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1
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Direct, Indirect, Sexual, and discrimination are forms of what?

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Bulling

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2
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Type of violence rooted in political, economic, and social structure?

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Structural

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3
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A term used interchangeably with structural violence

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Systemic violence

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4
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Groups at higher risk of experiencing family violence

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People with disabilities, women, indig people, 2SLGBTQIA+

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5
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What percent of adults experienced abuse as children?

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25%

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6
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Systemic Oppression refers to?

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Racism and other systemic injustices that intersect and impede others’ quality of life and growth.

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7
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Lack of social support, connection, culturally safe health services, and social services represents what?

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Social poverty

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8
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Privlage describes what?

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systemic and institutional set of benefits given to certain people

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9
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The central experience of community violence is?

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Poverty

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10
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Systemic empathy describes what?

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The inherent understanding embedded in societal systems, such as judicial, healthcare, and education systems.

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11
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A prevalent form of IPV in Canada

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Stalking

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12
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13-15 years old is the common age for what?

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Human Trafficking

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13
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Components of the power and control wheel

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Intimidation, coercion and threat, male privilege, isolation

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14
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People, power, and poverty model represent what types of trauma?

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Single incident, developmental, intergenerational, complex

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15
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Metis, Inuit, FN, and Single women have the highest rate of what?

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Sexual assault

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16
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Poverty is linked to what?

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Colonial histories of oppression in black/indig communities

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17
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Sexual assault is underreported because?

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Not wanting to deal with the police, not thinning important enough, lack of evidence, fear of inadequate punishment

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18
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Protective factor for being a victim of bullying

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Affectionate relationship with parents

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19
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Slavery is a?

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Historical Trauma

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20
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Practice, policy, and leadership are part of what?

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Trauma-informed care

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21
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Changes in cognition due to repeated narratives of trauma

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Vicarious trauma

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22
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Screening for IPV is?

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Secondary Prevention

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23
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Family violence includes

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Neglect, emotional, financial and physical abuse

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24
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GI problems are a sign of?

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Chronic stress

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25
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Secondary trauma is another word for?

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Vicarious trauma

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26
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4 Ways to practice trauma-informed care

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Build awareness, emphasize safety, adapt language, consider risk factors

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27
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single incident, historic, intergenerational, developmental, and complex are all types of what?

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Trauma

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28
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Signs of sex trafficking include

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recurrent STI’s, unexplained injuries, language barriers

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29
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How much of Canada’s land mass is rural?

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95%

30
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The social approach to defining rural areas includes

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living in countryside outside center with 2500 people

31
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Logging has the highest rate of what?

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Workplace fatalities

32
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People working on medium farms have high injury rates because?

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Long hours with little help

33
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Rural industry with highest fatality rate

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Farming

34
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Impacts of shift work in rural communities include

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obesity and emotional distress

35
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Why is abuse high in rural communities?

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Impact of shift work

36
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people in northern regions have higher rates of what?

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hypertension

37
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Examples of secondary prevention in rural communities include

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diabetes screening program for women

38
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Challenges faced by rural communities are

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inequitable access to technology

39
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Why is poverty a big issue in rural communities

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They have to travel for access to services

40
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Rural nurses have a lower what than urban?

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Level of education

41
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FNIHB of Health Canada describes isolated communities as

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Phone service, scheduled planes but no roads

42
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Most common reason nurses leave the rural profession

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Undertake further nursing education

43
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Opioid use costs up to how much per year

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50$ billion

44
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The most common substance in Canada is?

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Alcohol

45
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Term to describe legal drugs

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Licit drugs

46
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Substance use disorder is?

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Pattern of maladaptive substance use resulting in harmful consequences

47
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Determinants of problematic substance use include

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Genetic, psychological, socioeconomic, historical

48
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The leading cause of preventable death in Canada is?

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Tobacco use

49
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Behavioral addictions include

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Gambling and shopping

50
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What conditions make drug use worse

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Homelessness, poverty, lacking housing, marganilization

51
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Harm Reduction, Prevention, Treatment, and Enforcement are all part of what?

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Pillars of Canadas Federal Drug Strategy

52
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Healthcare professionals are at a higher risk of what?

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Perscription drug use

53
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Supporting public policy is?

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Primordial prevention

54
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Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder is characterized by?

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Developmental, neuro, behavioural delays in infants

55
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Methadone programs are what level of prevention

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Tertiary

56
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What is the most prevalent bacterial STI?

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Chlamydia

57
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STI with vag/rectal discharge

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Gonnorhea/Chlamydia

58
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Causes red tracks in genital area

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Scabies

59
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The test used to check for Chlamydia

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Urine

60
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FLu-like symptoms occur two weeks after what STI?

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HIV

61
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Vertical Transmission is?

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Mother to infant

62
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Gonorrhea, Syphilis, and Chlamydia are

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Bacteria STIs

63
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The most common causes of vaginitis are?

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Bacteria vaganosis

64
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Indigenous people are at a higher rate of what than non-indigenous people

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HIV

65
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Chlamydia can lead to ____ in women

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PID, Tubal factor, ectopic pregnancy, chronic pelvic pain

66
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Symptoms of Chlamydia are?

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Bleeding, discharge, dysuria, proctitis, watery discharge, epididymitis

67
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Treatment for Chlamydia

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Azrythromycin, Doxycycline

68
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Gonorrhea symptoms include?

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Green/yellow discharge, pain in lower abd, bleeding

69
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STI with the onset of 21 days

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Syphilis

70
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Syphilis symptoms include?

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Chancre sores - firm round painless bumps

71
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HSV occurs as?

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Group of painful/itchy blisters

72
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STI with no cure

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HPV

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