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# Death / survivor x desired # ( usually 1000) Correct Answer
Mortality rate
🌟🌟 3 factors that determine coping ability🌟 Correct
Answer Understanding of the problem
Sources of support available
Regular coping mechanism
-If one fail, you are at risk
-If two fail, you are at high risk
-Three fail, you're in crisis
🌟🌟Disadvantage of young age with mental illness🌟 Correct
Answer Basic needs or risk population are not provided enough
to meet their needs or neglect
🌟🌟Health determinants of National Aboriginal health
Correct Answer Poverty and colonization
Access
Cultural continuity
Self determination
🌟🌟Health related concern of homeless population 🌟
Correct Answer Priority of health is not considered why
homeless people tends to hide their health concern
🌟🌟Insufficient financial resources to meet basic living
expenses: food, shelter, clothing, transportation, medical
expenses 🌟 Correct Answer Poverty
,🌟🌟Why is sources of data important?🌟 Correct Answer 1.
Census for surveillance data every 5 years
2. Data collected for epidemiological research
3. Health care workers and insurance can provide information
2 challenges represented by homeless pregnant women Correct
Answer 1. Less access to prenatal care
2. Increase risk of incompletion or interrupted education
program
2 main factors that predispose people to vulnerability Correct
Answer Employment and social support
3 characteristic of family empowerment Correct Answer
Access and control over needed resources
Decision making and problem solving abilities
Abilities to communicate and obtain needed resources
4 priorities of mitigation and prevention Correct Answer
1.Understand disasters risk
2. Strengthening disasters risk governance to manage disasters
risk.
3. Investing in disasters reduction for resilience
4. Enhancing disaster preparedness for effective response and to
recover, rehabilitate and reconstruct
6 categories of Friedman Family Assessment Model Correct
Answer Identifying data
Developmental family stage and history
Environmental data
,Family structure, including communication, power structures,
role structures and family values
Family functions, including affective functions, socialization
and health care
Family coping
ability to enter and multiple Correct Answer Infectivity
Ability to produce a specific clinical reaction after infection
occurs Correct Answer Pathogenicity:
Ability to withstand infection Correct Answer Resistance
Adult response to disaster Correct Answer Extreme sense of
urgency, panic and fear, disbelief, disorientation and numbness,
sense of powerlessness, guilt, moodiness, domestic violence
Advantages of home visit Correct Answer It allows viewing
their everyday family environment
Patient are more relaxed
It emphasize that health concern is the responsibility of the
whole family and not just one family member
Increase probability of family present
An ecomap represents which of the following? Correct Answer
The family's interactions with other groups and organizations
outside of the family
An epidemic that is spreading across the region
Larger group Correct Answer Pandemic
, Any human or natural event that causes destruction and
devastation that cannot be relieved without assistance.
It does not necessarily requires death or injury
Occurs suddenly or unexpectedly and may not be preventable
Correct Answer DISASTERS
Any significant long term change in current normal climate
conditions such as temperature, precipitation, extreme weather
events, snow cover and sea level rises
Accelerated by CO2, methane and nitrous oxide Correct
Answer Climate change
Are approaches to understanding life that underscore the
histories, experiences and teaching people who originate from a
land
-The truth and reconciliation commission of Canada and The
office of the united nation high commissioner for human rights
referred the assimilation as genocide.
-Language and constructed everyday event, relationship,
environmental, spiritual, and storytelling process Correct
Answer Indigenous way of knowing
Assess the incidents and prevalence of death rates in population
Age specific death rates is unreliable and unstable that's why
mortality rate is used
Infant mortality is a significant indicator of community risk
Death/live births x 1000 Correct Answer Mortality
Assess the occurrence of disease in population
Assess: Prevalence and Incident rate Correct Answer
Morbidity
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