GLPH 271 Module 1 Exam UPDATED
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
Health - CORRECT ANSWER definition can vary based on differences in social,
physical, and economic backgrounds
Health according to world health organization (WHO) - CORRECT ANSWER state of
complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not simply absence of disease or
infirmity
Evaluating health care globally - CORRECT ANSWER apply holistic lens
Holistic - CORRECT ANSWER concerned with complete systems rather than analysis
or treatment of individual parts
Holistic healthcare - CORRECT ANSWER consideration of whole person including
body, mind, and spirit
Holistic healthcare further extension - CORRECT ANSWER also considers emotional,
social, and cultural status of community
Two-eyed seeing approach - CORRECT ANSWER framework origination from
Mi'kmaq First Nations combining strengths of Indigenous and Western knowledge and
acknowledging no single perspective is better
Western knowledge - CORRECT ANSWER traditionally data driven and influenced by
conventional scientific approaches
Indigenous knowledge - CORRECT ANSWER value love, honesty, humility, and
respect to build trust, relationships, and safe spaces
, Medicine wheel - CORRECT ANSWER remain centered while developing physical,
mental, emotional, and spiritual aspects of life equally
Medicine wheel between communities - CORRECT ANSWER varies
Health-promoting social conditions - CORRECT ANSWER availability of health
services, adequate housing, safe working conditions, nutritious foods
Availability of health services - CORRECT ANSWER access to family doctor,
emergency health services, specialists, and necessary technologies in timely manner and
without great financial burden
Adequate housing - CORRECT ANSWER access to safe and secure home and
community to live in peace and dignity
Safe working conditions - CORRECT ANSWER access to thorough workplace
training, protection against hazards, and supportive work environment
Indigenous canadians poor physical and mental health conditions - CORRECT
ANSWER effects of colonization and intergenerational trauma contribute continually
Positive example of indigenous community reclaiming traditional way of life and health on
reserves - CORRECT ANSWER opaskwayak cree nation (OCN)
Opaskwayak cree nation (OCN) - CORRECT ANSWER indigenous band northwest of
winnipeg, near the pas
Opaskwayak cree nation (OCN) action - CORRECT ANSWER in july 2020, signed
declaration giving them jurisdiction over child and family services and raised pride flag for
first time
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
Health - CORRECT ANSWER definition can vary based on differences in social,
physical, and economic backgrounds
Health according to world health organization (WHO) - CORRECT ANSWER state of
complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not simply absence of disease or
infirmity
Evaluating health care globally - CORRECT ANSWER apply holistic lens
Holistic - CORRECT ANSWER concerned with complete systems rather than analysis
or treatment of individual parts
Holistic healthcare - CORRECT ANSWER consideration of whole person including
body, mind, and spirit
Holistic healthcare further extension - CORRECT ANSWER also considers emotional,
social, and cultural status of community
Two-eyed seeing approach - CORRECT ANSWER framework origination from
Mi'kmaq First Nations combining strengths of Indigenous and Western knowledge and
acknowledging no single perspective is better
Western knowledge - CORRECT ANSWER traditionally data driven and influenced by
conventional scientific approaches
Indigenous knowledge - CORRECT ANSWER value love, honesty, humility, and
respect to build trust, relationships, and safe spaces
, Medicine wheel - CORRECT ANSWER remain centered while developing physical,
mental, emotional, and spiritual aspects of life equally
Medicine wheel between communities - CORRECT ANSWER varies
Health-promoting social conditions - CORRECT ANSWER availability of health
services, adequate housing, safe working conditions, nutritious foods
Availability of health services - CORRECT ANSWER access to family doctor,
emergency health services, specialists, and necessary technologies in timely manner and
without great financial burden
Adequate housing - CORRECT ANSWER access to safe and secure home and
community to live in peace and dignity
Safe working conditions - CORRECT ANSWER access to thorough workplace
training, protection against hazards, and supportive work environment
Indigenous canadians poor physical and mental health conditions - CORRECT
ANSWER effects of colonization and intergenerational trauma contribute continually
Positive example of indigenous community reclaiming traditional way of life and health on
reserves - CORRECT ANSWER opaskwayak cree nation (OCN)
Opaskwayak cree nation (OCN) - CORRECT ANSWER indigenous band northwest of
winnipeg, near the pas
Opaskwayak cree nation (OCN) action - CORRECT ANSWER in july 2020, signed
declaration giving them jurisdiction over child and family services and raised pride flag for
first time
