NURS 440 MIDTERM #2 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE 2025/2026

NURS 440 MIDTERM #2 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE 2025/2026 Terms in this set (55) What are some social determinants with Indigenous Health? -Income and Education -Housing and water: 1+6 Reserves are under water precautions. What are the Tipi Pole Values? An ethical framework that was mentioned in the lecture. It includes obedience, respect, humility, kinship, and cleanliness Life Stages Framework This is where Indigenous people hold ceremonies for different stages in life including birth, puberty, adulthood, elderhood, and death. What are some nursing challenges with cultural safety of Indigenous people? -Democratic Racism -Victim Blaming Democratic Rasicm Ignoring systemic harm while professing tolerance victim blaming Assumptions about indigenous health disparities, "life style" vs systemic cause What are some good Indigenous care practices? Family Inclusion, Advocacy, and listening (Mindful Bridging: humility and respect in communication) How to show truth and reconciliation in nursing -Self reflection -Anti racism -Hope Wahkohtowin kinship (family) networks Sundance Ceremonial sacrifice for community healing Tipi Values vs SDOH both emphasize community and systemic impacts Canada vs Australia Indigenous past both had forced assimilation (residential school, stolen generations), but Canada's focus was land while australia on child removal What is global health? the study of health across populations, focusing on equity and disparities What is globalization? a term used to describe increasing connectedness and interdependence of world cultures and economies Free Market Capitalism A system of economics that minimizes government intervention and maximizes the role of the market. -Driving idea of globalization Pro's of globalization -jobs/tech transfer to developing nations -Global cooperation (vaccines) -Promotes social justice Con's of globalization -labour explotation -disease spread -homogenization (loss of culture) -pollution -climate change What are the key purposes of the UN charter? -maintain peace -promote diplomacy -solve global problems -uphold human rights MDG (Millennium Development Goals) 8 goals (poverty focused), did not have adequate involvement of developing countries, ignored MCD's and mental health SDG (sustainable development goals) 17 goals, all countries, addresses the gaps of MDG What is the purpose of SDG? 17 goals set by UN member countries (2015) to end poverty, protect the planet, and promote peace by 2030 What are some global health challenges? -Urbanization -Environment -Maternal Health -HIV/AIDS -Infectious Diseases -NCDs (obesity, mental health) What is Global? Earth-wide perspective ("macro"). Taking the macro viewpoint on any topic that pertains to everyone and everything on our planet. What is global health? Focuses primarily on the medical and health issues with global impact or can be effectively addressed through global solutions. (pandemics, climate health risks) Global Impact Cross-border issues Interconnected Factors globalization, disparities, migration, tech/sedentary lifestyles