NURS 3527 - TEST 1 QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS
Absolute Homelessness Correct Answers Individuals without
physical shelter, sleep outdoors, in vehicles, in abandoned
buildings or in other places not intended for human habitation -
extreme poverty
analytic epidemiology Correct Answers -Focuses on etiology
(origin or cause) of the disease
-Determinants of health
-Exposures, characteristics, behaviours that determine or
influence patterns
Best people to improve healthcare in their communities are the...
Correct Answers community members
biomedical approach Correct Answers -Main focus is
physiological health
-Treatment of disease and restoring with medical interventions
Building healthy public policy Correct Answers Developing
policies that foster equity, ensure safe and healthy services,
provide clean and enjoyable environments and that make healthy
choices easier.
(like mandatory calories on menus)
Capacity building (WHO) Correct Answers recognizes and
ultimizeing strentghs (rather then defects such as available
services, resources and programs in order to assist communities,
individuals or organization to resolve their health issues)
, CHN Community Assessment Correct Answers
CHN Standards of Practice Correct Answers 1. Health
Promotion
2. Prevention and Health Protection
3. Health Maintenance, Restoration and Palliation
4. Professional Relationships
5. Capacity Building
6. Health Equity
7. Evidence Informed Practice
8. Professional Responsibility and Accountability
CHN's are critical of this type of epidemiological approach
because it takes a narrow view and limits findings by studying
individuals, rather than studying the environment and societal
influences where the risks often begin Correct Answers Risk-
factor approach
Creating supportive environments Correct Answers Aims to
promote a healthy physical and socio-cultural environment for
all members of the community.
descriptive epidemiology Correct Answers collection and
analysis of data
Who "is affected"
What "is the disease"
Where "are they"
When "do these events occur"
Person - place - time!
SOLUTIONS
Absolute Homelessness Correct Answers Individuals without
physical shelter, sleep outdoors, in vehicles, in abandoned
buildings or in other places not intended for human habitation -
extreme poverty
analytic epidemiology Correct Answers -Focuses on etiology
(origin or cause) of the disease
-Determinants of health
-Exposures, characteristics, behaviours that determine or
influence patterns
Best people to improve healthcare in their communities are the...
Correct Answers community members
biomedical approach Correct Answers -Main focus is
physiological health
-Treatment of disease and restoring with medical interventions
Building healthy public policy Correct Answers Developing
policies that foster equity, ensure safe and healthy services,
provide clean and enjoyable environments and that make healthy
choices easier.
(like mandatory calories on menus)
Capacity building (WHO) Correct Answers recognizes and
ultimizeing strentghs (rather then defects such as available
services, resources and programs in order to assist communities,
individuals or organization to resolve their health issues)
, CHN Community Assessment Correct Answers
CHN Standards of Practice Correct Answers 1. Health
Promotion
2. Prevention and Health Protection
3. Health Maintenance, Restoration and Palliation
4. Professional Relationships
5. Capacity Building
6. Health Equity
7. Evidence Informed Practice
8. Professional Responsibility and Accountability
CHN's are critical of this type of epidemiological approach
because it takes a narrow view and limits findings by studying
individuals, rather than studying the environment and societal
influences where the risks often begin Correct Answers Risk-
factor approach
Creating supportive environments Correct Answers Aims to
promote a healthy physical and socio-cultural environment for
all members of the community.
descriptive epidemiology Correct Answers collection and
analysis of data
Who "is affected"
What "is the disease"
Where "are they"
When "do these events occur"
Person - place - time!
