Which is the best definition of sexual health?

Physical, emotional, mental & social well-being related to sexuality

John has high cholesterol. His physician recommends a low fat diet. This health approach is

Behavioural model/life style approach

Vulnerable populations...

Can be understood in relation to the social determinants of health

Having a positive self-concept is most likely to result when an individual has which of the following?

High self-esteem and a supportive family

Which is the best example of Building Healthy Public?

Laws relating to unsafe driving behaviours e.g alcohol.

Which is NOT a Health Promotion Strategy from the Ottawa Charter?

Laissez-faire economic liberalism

Which statement about a person’s values is true?

They are often culturally based.

For holistic care, nurses must understand the diff b/w religion and spirituality. How may religious care help patients?

Maintains their belief systems and worship practices.

What's one reason the the Ottawa Charter was important?

It identified prerequisites for health.

How does knowing about a patient’s culture help the nurse?

It helps the nurse to work in a nonjudgemental and tolerant manner.

Which following statement is true about primary health care and primary care?

Different concepts, whereby primary health care focuses beyond primary care

What is the best FIRST action a nurse can take in order to assess, evaluate, and support a patient’s spirituality?

Determine the patient’s perceptions and belief system.

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N1070 Final Exam Review 2019

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1
Which of the following is NOT a function of Public Health?
Food safety
Disease and injury prevention
Emergency preparedness
Improving medication adherence
2
Which is the best definition of sexual health?
Physical, emotional, mental & social well-being related to sexuality
Behaviors, instincts, and attitudes associated with being sexual
Not having sex for the rest of your life
A state of closeness between two people
3
John has high cholesterol. His physician recommends a low fat diet. This health approach is
Behavioural model/life style approach
Socioenvironmental
4
Vulnerable populations...
Are individuals who are cared for by nurses
Can be understood in relation to the social determinants of health
Are only individuals who are poor and live on streets
Are individuals who have unusual and chronic conditions
5
Having a positive self-concept is most likely to result when an individual has which of the following?
High self-esteem and a supportive community
High self-esteem and access to higher education
High self-esteem and a positive personal culture
High self-esteem and a supportive family
6
What causes Climate change?
All of the above
Cows
Greenhouse Gasses
Factory emissions being released into the atmosphere
7
Which is the best example of Building Healthy Public?
Providing counsellors in schools
Laws relating to unsafe driving behaviours e.g alcohol.
Providing on-line information regarding quitting smoking
Breast cancer screening
8
Which is NOT a Health Promotion Strategy from the Ottawa Charter?
Strengthen community action
Develop personal skills
Laissez-faire economic liberalism
Reorient health services
9
Which statement about a person’s values is true?
They are based on the person’s language.
They are the same throughout the person’s life.
They are seldom influenced by the environment.
They are often culturally based.
10
For holistic care, nurses must understand the diff b/w religion and spirituality. How may religious care help patients?
Maintains their belief systems and worship practices.
Achieves the balance needed to maintain health and well-being
Helps them develop a relationship with a higher being.
Establishes a cultural connectedness with the purpose of life
11
The Social Determinants of Health are
quantity/quality of a variety of resources society makes available
economic, social conditions that shape individual/population health
all of the above
primary determinants of whether individuals stay health/become ill
12
The socieoenvironmental approach views health as the product of making healthy lifestyle choices
True
False
13
What's one reason the the Ottawa Charter was important?
It identified nursing standards of practice.
It identified recommendations for federal funding.
It identified prerequisites for health.
It identified the need for interprofessional education.
14
Billy (9y.o.)lives in a home with poor heating, vermin, and mould. Which SDOH is most relevant?
Physical environment
Health care services
Social safety net
Education
15
How does knowing about a patient’s culture help the nurse?
Helps the nurse decide what type of nursing care the patient will need.
It helps the nurse to work in a nonjudgemental and tolerant manner.
It helps the nurse provide the right environment for the patient.
Helps to provide the right religious/clerical support for the patient.
16
Which following statement is true about primary health care and primary care?
Opposing concepts-primary health care is too difficult to understand.
Both refer to care patients receive, specific focus on diagnosis/treatment
Different concepts, whereby primary health care focuses beyond primary care
Both refer to preventive, curative, rehabilitative, and supportive care.
17
What are the effects of climate change?
Heat wave & worsening air quality
Infections & diseases spread to new areas
Floods & storms
All of the above
18
What is the best FIRST action a nurse can take in order to assess, evaluate, and support a patient’s spirituality?
Assist the patient to use faith in order to get well.
Provide the patient with a variety of religious literature.
Refer the patient to the health care facility chaplain.
Determine the patient’s perceptions and belief system.
19
Healthy living programs targeting vulnerable individuals are not very efficient in improving health/QOL
False
True
20
The purpose of which legislation was to assimilate First Nations people into Canadian society?
Inuvialuit Claims Settlement Act
Indian Act
Constitution Act
Manitoba Act
21
Increased public spending on social programs/health programs benefits overall health of the population.
False
True

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