Worksheets543 Admin Study Session
Total questions: 46
Worksheet time: 46mins
The statement "the primary way to see how rich a country is, is to measure their GDP" is an example of...
Positivism
Teleology
Relativism
Qualia
Empathy, social forces, subjective and qualitative are all terms used to describe
Optimists
Etiology
Interpretivism
Ontology
Which journal title best encompasses critical research?
Mating Habits of Polynesian Butterflies
Arsenic Concentrations in Frozen Waffles
The Connection Between the Gender Wage Gap and Mental Health
Water Treatment Procedures in Panama
Developed/developing are incorrect terms based on what?
The Size Instinct
The Negativity Instinct
The Urgency Instinct
The Gap Instinct
Bill makes $2-8 per day. What level is Bill in?
1
2
3
4
At what level are you able to start saving money?
1
2
3
4
How much do you have to earn per day at least to be on level 4?
20
8
32
52
Studying the distribution and the determinants of health on low-income housing is an example of
Quantitative research
Social epidemiology
Health surveillance
Screening
Health indicators are ____, _____, and _____ statistical measures that summarize information related to the health of the population and performance of a health system.
general, overarching, approximate
succinct, quantitative, approximate
general, qualitative, approximate
succinct, qualitative, quantitative
One of the purposes of health indicators is to help with accountability to the public and funders.
True
False
The criteria for usefulness includes:
Accuracy
Actionability
Academic interest
Importance
Novelty
______ is the number of new cases of a health state or disease over a specified time period.
Occurrence
Incidence
Frequency
Prevalence
According to the WHO, health has which of the following dimensions:
environmental
spiritual
physical
mental
social
Well-Being in relation to health-related quality of life emerged as a concept in the _____.
1950s
1960s
1970s
1980s
Which of the following are indirect costs related to the economic burden of disease?
Labor lost
Primary care worker time/salaries
Disability
Death
Disease prevention
Cost of Injuries in Alberta (2017): ____ accounted for the biggest proportion of direct costs, while ____ had the largest proportion of indirect costs.
Other Unintended Injuries, Suicide/Self-Harm
Unintentional Poisonings, Fire/Burns
Falls, Unintentional Poisonings
Transport Incidents, Violence
DALYs is...
Disability-adjusted life years
Disease-adjusted life years
One DALY = 1 year of life lost
One DALY = 1 year of life remaining
Vital statistics refers to information on:
Incidence
Birth
Lifestyle
Death
Understanding homelessness is an easy task because you do not have to take into account hidden homeless (people temporarily living with friends or family).
True
False
T/F:
1) People without shelter are at a greater risk of assault and victimization.
2) This situation is worse for women than youth.
1) True 2) False
1) True 2) true
1) False 2) True
Strategies to address inequities are divided in how many levels ?
one
two
three
What are the three levels of intervention to improve health equity?
provider
individual
institutional
societal
Indigenous People have three major groups. Which of the following groups emerged from mixing and intermarriage of First Nations and Europe people in 17th century?
Metis
Inuit
First Nation
Approximation of Indigenous population statistics:
Metis compromise ___
Inuit compromise __
First nation compromise__
4%; 35%; 60%
35%; 4%; 60%
60%; 4%; 35%
60%; 35%; 4%
Racism is only interpersonal and not structural.
True
False
The first residential school opened in __ and the last residential school closed in __
1957; 1984
1952 ; 1988
1957; 1996
1975; 1993
When did the federal government apologize for the trauma caused by residential school system?
2013
2008
2015
The tendency of evaluating other cultures according to preconceptions originating in the standards and customs of one's own culture.
racism
ethnocentrism
colonialism
individualism
Political factors do not play a role in understanding the health gap
True
False
Health inequities describe the biological differences between individuals or population groups
True
False
_______ describes that not all discrimination is experienced the same way between members of a particular group or community
Intersectionality
Interrelation
Homogeneity
Heterogeneity
____ are groups that increased susceptibility to adverse health outcomes as a result of inequitable access to the resources needed to address risks to health
Stigmatized populations
Marginalized populations
Vulnerable populations
None of thee above
Ethnicity is a self-chosen category that encompasses dimensions of culture, religion, language, and geographic location
True
False
Black Canadians are more likely to report...
HIV
Diabetes
Hypertension
High BMI
What is the Healthy Immigrant Effect?
Recent newcomers often experience better health compared with their Canadian-born counterparts
Recent newcomers often experience worse health compared with their Canadian-born counterparts
Recent newcomers often experience similar health status compared with their Canadian-born counterparts
Recent newcomers influence their Canadian-born counterparts to become healthier
What is true about immigrant women?
Less likely to report postpartum depression
More likely to have small-for-gestational-age babies
More likely to die from HIV/AIDS
Report similar health outcomes compared to Canadian born women
Interpersonal racism involves treating a person differently based on their race
True
False
Housing is not a determinant of health
True
False
____ , _____ & _____ are the 3 features of health inequities
Systemic
Inevitable
Avoidable
Unjust
Choose the best answer(s)
Public health is the organized efforts of society to keep people healthy and prevent injury, illness and premature death.
Public health is a combination of programs, services and policies that protect and promote the health of all.
Public health is the individual effort to improve ones own health and happiness.
Public health is the health of one person in relation to the public.
Which are key functions of public health?
Health promotion
Population health assessment
Individual treatment
Surveillance
Indigenous peoples can be described as a racialized group
True
False
Define Social Determinants of Health
Populations health is influenced by how the government makes decisions
Individual health is influenced by genetics
Individual health is influenced by where they live, learn, work, grow and play
Which is not one of the 3 views of health?
Biomedical
Behavioral
Socioenvironmental
Bioenvironmental
Health is just the presence or absence of disease
True
False
What are the 3 goals of the Canadian health system?
Improve the health status of Canadians
Improve health system reasonableness
Improve health system responsiveness
Improve value for money
