Learning Objective: Chapter 22 Multiple Choice Questions Feedback: Incorrect: Smallpox was an issue when Europeans first arrived in Canada. Incorrect: Cancer rates are climbing in Aboriginal populations but it is not an epidemic. Incorrect: Trauma is high on the list of health issues besetting Aboriginal populations but trauma is not a disease. Correct: Diabetes has reached epidemic proportions in Aboriginal communities. Hints: 6. b. Work to reduce fetal alcohol spectrum disorders Learning Objective: Chapter 22 Multiple Choice Questions Feedback: Correct: Fetal alcohol spectrum disorders are overrepresented among Aboriginal populations. Incorrect: The nurse would need to network with a variety of health professionals. Incorrect: Typhoid is not the primary issue in First Nations communities. Incorrect: This is not an issue. Hints: 7. c. To abolish treaties and the Indian Act Learning Objective: Chapter 22 Multiple Choice Questions Feedback: Incorrect: The amendment to the Indian Act in 1985 and passing of Bill C-31 with this issue. Incorrect: The purpose of the White Paper was to abolish the Indian Act and treaties. Correct: The purpose was to abolish the treaties and the Indian Act and disassemble the government departments responsible for reserves and treaty Indians. Incorrect: The Indian Act of 1876 established the reserve system. Hints: 8. b. Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development Learning Objective: Chapter 22 Multiple Choice Questions Feedback: Incorrect: This agency protects the health and safety of Canadians through the prevention of chronic disease and injuries, and public health emergencies. Incorrect: FNIHB provides nursing services for home care clients. Incorrect: Health Canada has a broader mandate that protects the health of all Canadians. Correct: The Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development is the government department responsible for managing the reserves and the treaty Indians. Hints: 9. d. Hunger Learning Objective: Chapter 22 Multiple Choice Questions Feedback:
Learning Objective: Chapter 22 Multiple Choice Questions Feedback: Incorrect: Smallpox was an issue when Europeans first arrived in Canada. Incorrect: Cancer rates are climbing in Aboriginal populations but it is not an epidemic. Incorrect: Trauma is high on the list of health issues besetting Aboriginal populations but trauma is not a disease. Correct: Diabetes has reached epidemic proportions in Aboriginal communities. Hints: 6. b. Work to reduce fetal alcohol spectrum disorders Learning Objective: Chapter 22 Multiple Choice Questions Feedback: Correct: Fetal alcohol spectrum disorders are overrepresented among Aboriginal populations. Incorrect: The nurse would need to network with a variety of health professionals. Incorrect: Typhoid is not the primary issue in First Nations communities. Incorrect: This is not an issue. Hints: 7. c. To abolish treaties and the Indian Act Learning Objective: Chapter 22 Multiple Choice Questions Feedback: Incorrect: The amendment to the Indian Act in 1985 and passing of Bill C-31 with this issue. Incorrect: The purpose of the White Paper was to abolish the Indian Act and treaties. Correct: The purpose was to abolish the treaties and the Indian Act and disassemble the government departments responsible for reserves and treaty Indians. Incorrect: The Indian Act of 1876 established the reserve system. Hints: 8. b. Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development Learning Objective: Chapter 22 Multiple Choice Questions Feedback: Incorrect: This agency protects the health and safety of Canadians through the prevention of chronic disease and injuries, and public health emergencies. Incorrect: FNIHB provides nursing services for home care clients. Incorrect: Health Canada has a broader mandate that protects the health of all Canadians. Correct: The Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development is the government department responsible for managing the reserves and the treaty Indians. Hints: 9. d. Hunger Learning Objective: Chapter 22 Multiple Choice Questions Feedback: