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BNU5.007 Health & Wellness Determinants of Health Tutorial 2

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1
How many countries have passed a tax on sugary drinks?
Everywhere but New Zealand.
Around 50 countries, including France, India and Ireland.
Around 10 countries including Chile, Brunei and Haiti.
Just two countries.
2
Bullying is a form of rejection which leads to poor health:
True
False
3
An example of a health inequity is:
lack of access to Instagram
genetics and whānau risk factors
lack of access to a supermarket
making a bad lifestyle choice like smoking
4
An example of Social capital is when:
when others look to you for advice
you can influence people to wear a certain fashion
you have enough money to buy friends
you can borrow a cup of sugar from a neighbour
5
In Aotearoa, unemployment is highest amoung:
Māori, Pasifika and Instagram Influencers
Māori, Pasifika and Refugees
Māori, Pasifika & Rangitahi
Māori, Pasifika and Immigrants
6
Racism is a social determinant of health:
True
False
7
The most important SDoH that is also a Human Right is:
Warm, dry housing
Access to nutriious food
Education
Home ownership
8
Equality means:
Treating everyone the same regardless of need.
Treating people differently dependent on need.
Making everyone pay equal tax.
Giving everyone state benefits.
9
NZ only gives 22 weeks maternity leave - the country that gives the most is:
United Kingdom — 39 weeks
Bulgaria — 58 weeks
America - 100 weeks
Ireland — 26 weeks
10
The single most modifiable determinant of health is:
Home ownership
Social capital
Number of fool-lowers of social media
Income level