HLST 110 FINAL 2025/26 EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS, 100% CORRECT.
The idea of "shattering culture"
, "Shattering Culture" (Good &
Hannah, 2015)
Eliminate/reduce environmental
Universal Bathrooms as Health Care
stressors through supportive design
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2 of 248
Term
How is health a social phenomenon ?
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-work to meet survival needs and build understanding
-mobilize people, expand solidarity and build movements
-participatory, solving problems through collective action rather than waiting for
saviors
-Shaped by local values and beliefs
- Contested in socio-political settings then we need to aknowledge that
these are contested realities
WOMEN ARE
7 times
MORE LIKELY THAN MEN TO BE MISDIAGNOSED AND DISCHARGED IN THE
MIDDLE OF HAVING A HEART ATTACK (NABEL, 2000)
, -Access:
->Prevention
->Early detection
->Treatment
-> Support services
-Choice: I'd like to get a second opinion...
- Continuity of care: See you later...
Don't know?
3 of 248
Definition
• Potential genetic traits of longevity
• Studies report varying estimates of the genetic component of
longevity
->From under 10% to over 20%
• Siblings of centenarians also have a higher probability of surviving
to very old age
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What are the criticisms of cultural
Connect patients to nature
competency ?
Genetic dimensions of
What is Canadian culture ?
longevity
, Don't know?
4 of 248
Definition
"Clean air, stable climate, adequate water, sanitation and hygiene,
safe use of chemicals, protection from radiation, healthy and safe
workplaces, sound agricultural practices, health-supportive cities
and built environments, and a preserved nature are all prerequisites
for good health."
-24% of all global deaths are linked to the environment, which is
roughly 13.7 million deaths a year
-Numerous environmental health risks via: toxins, injuries, vectors,
pathogens, etc...
Exposure to chemicals: Over 2 million deaths annually worldwide
Exposure to Ambient (outdoor) Air Pollution : Approximately 4.2
million deaths annually worldwide
Radiation: Over 84,000 deaths from lung cancer caused by
residential radon in 2019. 20,000 thyroid cancers caused by the
Chernobyl nuclear accident (up to 2015)
Unsafe Drinking Water, Poor Sanitation and Hygiene: 829,000 annual
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS, 100% CORRECT.
The idea of "shattering culture"
, "Shattering Culture" (Good &
Hannah, 2015)
Eliminate/reduce environmental
Universal Bathrooms as Health Care
stressors through supportive design
Don't know?
2 of 248
Term
How is health a social phenomenon ?
Give this one a try later!
-work to meet survival needs and build understanding
-mobilize people, expand solidarity and build movements
-participatory, solving problems through collective action rather than waiting for
saviors
-Shaped by local values and beliefs
- Contested in socio-political settings then we need to aknowledge that
these are contested realities
WOMEN ARE
7 times
MORE LIKELY THAN MEN TO BE MISDIAGNOSED AND DISCHARGED IN THE
MIDDLE OF HAVING A HEART ATTACK (NABEL, 2000)
, -Access:
->Prevention
->Early detection
->Treatment
-> Support services
-Choice: I'd like to get a second opinion...
- Continuity of care: See you later...
Don't know?
3 of 248
Definition
• Potential genetic traits of longevity
• Studies report varying estimates of the genetic component of
longevity
->From under 10% to over 20%
• Siblings of centenarians also have a higher probability of surviving
to very old age
Give this one a try later!
What are the criticisms of cultural
Connect patients to nature
competency ?
Genetic dimensions of
What is Canadian culture ?
longevity
, Don't know?
4 of 248
Definition
"Clean air, stable climate, adequate water, sanitation and hygiene,
safe use of chemicals, protection from radiation, healthy and safe
workplaces, sound agricultural practices, health-supportive cities
and built environments, and a preserved nature are all prerequisites
for good health."
-24% of all global deaths are linked to the environment, which is
roughly 13.7 million deaths a year
-Numerous environmental health risks via: toxins, injuries, vectors,
pathogens, etc...
Exposure to chemicals: Over 2 million deaths annually worldwide
Exposure to Ambient (outdoor) Air Pollution : Approximately 4.2
million deaths annually worldwide
Radiation: Over 84,000 deaths from lung cancer caused by
residential radon in 2019. 20,000 thyroid cancers caused by the
Chernobyl nuclear accident (up to 2015)
Unsafe Drinking Water, Poor Sanitation and Hygiene: 829,000 annual
