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What is one of the key learning objectives for students in this module?
What is one of the key learning objectives for students in this module?
- To memorize key nursing terminology.
- To analyze the impact of medications on health.
- To develop insight into the demographics of health. (correct)
- To understand the historical aspects of nursing.
According to the WHO definition presented, health is described as:
According to the WHO definition presented, health is described as:
- The ability to perform daily tasks without assistance.
- A state of physical, mental, and social well-being. (correct)
- The absence of disease or infirmity.
- An individual's capacity to provide care for others.
Which factor is important when examining healthy perspectives in this module?
Which factor is important when examining healthy perspectives in this module?
- Financial stability.
- Cognitive well-being. (correct)
- Relationship status.
- Nutritional status only.
What is emphasized as part of personal health development?
What is emphasized as part of personal health development?
Which social determinant is acknowledged for its impact on health?
Which social determinant is acknowledged for its impact on health?
Which format should the cover/title page of the paper adhere to?
Which format should the cover/title page of the paper adhere to?
What is the maximum length for the written reflective paper?
What is the maximum length for the written reflective paper?
In which perspective should the paper be written?
In which perspective should the paper be written?
Which of the following is a necessary component that must be included in the reference list?
Which of the following is a necessary component that must be included in the reference list?
What should each paragraph cover in relation to Gibbs reflective cycle?
What should each paragraph cover in relation to Gibbs reflective cycle?
What term is often used to refer to individuals over 65 in Canada?
What term is often used to refer to individuals over 65 in Canada?
Which of the following factors is NOT associated with 'Successful Healthy Aging'?
Which of the following factors is NOT associated with 'Successful Healthy Aging'?
What is a key role of nurses in relation to older adults?
What is a key role of nurses in relation to older adults?
Which of the following titles is commonly used for Indigenous individuals over 65?
Which of the following titles is commonly used for Indigenous individuals over 65?
What is a significant challenge in changing attitudes toward older adult care among health care providers?
What is a significant challenge in changing attitudes toward older adult care among health care providers?
Which aspect is NOT a component of person-centered care for older adults?
Which aspect is NOT a component of person-centered care for older adults?
What is a primary focus of health promotion regarding aging?
What is a primary focus of health promotion regarding aging?
What might influence nursing practice during a pandemic regarding older adults?
What might influence nursing practice during a pandemic regarding older adults?
What does the term 'health as a resource' primarily focus on?
What does the term 'health as a resource' primarily focus on?
Which dimension of health focuses on having a sense of community connection?
Which dimension of health focuses on having a sense of community connection?
Which approach to health emphasizes medical treatment and physiological risk factors?
Which approach to health emphasizes medical treatment and physiological risk factors?
What shift did the Lalonde report prompt in Canadian health perspectives?
What shift did the Lalonde report prompt in Canadian health perspectives?
How does the socioenvironmental approach define the responsibility of health?
How does the socioenvironmental approach define the responsibility of health?
Which of the following is NOT considered a social determinant of health?
Which of the following is NOT considered a social determinant of health?
Which approach uses upstream thinking and focuses on health disparities?
Which approach uses upstream thinking and focuses on health disparities?
What is one of the key focuses of the behavioural approach to health?
What is one of the key focuses of the behavioural approach to health?
Which of the following statements best describes 'health as unity'?
Which of the following statements best describes 'health as unity'?
Which of the following dimensions of health includes feeling vitalized?
Which of the following dimensions of health includes feeling vitalized?
What is emphasized in the introduction of the paper?
What is emphasized in the introduction of the paper?
What aspect of the event description is essential for meeting expectations?
What aspect of the event description is essential for meeting expectations?
How should the student reflect on their feelings regarding health?
How should the student reflect on their feelings regarding health?
What is required for a thorough analysis in the paper?
What is required for a thorough analysis in the paper?
What does a balanced evaluation of actions and inactions involve?
What does a balanced evaluation of actions and inactions involve?
Which element is NOT necessary in the analysis section of the paper?
Which element is NOT necessary in the analysis section of the paper?
What is the significance of the emotional aspect in the reflection on health?
What is the significance of the emotional aspect in the reflection on health?
What is the purpose of using scholarly references in the analysis?
What is the purpose of using scholarly references in the analysis?
Study Notes
Health
- A state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, not just the absence of disease or infirmity. (WHO, 1947)
- The ability to realize aspirations and satisfy needs, while responding to environmental changes. (WHO)
Dimensions of Health and Well-being
- Feeling vitalized and full of energy
- Having satisfying social relationships
- Feeling in control of one’s life and living conditions
- Being able to do things that one enjoys
- Having a sense of purpose
- Feeling connected to community
Three Approaches to Health in Canada
- Medical: Focuses on treatment of disease and physiological risk factors.
- Behavioural: Emphasizes individual lifestyle choices and health promotion strategies.
- Socioenvironmental: Views health as inextricably linked to social structures and emphasizes upstream thinking (policy interventions).
Social Determinants of Health
- Income and Income Distribution
- Social Safety Network, Social Exclusion
- Unemployment and Job Security
- Employment and Working Conditions
- Education
- Early Childhood Development
- Food Insecurity
- Housing
- Health Services
- Gender
- Indigenous Status
- Culture, Race, Racism
- Disability
Aging and Health
- People over 65 in Canada are often called "seniors", "older adults", or "older persons".
- Indigenous people over 65 are often referred to as "elders".
- Ageism refers to prejudice and negative attitudes towards older adults.
Factors Associated with "Successful Healthy Aging"
- Social
- Environmental
- Cultural
- Spiritual
- Psychological
- Biological
Health Promotion and Aging
- Nurses play a key role in empowering older adults to strive for wellness.
- Nurses conduct comprehensive assessments and collaborate with older adults and families to develop person-centered plans of care.
Assignment 1
- A reflective paper using the Gibbs reflective cycle, focusing on an event related to an individual's health.
- The paper will include a brief introduction, a paragraph for each step of Gibbs' cycle, a brief conclusion, and a reference list.
- Due date: Sunday, September 22nd, 23:59.
- Length: Maximum of 2 pages double-spaced (4 including cover/title page and reference page).
- Format: APA format, proper spelling and grammar, written in first person.
- AI use: AI is not allowed; an AI use statement is required in the reference list.
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Description
This quiz explores the various dimensions of health including physical, mental, and social well-being. It also covers the three main approaches to health in Canada and how social determinants impact health outcomes. Test your understanding of these crucial health concepts.
