Nursing 3IH3 Final Exam questions &
correct answers
pre-contact lifestyle - correct answer ✔✔Diet, daily nourishment and medicines were provided by
resources of local ecosystems
During colonization - correct answer ✔✔Clash of philosophical understandings about development,
religion, and land ownership - among many other ways of knowing the world
Indian act - correct answer ✔✔mandated the federal government with the sole responsibility for all
matters relating to "Indians and Indian lands"
These treaties established the rights of Indigenous Peoples to a number of provisions including such
things as reserve lands, farming equipment and animals, annual payments, ammunition, clothing and
certain rights to hunt and fish
Gave the federal government of Canada constitutional responsibility for 'Indian Affairs'
problems with indian act - correct answer ✔✔implemented indian hospitals, residential schools, illegal
to practice knowledge & traditional ways, illegal to attend pow wows
indian act & gender bias - correct answer ✔✔had a bias towards men
Indigenous women's status was dependent on the legal status of husband
if an Indigenous woman married not Indigenous man then she lost status
legal way to reduce the number of Indigenous people in Canada
health equity - correct answer ✔✔an ideal state in which all people are able to reach their full health
potential and receive high-quality care that is fair and appropriate from each person's perspective, no
matter where they live, who they are or what they have
equity vs equality - correct answer ✔✔equity: treating people fairly
equality: treating people the same
, health equality means everyone receives the same standard
health equity means everyone receives individualized care to bring them to the same level of health.
confinement - correct answer ✔✔Indigenous women are flown down to communities from Northern
areas then isolated in a hotel room until they give birth at the hospital
cautious when considering health equity for all - correct answer ✔✔forgets about root cause of the
inequities (distal, proximal, intermediate), suggests all Indigenous people have same goals & needs,
biomedical model that doesn't consider other impacts of health
decolonize western medicine indequity - correct answer ✔✔lack of data being collected about
Indigenous health & disparities
indequity - correct answer ✔✔people who are Indigenous have right to practice health & wellbeing
holistically using traditional practices
allyship - correct answer ✔✔active, consistent, and ongoing practice of unlearning and re-evaluating, in
which a person of privilege seeks to operate in solidarity with a marginalized group of people
cultural humility - correct answer ✔✔when we don't know something about a person's culture we ask
an ally is - correct answer ✔✔life long learner, aware of privileges, listener, able to assess & recognize
discrimination, committed to continuous self reflection
an ally is not - correct answer ✔✔an expert, to have expectations to be taught, seek out emotional
support from Indigenous partners, interfere with struggles between communities
Downey's Health Equity Model - correct answer ✔✔Advocacy by all health practitioners in the form of
leading and engaging in structural reform & proposes the Indigenous health Ally role
experiments on Indigenous children were focused on - correct answer ✔✔malnutrition
correct answers
pre-contact lifestyle - correct answer ✔✔Diet, daily nourishment and medicines were provided by
resources of local ecosystems
During colonization - correct answer ✔✔Clash of philosophical understandings about development,
religion, and land ownership - among many other ways of knowing the world
Indian act - correct answer ✔✔mandated the federal government with the sole responsibility for all
matters relating to "Indians and Indian lands"
These treaties established the rights of Indigenous Peoples to a number of provisions including such
things as reserve lands, farming equipment and animals, annual payments, ammunition, clothing and
certain rights to hunt and fish
Gave the federal government of Canada constitutional responsibility for 'Indian Affairs'
problems with indian act - correct answer ✔✔implemented indian hospitals, residential schools, illegal
to practice knowledge & traditional ways, illegal to attend pow wows
indian act & gender bias - correct answer ✔✔had a bias towards men
Indigenous women's status was dependent on the legal status of husband
if an Indigenous woman married not Indigenous man then she lost status
legal way to reduce the number of Indigenous people in Canada
health equity - correct answer ✔✔an ideal state in which all people are able to reach their full health
potential and receive high-quality care that is fair and appropriate from each person's perspective, no
matter where they live, who they are or what they have
equity vs equality - correct answer ✔✔equity: treating people fairly
equality: treating people the same
, health equality means everyone receives the same standard
health equity means everyone receives individualized care to bring them to the same level of health.
confinement - correct answer ✔✔Indigenous women are flown down to communities from Northern
areas then isolated in a hotel room until they give birth at the hospital
cautious when considering health equity for all - correct answer ✔✔forgets about root cause of the
inequities (distal, proximal, intermediate), suggests all Indigenous people have same goals & needs,
biomedical model that doesn't consider other impacts of health
decolonize western medicine indequity - correct answer ✔✔lack of data being collected about
Indigenous health & disparities
indequity - correct answer ✔✔people who are Indigenous have right to practice health & wellbeing
holistically using traditional practices
allyship - correct answer ✔✔active, consistent, and ongoing practice of unlearning and re-evaluating, in
which a person of privilege seeks to operate in solidarity with a marginalized group of people
cultural humility - correct answer ✔✔when we don't know something about a person's culture we ask
an ally is - correct answer ✔✔life long learner, aware of privileges, listener, able to assess & recognize
discrimination, committed to continuous self reflection
an ally is not - correct answer ✔✔an expert, to have expectations to be taught, seek out emotional
support from Indigenous partners, interfere with struggles between communities
Downey's Health Equity Model - correct answer ✔✔Advocacy by all health practitioners in the form of
leading and engaging in structural reform & proposes the Indigenous health Ally role
experiments on Indigenous children were focused on - correct answer ✔✔malnutrition
