SHN Volunteering
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200

The manager of Volunteer Services

Who is Florence?

200

This city became the capital of Canada in 1857, chosen by Queen Victoria

What is Ottawa?

200

The three SHN sites

What are Birchmount, General, and Centenary?

200

The full name of the technique used to revive someone whose heart has stopped beating

What is CPR: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation?

200

This scientist developed the theory of gravity after observing an apple fall from a tree

Who is Isaac Newton?

400

Four hours per week for 6 months

What is the minimum volunteer commitment?

400

The only official bilingual province of Canada

What is New Brunswick?

400

The department was funded by the Northpine Foundation and is stationed at the General site

What is the [Northpine] Diagnostic Imaging Department?

400

This chronic condition affects the body's ability to regulate blood sugar levels 

What is diabetes?

400

In 1869, Dmitri Mendeleev created this chart organizing elements by atomic mass and properties

What is the periodic table of elements?

600

A hallway dedicated to vendors and community at the General site 

What is the Artists Walkway?

600

This mountain range is found in British Columbia and Alberta

What are the Canadian Rockies?

600

This site is the smallest of all three SHN sites 

What is Birchmount?

600

This area of care is regarding kidneys and the treatment for kidney failure

What is nephrology and dialysis?

600

This scientific theory explains how continents drift over geological time, reshaping the Earth’s surface

What is the theory of plate tectonics?

800

This keeps volunteers updated on events and other topics

What is the Volunteer Newsletter?

800

The first Canadian city that hosted the Olympic games

What is Montreal?

800

This volunteer-led program supports patients throughout their hospital visit 

What is the Call Ahead for Volunteer Assistance (CAVA)?

800

This surgical procedure removes a diseased or damaged part of the body and replaces it with a healthy one 

What is an organ transplant?

800

This Italian scientist was the first to use a telescope to observe celestial objects.

Who is Galileo Galilei?

1000

The site whose extension starts with 6

What is Centenary?

1000

The official motto of Canada

What is From Sea to Sea?

1000

These individuals have been a patient, or are a family member of a patient at SHN. They use their experience to contribute to the hospital (e.g. share their story, support program development, etc). 

What are Patient and Family Advisors (PFAs)?

1000

This medical imaging technique uses powerful magnets and radio waves to create detailed images of organs and tissues inside the body

What is an MRI?

1000

This discovery, made in 1895, allowed doctors to see inside the human body without surgery

What are X-rays?