Question 1

The mind, body, birthplace and spirit are all integral parts of health according to Indigenous people.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Contaminants in the physical environment can cause

Accepted Answer

A)  cancer. 
B)  respiratory disease. 
C)  birth defects. 
D)  a and c. 
E)  all of the above. 
A)  cancer. 
B)  respiratory disease. 
C)  birth defects. 
D)  a and c. 
E)  all of the above.

Question 3

Matching:
-Immunisation and mammograms are showing positive results in disease prevention

Accepted Answer

A)  Social environment 
B)  Income and social status 
C)  Health services 
D)  Personal health practices 
E)  Education and literacy
F) Health
G) Physical environment
H) Employment/working conditions
I) Personal health practices/coping skills
J) Biology/genetic endowment
K) Gender 
A)  Social environment 
B)  Income and social status 
C)  Health services 
D)  Personal health practices 
E)  Education and literacy
F) Health
G) Physical environment
H) Employment/working conditions
I) Personal health practices/coping skills
J) Biology/genetic endowment
K) Gender

Question 4

Public health services include

Accepted Answer

A)  vaccinations. 
B)  mammograms. 
C)  open heart surgery. 
D)  a and b 
A)  vaccinations. 
B)  mammograms. 
C)  open heart surgery. 
D)  a and b

Question 5

Canadians with low levels of education are more likely to

Accepted Answer

A)  smoke less. 
B)  have excellent health. 
C)  obtain job satisfaction. 
D)  have poorer health. 
A)  smoke less. 
B)  have excellent health. 
C)  obtain job satisfaction. 
D)  have poorer health.

Question 6

Matching:
-Values and norms of a society influence health

Accepted Answer

A)  Social environment 
B)  Income and social status 
C)  Health services 
D)  Personal health practices 
E)  Education and literacy
F) Health
G) Physical environment
H) Employment/working conditions
I) Personal health practices/coping skills
J) Biology/genetic endowment
K) Gender 
A)  Social environment 
B)  Income and social status 
C)  Health services 
D)  Personal health practices 
E)  Education and literacy
F) Health
G) Physical environment
H) Employment/working conditions
I) Personal health practices/coping skills
J) Biology/genetic endowment
K) Gender

Question 7

Matching:
-The capacity of people to adapt to, respond to, or control life's challenges and changes

Accepted Answer

A)  Social environment 
B)  Income and social status 
C)  Health services 
D)  Personal health practices 
E)  Education and literacy
F) Health
G) Physical environment
H) Employment/working conditions
I) Personal health practices/coping skills
J) Biology/genetic endowment
K) Gender 
A)  Social environment 
B)  Income and social status 
C)  Health services 
D)  Personal health practices 
E)  Education and literacy
F) Health
G) Physical environment
H) Employment/working conditions
I) Personal health practices/coping skills
J) Biology/genetic endowment
K) Gender

Question 8

The Gaia Theory

Accepted Answer

A)  sees human beings as an integral part of the planetary ecosystem. 
B)  is a mystical belief that the Earth itself is alive and takes the form of an ancient goddess. 
C)  has been discredited by recent scientific research. 
D)  all of the above. 
A)  sees human beings as an integral part of the planetary ecosystem. 
B)  is a mystical belief that the Earth itself is alive and takes the form of an ancient goddess. 
C)  has been discredited by recent scientific research. 
D)  all of the above.

Question 9

Matching:
-Unsafe, lack of or instability can cause adverse effects on mental and physical health

Accepted Answer

A)  Social environment 
B)  Income and social status 
C)  Health services 
D)  Personal health practices 
E)  Education and literacy
F) Health
G) Physical environment
H) Employment/working conditions
I) Personal health practices/coping skills
J) Biology/genetic endowment
K) Gender 
A)  Social environment 
B)  Income and social status 
C)  Health services 
D)  Personal health practices 
E)  Education and literacy
F) Health
G) Physical environment
H) Employment/working conditions
I) Personal health practices/coping skills
J) Biology/genetic endowment
K) Gender

Question 10

Matching:
-Actions to prevent diseases and promote self-care

Accepted Answer

A)  Social environment 
B)  Income and social status 
C)  Health services 
D)  Personal health practices 
E)  Education and literacy
F) Health
G) Physical environment
H) Employment/working conditions
I) Personal health practices/coping skills
J) Biology/genetic endowment
K) Gender 
A)  Social environment 
B)  Income and social status 
C)  Health services 
D)  Personal health practices 
E)  Education and literacy
F) Health
G) Physical environment
H) Employment/working conditions
I) Personal health practices/coping skills
J) Biology/genetic endowment
K) Gender

Question 11

Traditional Indigenous health views differ from traditional Western medicine in that

Accepted Answer

A)  Indigenous view is that health is holistic; Western view is that medicine is not holistic. 
B)  Indigenous view is that health is earned; Western belief is that health is bought. 
C)  Indigenous view is that health is a gift; Western belief is that health is holistic. 
D)  both share the same philosophical underpinnings. 
A)  Indigenous view is that health is holistic; Western view is that medicine is not holistic. 
B)  Indigenous view is that health is earned; Western belief is that health is bought. 
C)  Indigenous view is that health is a gift; Western belief is that health is holistic. 
D)  both share the same philosophical underpinnings.

The mind, body, birthplace and spirit are all integral parts of health according to Indigenous people.

Contaminants in the physical environment can cause

Matching: -Immunisation and mammograms are showing positive results in disease prevention

Public health services include

Canadians with low levels of education are more likely to

Matching: -Values and norms of a society influence health

Matching: -The capacity of people to adapt to, respond to, or control life's challenges and changes

The Gaia Theory

Matching: -Unsafe, lack of or instability can cause adverse effects on mental and physical health

Matching: -Actions to prevent diseases and promote self-care

Traditional Indigenous health views differ from traditional Western medicine in that

Introduction: First Nations, Métis and Inuit in Canada: Understanding the Issues

Western and Indigenous Ways of Knowing

Cultural Competency, Cultural Sensitivity and Cultural Safety

Historical Overview

Diabetes, Diet and Nutrition

Chronic and Infectious Diseases

Womens and Childrens Health

Mental Health

Hybridisation of Healthcare and the Way Forwards for Indigenous Health

Filters

Exam 5: Understanding the Determinants of Health and Canadas Native Population

The mind, body, birthplace and spirit are all integral parts of health according to Indigenous people.

Contaminants in the physical environment can cause

Matching: -Immunisation and mammograms are showing positive results in disease prevention

Public health services include

Canadians with low levels of education are more likely to

Matching: -Values and norms of a society influence health

Matching: -The capacity of people to adapt to, respond to, or control life's challenges and changes

The Gaia Theory

Matching: -Unsafe, lack of or instability can cause adverse effects on mental and physical health

Matching: -Actions to prevent diseases and promote self-care

Traditional Indigenous health views differ from traditional Western medicine in that

Introduction: First Nations, Métis and Inuit in Canada: Understanding the Issues

Western and Indigenous Ways of Knowing

Cultural Competency, Cultural Sensitivity and Cultural Safety

Historical Overview

Diabetes, Diet and Nutrition

Chronic and Infectious Diseases

Womens and Childrens Health

Mental Health

Hybridisation of Healthcare and the Way Forwards for Indigenous Health

Filters