NURS 1521 - FINAL EXAM (COMPREHENSIVE WEEK 1
- 13 90 MULTIPLES CHOICE) QUESTIONS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
"Health for All" - Jake Epp (1986) Correct Answers -reflects on
socio-environmental
-Canadians blueprint for achieving the WHO
-3 HEALTH CHALLENGES:
- reducing inequities
- increasing prevention
- enhancing coping mechanisms
3 levels of disease prevention Correct Answers primary,
secondary, tertiary
3 states of health Correct Answers wellness, illness, disease
5 Principles of Canada Health Act Correct Answers 1. Public
Administration
2. Comprehensiveness
3. Universality
4. Portability
5. Accessibility
Accessibility Correct Answers unimpeded by financial or other
barriers, such as discrimination on the basis of age, health status
or financial circumstances
action Correct Answers taking steps toward change but hasn't
stabilized in the process
,acute stress Correct Answers arise from time limited events that
are threatening for brief period of time
affective Correct Answers relating to moods, feelings, and
attitudes
affective teaching methods Correct Answers role play,
discussion (one-on-one or group), case studies
Aguilera's Crisis Theory Correct Answers balancing factors-
affect the way an individual responds to a stressor
-individual's perception of event
-availability of supports
-adequate coping mechanisms
alarm Correct Answers become aware of stressor
allostasis Correct Answers psychological set points to adapt,
organisms maintain a state of readiness for stress
allostatic load Correct Answers the long-term negative impact
of the stress response on the body
alternative therapies Correct Answers becomes primary therapy,
replacing allopathic /bio-medical care
assesment Correct Answers -patient centered care
-determine patient learning needs
, Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt (Erikson) Correct Answers
18months - 3 years: terrible twos, doubt free, failure ot master
skills: WILL
Average daily fluid requirement Correct Answers -Average
healthy adult: 30-35 mL/kg
-Adult 55-75 years: 30 mL/kg
-Adult >75 years: 25 mL/kg
background stressors Correct Answers daily hassles - no long
term effects
behavioral model Correct Answers -lalonde report
-1970: extensive spending on healthcare health was still
declining
Benefits of Physical Activity Correct Answers -Infants
-Children/youth
-Adults
-Seniors
-Individuals with a disability
biology & genetics (SDoH) Correct Answers -nature vs nurture
-hereditary; influenced by the social and physical environment
-age; increase in age, increase in chronic illness
BMI (body mass index) Correct Answers a measure of body
weight relative to height
- 13 90 MULTIPLES CHOICE) QUESTIONS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
"Health for All" - Jake Epp (1986) Correct Answers -reflects on
socio-environmental
-Canadians blueprint for achieving the WHO
-3 HEALTH CHALLENGES:
- reducing inequities
- increasing prevention
- enhancing coping mechanisms
3 levels of disease prevention Correct Answers primary,
secondary, tertiary
3 states of health Correct Answers wellness, illness, disease
5 Principles of Canada Health Act Correct Answers 1. Public
Administration
2. Comprehensiveness
3. Universality
4. Portability
5. Accessibility
Accessibility Correct Answers unimpeded by financial or other
barriers, such as discrimination on the basis of age, health status
or financial circumstances
action Correct Answers taking steps toward change but hasn't
stabilized in the process
,acute stress Correct Answers arise from time limited events that
are threatening for brief period of time
affective Correct Answers relating to moods, feelings, and
attitudes
affective teaching methods Correct Answers role play,
discussion (one-on-one or group), case studies
Aguilera's Crisis Theory Correct Answers balancing factors-
affect the way an individual responds to a stressor
-individual's perception of event
-availability of supports
-adequate coping mechanisms
alarm Correct Answers become aware of stressor
allostasis Correct Answers psychological set points to adapt,
organisms maintain a state of readiness for stress
allostatic load Correct Answers the long-term negative impact
of the stress response on the body
alternative therapies Correct Answers becomes primary therapy,
replacing allopathic /bio-medical care
assesment Correct Answers -patient centered care
-determine patient learning needs
, Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt (Erikson) Correct Answers
18months - 3 years: terrible twos, doubt free, failure ot master
skills: WILL
Average daily fluid requirement Correct Answers -Average
healthy adult: 30-35 mL/kg
-Adult 55-75 years: 30 mL/kg
-Adult >75 years: 25 mL/kg
background stressors Correct Answers daily hassles - no long
term effects
behavioral model Correct Answers -lalonde report
-1970: extensive spending on healthcare health was still
declining
Benefits of Physical Activity Correct Answers -Infants
-Children/youth
-Adults
-Seniors
-Individuals with a disability
biology & genetics (SDoH) Correct Answers -nature vs nurture
-hereditary; influenced by the social and physical environment
-age; increase in age, increase in chronic illness
BMI (body mass index) Correct Answers a measure of body
weight relative to height
