week 5

Question 1

when is health equity achieved

Answer 1

when all people have the opportunity to reach their full potential regardless of race, gender, and social class

Question 2

when should theory be used

Answer 2

to guide practice when evidence is not available

Question 3

what is critical race theory

Answer 3

how racism impacts everything and how racism is embedded into different systems

Question 4

what is intersectionality theory

Answer 4

how systems of power and oppression are connected in everyones unique experiences

Question 5

what do indigenous frameworks tend to focus on

Answer 5

the factors that contribute to the mind and spirit rather than just biological

Question 6

what is population health

Answer 6

an overreaching approach to health that targets a specific group, specifically reducing health inequities

Question 7

who came up with the four fundamental patterns of knowing and what are they

Answer 7

Carper (1978)
aesthetic knowing
personal knowing
ethical knowing
empirical knowing

Question 8

what is aesthetic knowing

Answer 8

feeling the experience with one another

intuition, empathy etc.

Question 9

what is personal knowing

Answer 9

understanding yourself deeply

Question 10

what is ethical knowing

Answer 10

moral obligation, understanding right from wrong

Question 11

what is empirical knowing

Answer 11

using facts, observation, research

Question 12

what theory did white come up with

Answer 12

sociopolitical knowing

It means understanding how systems like racism, sexism, colonialism, capitalism, and government policies affect people’s everyday lives

Question 13

what type of knowing did China and Kramer come up with

Answer 13

emancipatory knowing

Question 14

what is emancipatory knowing

Answer 14

Emancipatory knowing is the ability to recognize injustice and take action to change unfair social, political, or economic conditions.

Question 15

what is the CHN metaparadigm

Answer 15

basically the phenomena of central concern in the middle, and the concepts that cause it

for example, social justice will be in the middle, and around it you’ll see person, health, nursing, etx

Question 16

whats the difference between concepts and models

Answer 16

concepts: general and abstract
models and theories: finding relation ships among concepts

Question 17

what is family nursing

Answer 17

use of nursing process to assist family in achieving the highest potential possible

Question 18

what are the highest growing type of households

Answer 18

multi generational

Question 19

what is the predominant family structure

Answer 19

married or common law

Question 20

what is the main driver for population growth

Answer 20

immigration

Question 21

what is maternal mortality ratio

Answer 21

number of maternal deaths per 100,000 live births during a specific time period

Question 22

what is maternal morbidity rate

Answer 22

number of maternal deaths per 100,000 women of reproductive age during that time period

Question 23

what is maternal health

Answer 23

death during gestation or within 42 days of termination of pregnancy

Question 25

what is a PHN issue for pregnant trans ppl

Answer 25

breast feeding

Question 26

what are some stats about teen mother s

Answer 26

infants two times higher to have low birth weight or be born premature adolescent mothers more likely to have PPD rural adolescent mothers have an increase risk of smoking

Question 27

which areas of canada has highest teen pregnancies

Answer 27

Sask, MB, alberta

Question 28

what are the four things child wellbeing is measured by

Answer 28

maternal wellbeing health and safety of child behaviours/risks housing and environment

Question 29

what are the risk factors of infant death

Answer 29

low maternal education inadequate housing access to health care food insecurity poverty unemployment

Question 30

which area of Manitoba has the highest child mortality rates

Answer 30

northern region

Question 31

what percentage of children in welfare are indigenous

Answer 31

91%

Question 32

what are the three theories to promote behaviour change

Answer 32

theory of planned behaviour transtheoretical model (stages of change) health belief model

Question 33

what is the theory of planned behaviour

Answer 33

a psychological theory that explains how people will engage in a behaviour attitude toward the idea (is this a good idea?) subjective norms (what will others think? ) perceived behavioural control (can I do this)

Question 34

what is the health belief model

Answer 34

why ppl take health related action susceptibility severity benefits barriers cues to action (reminders, notes, etc) self efficacy

Question 35

what is the transtheoretical model

Answer 35

precontemplation contemplation determination action relapse maintenance (cycle of change)

Question 36

what are the four health prevention strategies focused on changing behaviour

Answer 36

health education health communication social marketing regulation measures

Question 37

what is the healthy public policy

Answer 37

policies to promote health outside health sector by making healthy decisions easier

Question 38

what are the ecological model

Answer 38

basically models that focus on changing health at a system level, focusing on the social determinants of health