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What is one of the key learning objectives for students in this module?
According to the WHO definition presented, health is described as:
Which factor is important when examining healthy perspectives in this module?
What is emphasized as part of personal health development?
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Which social determinant is acknowledged for its impact on health?
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Which format should the cover/title page of the paper adhere to?
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What is the maximum length for the written reflective paper?
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In which perspective should the paper be written?
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Which of the following is a necessary component that must be included in the reference list?
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What should each paragraph cover in relation to Gibbs reflective cycle?
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What term is often used to refer to individuals over 65 in Canada?
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Which of the following factors is NOT associated with 'Successful Healthy Aging'?
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What is a key role of nurses in relation to older adults?
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Which of the following titles is commonly used for Indigenous individuals over 65?
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What is a significant challenge in changing attitudes toward older adult care among health care providers?
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Which aspect is NOT a component of person-centered care for older adults?
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What is a primary focus of health promotion regarding aging?
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What might influence nursing practice during a pandemic regarding older adults?
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What does the term 'health as a resource' primarily focus on?
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Which dimension of health focuses on having a sense of community connection?
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Which approach to health emphasizes medical treatment and physiological risk factors?
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What shift did the Lalonde report prompt in Canadian health perspectives?
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How does the socioenvironmental approach define the responsibility of health?
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Which of the following is NOT considered a social determinant of health?
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Which approach uses upstream thinking and focuses on health disparities?
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What is one of the key focuses of the behavioural approach to health?
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Which of the following statements best describes 'health as unity'?
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Which of the following dimensions of health includes feeling vitalized?
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What is emphasized in the introduction of the paper?
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What aspect of the event description is essential for meeting expectations?
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How should the student reflect on their feelings regarding health?
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What is required for a thorough analysis in the paper?
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What does a balanced evaluation of actions and inactions involve?
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Which element is NOT necessary in the analysis section of the paper?
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What is the significance of the emotional aspect in the reflection on health?
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What is the purpose of using scholarly references in the analysis?
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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.
