Wk 4

Question 1

Human Rights

Answer 1

Exist simply because we are human. From the most fundamental to the reasons that make life worth living

Question 2

Universality

Answer 2

we are all equally entitled to our human rights. First emphasized in the UDHR, is repeated in many international human rights conventions, declarations, and resolutions.

Question 3

Equity

Answer 3

Equity in Planetary Health incorporates the rights of humans and rights of Nature, giving all human populations and ecosystems—present and future—the opportunity to attain their full vitality.

Question 4

Why are power and privelage attatched

Answer 4

Because those who have power are priveleaged

Question 5

Social justice

Answer 5

The achievement of human rights, equity, and mitigation of the negative effects of power & privilege, altogether result in the achievement of social justice.

Question 6

Canadas definiton of homelesseness

Answer 6

The result of systemic or societal barriers a lack of affordable and appropriate houseing.

Lacking stable, permanent, appropriate housing or the immediate prospect of acquiring it.

Question 7

Hwo would the loss of a home impact you

Answer 7

What would hafe to happen for you to lose your hone

Where would you sleep if you did

How many options would you have to exhaust before resorting to a shelter or sleeping outside

Question 7

4 part typology

Answer 7

Unsheltered
Emergency sheltered
Provisionally accommodated
At risk of homelessness

Question 7

Values

Answer 7

are the general principles that define what is good or evil and what is meaningful

Question 8

Morals

Answer 8

are the beliefs and customs that shape how a society defines what is right and wrong
Morals express the behaviors that are acceptable or unacceptable in a community based on collective values

Question 9

Ethics

Answer 9

are the principles that guide appropriate conduct in specific situations

Question 10

Laws

Answer 10

are rules that define enforceable standards of behavior

Question 11

Ethics vs law

Answer 11

Ethics often describe standards for optimal behavior, while laws establish minimum standards of acceptable behavior

Question 12

Human survival is dependent on

Answer 12

Human survival is dependent on having enough food, water, and air to support physiological processes and having sufficient shelter and clothing to protect the body from external exposures

Question 13

Does everyone have the right to UNLIMITED water

Answer 13

No

Question 14

Why is the right to clean water hard to bringq

Answer 14

It is very expensive

Question 15

Civil rights

Answer 15

are liberties that are granted by governments, such as the freedom to assemble peacefully and the right to equitable participation in governance

Question 16

If SDGs are met, what are upheld

Answer 16

The rights of people

SDGs provide accountability

Question 17

Recent GH Priorities of the Decade in Canada

Answer 17

Climate Change/Biodiversity/Pollution
Poverty
E-cigarettes (VAPING)
Homelessness
Legalization of Cannabis
Opioid substance use (Opioid Crisis)
Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR)

Question 18

PACES

Answer 18

A helpful acronym for Global health prioritization

Population
Action
Cooperation
Equity
Security

Question 19

Morbitidy

Answer 19

Sickness from a psychological or physiological state of well being

Question 20

Mortality

Answer 20

Death or death rate

Question 21

Root causes of DoH

Answer 21

Natural environment
Macro issues (Hx conditions, conflicts/war)
Inequalities

Question 22

Disability

Answer 22

Temorary or long term reduction in a persons ability to function

Question 23

Income level terminology

Answer 23

LMIC Lower-Middle Income Countries

Question 24

Communicable diseasee

Answer 24

Infectious diseases. Illnesses caused by a particular infectious agent and that spread directly or indirectly from people to people, animals to people, or people to animals (e.g., influenza, measles, and HIV).

Question 25

Noncommunicable dx

Answer 25

Illnesses that are not spread by any infectious agent, even though they might have an infectious cause, such as cervical cancer. Other examples: hypertension, coronary heart disease, and diabetes. Chronic dx

Question 26

Injuries

Answer 26

Examples: Road traffic injuries, falls, drownings, poisonings, and violence.

Question 27

YLLs

Answer 27

Used to quantify population-level reductions in health status due to premature mortality. E.g., if a goal is for everyone in a population to live at least 75 years, dying at 70 would contribute 5 YLLs to the population total.

Question 28

YLD

Answer 28

Years lived with Disability where disability is any short- or long-term reduction in health status)

Question 29

HALE

Answer 29

Number a person can expect to live in full health based on average