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How does the institution of medicine, according to Foucault exercise power? a. Coercion b. Explaining individual problems (disease/illness) c. Providing a solution (cure/health) d. Both B & C e. All of the above correct answers d. Both B & C The use of parish mortality records in the 17th century is an excellent example of: a. An early Surveillance System b. An early Health Information System c. An early health care system d. Both A & B e. None of the above correct ans...

'patient-oriented,' and viewed the patient as a holistic being: a sum of their personal attributes. However, in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, there was a shift to hospital based systems- along with a shift in the seat of power of medical knowledge to the physician. Under this 'cosmology,' patients were seen more as objects. Finally, in the last 'cosmology' termed 'laboratory medicine,' the 'patient as the object' transforms into the disease as a physio-che...

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IMPORTANCE OF MODELS AND THEORIES correct answers - Similar to narrowing the focus of a research paper - Direction about the intent of paper - Enable program planners to give structure and organization to the program process and purpose THEORIES correct answers - Help us understand what influences health - Why are people (not) engaging in certain health behaviours? - How are people's behaviours influenced? - What factors should be considered when evaluating program 's focus? MOD...

Models and Theories correct answers - enable program planners to give structure and organization and understanding to the program process and purpose - the direction is about the INTENT of the paper Theories in HP correct answers - help us understand what influences health - why are people (not) engaging in certain health behaviours? - how are people's behaviours influenced? - what factors should be considered when evaluating program's focus? - provide insights and directions, e....

when does health promotion emerge? correct answers the early 20th century early health promotion strategies that still remain today correct answers 1. education encouraging individuals to adopt healthy behaviours 2. healthy public policies at the community level 1920 correct answers earliest HP reference 1946 correct answers concept of HP is refined to "providing a decent standard of living, good labour conditions, education, physical culture, and means of recreation" 1948 cor...

What is the importance of a healthy heart? correct answers - avoid medical procedures, complications, side-effects of drug therapies - keeps the rest of the body going - tool for activities of daily life - longevity How does the heart function? correct answers - Pumps blood to various parts of the body( 4.7 - 6 litres/min) - Ruptured or obstructed blood vessels can mean oxygen deprivation to body parts, death of body part (necrosis) - Heart also requires a blood supply, so if coronary ar...

Scarapicchia et al 2015 Objective: correct answers • To examine the prevalence of students meeting physical activity, diet and smoking health recommendations and to examine the correlates of meeting these guidelines Scarapicchia et al 2015: Results: correct answers • 0.1% reported meeting physical activity, diet and non-smoking guidelines • Males were more likely than females to meet physical activity and both physical activity and F&V guidelines • Women were more likely than men ...

What are the advantages of trying to change health behaviors at the community versus personal levels? correct answers More than just focusing on influencing a particular individual's choice, about creating environments that support healthy behaviors, how to create supportive environments for children to thrive, creating conditions that enable people to live healthy lives Work to address issues of importance to the community What does "building capacity" mean re community-based strat...

original definition of Motivational Interviewing (MI) correct answers -R. Miller in 1983 -developed from his experience in the treatment of problem drinkers. Through clinical experience and empirical research What is MI now established as correct answers an evidence-based practice in the treatment of individuals with substance use disorders what does MI focus on correct answers exploring and resolving ambivalence and centers on motivational processes within the individual that facilitat...

what percent of clients made a change based on their relationship with their practitioner correct answers 30% top down approach correct answers idea of the program isnt put on people from the higher ups. People iengaging in the perm need to be part of the gram prallnign process planning process some things to know correct answers -Regardless of setting, need buy- in & support of "top dogs" -Superb, if idea for HPcomes from the top, but rare -Must be careful with top down approa...

better control of behavioural risk factors alone could prevent between ____ to _____ % of ALL premature deaths, _____ of ALL acute disabilities, and ______ of chronic disabilities... correct answers 40-70%, 1/3, 2/3 health education correct answers is a planned learning experience to facilitate voluntary change in behaviour At the heart of health promotion is... correct answers - LIFESTYLE: an enduring pattern of behaviour or socialization - focus on determinants of health, rather than m...

a 1970's class had a death rate of _____ times higher and every ___ mins a black man dies prematurely correct answers 3 x's, 7 Racism correct answers systemic problem; policies, structures and practices. assign values based on looks ______ and _____ factors both effect physical and mental health correct answers interpersonal and structural What are the 3 scale to measure impact of racism on health correct answers 1. major expereinces of discrim - sublte minor- everyday discrimi...

Better control of behavioural risk factors alone could prevent what? correct answers 40-70% of premature deaths, 1/3 of acute disabilities and 2/3 of chronic disabilities What is health promotion? correct answers process of enabling people to increase control over and to improve their health, not only targets individual behaviour but addresses a broad spectrum of health determinants, planned combination of educational, political, environmental, regulatory, organizational mechanisms that suppo...

what is health promotion (HP)? correct answers the process of enabling people to increase control over and to improve their health what are the 5 action areas of the Ottawa Charter? correct answers 1. building health public policy 2. creating supportive environments 3. strengthening community action 4. reorienting health services 5. developing personal skills what are the 3 strategies for action areas in the Ottawa Charter? correct answers 1. advocate 2. mediate 3. enable what is ...

what are the 10 steps of evaluation process? correct answers 1. get ready to evaluate 2. engage stakeholders 3. assess resources 4. design evaluation/determine questions 5. determine appropriate methods of measurement & procedures 6. develop workplace, budget and time line 7. data collection 8. data processing & analysis 9. interpretation & dissemination of results 10. take action; apply eval findings TRUE OR FALSE Evaluation is done after the program correct answers FALSE Eval c...

top-level decision makers role in starting health program planning correct answers -top-level decision makers must support the program in order for it to be successful -we usually must "sell" the idea to top --> create a rationale in order to do this what are the steps in creating a program rationale? - READING correct answers 1. identify appropriate background information 2. title the rationale 3. write the content of the rationale 4. listing the references used to create the ra...

What is the community? correct answers A defined group with shared sense of Membership Common Symbol Systems Shared values and norms Mutual influence Shared needs Shared emotional connection through experiences, history support Community organization correct answers Refers to numerous methods of intervening to deal with social problems (community development, community participation,) Assumption 1 of Community organization correct answers Community can develop the capacity to deal w...

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GP7200 Air Turbine Starter correct answers GP7200 ATS Oil Seal has a history of 'coking' Lift off seal has improved performance, but some low time removals due to coking Project is implementing a non-contact 'restrictor ring' This Teflon ring configuration has extensive history Teflon ring will avoid coking due to the non-contact design We have an accepted design A field implementation of the seal change has been developed, but we want this to ONLY be done at Emirates (>80...