Exam 5: Population-Based Health Care Practice

Vulnerable population groups that are already under serviced and have a lower socioeconomic status are also at risk in the urban physical environments in which they live. The Canadian Population Health Initiative (2011) identified which one the following factors as being harmful to the health of an already vulnerable population?

Which of the following initiatives is one of the five strategies for health promotion set out in the Ottawa Charter?

Despite the fact that there is universal health care in Canada, there are many vulnerable population groups in Canada who are at a higher risk for ___________.

The nurse has contributed to a staff education service about the new Aboriginal Health and Wellness Centre that is opening up in their city. Which of the following statements by staff members demonstrate that they have captured the true essence and understanding of this new centre. (Select all that apply.)

Aboriginal Health Access Centres are similar to Community Health Centres but are Aboriginal, community-led primary health care organizations. Summarize how the Aboriginal Health Access Centre is centred uniquely on the health and wellness of the Aboriginal community.

Which one of the following examples is considered the most serious threat to health?

Which of the following is used in population-based nursing practice to assess, diagnose, plan, implement, and evaluate nursing practice?

Functional health status is the combined ability to be independent in ADLs and in IADLs.

In relation to community health, what does CHC refer to?

Functional health status is the ability to care for oneself and meet one's human's needs.

What is the term for health risk factors that can be changed?

Activities related to home management and shopping needs are called ___________.

Which of the following resulted from a 1986 World Health Organization conference and still provides an international blueprint for health promotion?