Queens HLTH101 Final- In class questions

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Why are Canadians generally uninformed about the social determinants of health?
Media neglects to highlight the importance of SDoH
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How can Canadians influence governments and policymakers to focus on the social determinants of health?
By engaging in advocacy and lobbying activities to promote SDoH policies
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What is a key factor in improving early childhood development in Canada?
Expanding access to universal and affordable child-care
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Which policy recommendation would most likely reduce income inequality and poverty in Canada?
Increasing the minimum wage and providing more assistance for those unable to work
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What is the relationship between homelessness and incarceration?
Homelessness significantly increases the risk of incarceration
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How can addressing health disparities reduce recidivism rates among individuals in the criminal justice system?
By providing mental health treatment, individuals can address underlying issues that contribute to repeated criminal behaviour
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A common critique of defunding the police is that:
Redirecting funds to community health programs may increase crime rates due to weakened emergency responses
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How does neoliberalism contribute to health inequities in the context of climate change?
By promoting free-market policies that prioritize corporate interests, often neglecting public health and environmental protection
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According to This Changes Everything, which of the following is highlighted as a critical barrier to effective climate action?
The political and economic power of fossil fuel industries and their influence on policy
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Which of the following would be an example of improving adaptive capacity in response to climate change?
Installing air conditioning units in public buildings during heatwaves
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Which of the following groups is most likely to experience severe health impacts from climate change in Toronto?
People living in neighborhoods with poor infrastructure
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Which principle is considered essential to make carbon pricing fair?
Provide direct support to lower-income families to offset costs
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What is a potential outcome for trans and nonbinary individuals living in areas with more inclusive policies and greater protections?
Greater access to gender-affirming medical care and overall better mental health
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How does gender bias affect the treatment of female patients?
It often results in misdiagnosis or under-treatment
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What is one of the main reasons the women's movement pushed for gender sensitive research in healthcare?
To address the exclusion of women from clinical trials and improve their representation in health research
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How does Rabbit articulate the relationship between his living conditions and substance use?
He indicates that his struggles with addiction are a result of societal neglect and the lack of support systems
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What is one of the major consequences of criminalizing drug use?
It enhances the stigma associated with addiction, hindering access to medical treatment
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Which of the following was highlighted as a key benefit of decriminalizing drug possession in Portugal?
A shift of resources from law enforcement to treatment
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What is a significant reason traumatized individuals might resort to substance misuse?
They aim to stabilize their emotional and physical state
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Which of the following best explains why opioid-related deaths may be underreported?
Many opioid users avoid hospitals, leading to deaths outside of institutional care settings
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How does the concept of the care economy reflect gender inequality?
Women, especially racialized women, dominate the care economy, often in poorly paid roles that are undervalued
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What role does intersectionality play in healthcare for LGBTQIA+ individuals?
It creates additional challenges for accessing care
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Social Disorganization Theory suggests that crime is more likely to occur in communities where:
Social institutions like schools, healthcare and social services are weak or failing
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According Marlon Peterson in his TED Talk, what is key issue with the current criminal justice system in the US?
The criminal justice system dehumanizes individuals, treating them as disposable and focusing more on punishment than rehabilitation
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Which of the following best explains the role public policy in shaping the social determinants of health?
Public policies are primarily driven by market forces and often fail to prioritize health determinants