would be more inclined/able to get screenings done & be aware of the ones they need if they are insured) One goal of public health nursing is to focus most on... A. Tertiary health care B. Primary health care C. Population...

The history and development of epidemiology has gone through several developmental phases. The nursing student learns that these phases came about in history in what order? a. Risk factor phase, infectious disease phase, and sanitary phase b. Infectious disease phase, risk factor phase, and sanitary phase c. Sanitary phase, infectious disease phase, and risk factor phase d. Agent phase, host phase, and environment phase - Answer c. Sanitary phase, infectious disease phase, and risk facto...

What is bias? (define bias) - Answer any systematic error in the design, conduct or analysis of a study that results in a mistaken estimate of an exposure's effect on the risk of disease Name the term that means "any systematic error in the design, conduct or analysis of a study that results in a mistaken estimate of an exposure's effect on the risk of disease." - Answer bias True or False: "Random error is a type of bias." - Answer False, bias differs from rando...

Which epidemiological term best describes the following statement? "Signs and symptoms of listeriosis can appear from 3 to 70 days after exposure to the bacteria, with a median time of 3 weeks." A. Latent period B. Incubation period C. Communicability period D. Shedding period E. Pathology period - Answer B Public Health Ontario reports that the annual number of cases of listeriosis for the years 2009 to 2015 ranged between 43 and 65 (average: 53 cases); however, in 2016, 96...

In a study of Parkinson's disease, 100 volunteers had incisions made through their skulls. The patients were randomly allocated to one of 2 groups. One group had a new drug inserted into the brain. In the other group, the skulls were closed with no treatment given. The patients did not know who received the drug. Physical condition of all patients was assessed over the next several months, both by patient - report and by a researcher who was not aware of the patients' group allocation. In ...

Epidemiology - Answer The study of the frequency, distribution, and determinants of health and disease in populations, and the application of this study to control health problems (essentially who gets the disease? where? when? why?) Edward Jenner - Answer -Smallpox in late 18th century -Observed that dairy maids were not getting smallpox since they had cowpox (Black Box Epidemiology...purely observational) -Gave a little boy cowpox and a few weeks later infected him with smallpox an...

Outcome for logistic regression - Answer Dichotomous Outcome for linear regression - Answer Linear Incidence risk - Answer Proportion of unaffected individuals who on average will develop the disease of interest over a specified time period Prevalence is a function of what - Answer Incidence and duration Factors that increase prevalence - Answer Incidence Factors that decrease prevalence - Answer Cures and deaths Type 1 error - Answer Error of rejecting nul...

What is epidemiology? - Answer the study of the frequency, distribution, and determinants of health and disease in populations, and the application of this study to control health problems What does the application of epidemiological methods allow us to understand? - Answer -disease occurrence (frequency, burden of disease) -causes of disease (etiology) -screening for disease -accuracy and interpretation of clinical diagnostics/tests (false positives and negatives) -determine the pr...

Randomized Trials - Answer (type of experimental study); how epidemiologists investigate whether one intervention (treatment, vaccine, etc.) is better than another. Experimental Studies - Answer investigators are responsible for assigning study participants to groups and intervening in some way (ex. Exposing them to an exposure of interest, administering a treatment of some sort, etc.) What are the 2 Main forms of Experimental Studies? - Answer 1) Lab experiments (clinical trials)...