Why Were the Institutions of the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth

question 22

Multiple Choice

Why were the institutions of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries NOT considered community-based?

• A)They placed more importance on rules and procedures than on the residents' needs.
• B)They were built outside communities.
• C)They were funded by provincial governments.
• D)They were developed without input from the community.

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Definitions:

Urostomy

A surgical procedure creating an opening in the abdominal wall for urine to pass directly from the kidneys, bypassing the bladder.

Mucus

A thick, slippery substance produced by mucous membranes and glands to moisten and protect certain parts of the body, such as the respiratory tract.

Effluent

Wastewater or sewage that is discharged into the environment, typically from a treatment plant, septic system, or industrial process.

Semi-formed Stool

Stool that is softer than normal but not liquid, indicating a variation from the typical solid form due to dietary or health factors.