L1

Question 1

highlights that
registered nurses have a key role in promoting the health and
wellbeing of people, families, communities and populations.

Answer 1

The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) (2018a)

Question 2

the state of being free from illness or injury

Answer 2

The Oxford English Dictionary

Question 3

a state of complete physical, mental and
social wellbeing and not merely the absence of disease
or infirmity”.

Answer 3

The World Health Organization

Question 4

• It measures disease and illness which has a
  biological origin that can be cured with a
  physical or chemical intervention
• It positions the doctor as having more control
  than the patient

Answer 4

Traditional medical model

Question 5

• It recognise that health is a holistic concept: to Support the
  understanding of people and their behaviours and, to
  Promotes a person-centred philosophy which can enhance
  management and treatment of a condition.

Answer 5

WHO definition of health

Question 6

• Biological
• Sociological
• Psychological
• Emotional
• Cultural
• Spiritual

Answer 6

WHO definition of health- It considers the person as having many interrelating facets
which include:

Question 7

is the experience of health, happiness, and
prosperity. It includes having good mental health, high
life satisfaction, a sense of meaning or purpose, and
the ability to manage stress.

Answer 7

Wellbeing Definition

Question 8

The ability to practice stress-management and relaxation
techniques, be resilient, boost self-love, and generate the emotions that lead to
good feelings.

Answer 8

Emotional Well-Being.

Question 9

The ability to improve the functioning of your body
through healthy living and good exercise habits.

Answer 9

Physical Well-Being.

Question 10

The ability to communicate, develop meaningful relationships
with others, and maintain a support network that helps you overcome loneliness

Answer 10

Social Well-Being.

Question 11

The ability to pursue your interests, values, and life
purpose in order to gain meaning, happiness, and enrichment professionally

Answer 11

Workplace Well-Being.

Question 12

The ability to actively participate in a thriving community,
culture, and environment.

Answer 12

Societal Well-Being

Question 13

1- An individual’s previous and current experiences.
2- Profession and insights.
3- Age, gender and social class of individuals.

Answer 13

Multi-dimensional of Health

Question 14

absence of disease, physical and psychological coping and psychosocial
wellbeing were key

Answer 14

health meant to individuals in 1987

Question 15

men in the survey cited health as being
related to fitness and physical strength, whereas women related health to
appearance and energy.

Answer 15

Example of gender

Question 16

consider the different perceptions of
tanned skin representing health and wealth in contrast to pale skin.

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Example of social class of individuals

Question 17

Consciously constructed opportunities for learning involving
some form of communication designed to improve health literacy, including
improving knowledge, and developing life skills, which are conducive to individual
and community health.”
* Or
* Is structured and takes a planned approach to providing information about
health, aiming to change an individual’s behaviour.

Answer 17

Health education

Question 18

to improve health with a
central aims to inform individuals about how to improve their health.
- It focused on an individual’s responsibility over what is within their
control, rather than that of wider society and government agencies,
which is outside of an individual’s control.

Answer 18

The aim of health education

Question 19

the process of enabling people to increase
control over, and to improve their health

Answer 19

Health Promotion Definition

Question 20

Informing
- Empowering
- Enabling

Answer 20

Actions for Health Promotion

Question 21

a) Emergency response planning
b) The prevention of communicable diseases
c) Strategies that tackle loneliness
d) Modern health promotion strategies

Answer 21

health promotion activities may include:

Question 22

promoting and protecting health and
wellbeing, preventing ill-health and prolonging life through the
organised efforts of society

Answer 22

Public Health Definition

Question 23

Many factors contribute in the understanding of problems to find
solutions.
- It means working with a range of professional bodies, services and
infrastructures to empower a healthy community .
- It is a positive global step working towards equilibrium to enhance
individual, community and population wellbeing.

Answer 23

Practice of Public Health from the definition

Question 24

Not only understand the problem, but also combat it through
prevention or reduction of harm through interagency working

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Public Health Efforts

Question 25

1- Prevention
2- Smoking
3- Obesity and type 2 diabetes
4- Diet and alcohol
5- Antimicrobial resistance and vaccines
6- Cancer
7- Mental health
8- Air pollution
9- Children and maternity care

Answer 25

key Priorities for Public Health