Exam 33: Global Health

Thomas is a community health nurse working in global health. He is working to increase the prominence of health issues in foreign policy decision making. What area is Thomas working in?

A group of nurses from Alberta are doing research on the effects of the 2010 tsunami in Indonesia. They are using a theoretical lens through which to address the intersections various social locations and to explore their corresponding forms of oppression that are inherently part of everyday experiences What theoretical perspective would the research team use to guide their research?

A nursing instructor is teaching a class about global citizenship. How many nurses worldwide provide front line care?

What is threatening the well-being of Canadians as it impacts available life chances and opportunities?

Discuss the Every Woman Every Child initiative.

There is strong evidence indicating that most of the global burden of disease are caused by which of the following?

Debbie is working with nursing students to work from the premise that people's experiences of health and illness are culturally and geographically located. What concept is Debbie teaching the students

What is the underlying contributing factor that makes children more vulnerable to severe illness?

What are the two goals of the World Health Organization in the area of global health diplomacy?

Even though there has been a global decline in maternal mortality rates, how many women die every day from complications related to pregnancy and childbirth?