Program and service
Volunteer
Pillars of WICWC
Anatomy & physiology
About us
100

What types of wellness activities does the WICWC offer to promote healing and balance?

Yoga, meditation, art therapy, relaxation classes, and other holistic programs.

100

Why are volunteers essential to the West Island Cancer Wellness Centre?

Because they help deliver programs, support clients, and maintain daily operations of the Centre.

100

How many pillars make up the WICWC’s model of wellness?

Seven.

100

What is the longest bone in the human body

a. Calcaneus 

b. Femur

c. Manuelus

d. Humerus

Femur

100

What university and program are we studying in? 

University of Montreal, Occupational therapy

200

Who can participate in the programs offered by the WICWC?

People living with cancer and their caregivers or family members.

200

What kinds of volunteer roles are available at the WICWC?

Administrative support, hospitality, program assistance, event planning, and wellness facilitation.

200

Which pillar focuses on exercise, body movement, and physical strength?

The Physical Pillar.

200

After drinking five energy drinks during an all-nighter, which organ is now writing a strongly worded complaint to your brain?

A. Liver
B. Kidneys
C. Heart
D. Stomach

Kidneys

200

What's Manuel's favorite sport ?

1. Basketball

2. Swimming

3. Baseball

4. Figure skating 

2. Swimming

300

What kinds of one-on-one wellness sessions are available at the Centre?

Massage, reflexology, mindfulness, and other relaxation-based therapies.

300

How can someone apply to become a volunteer at the WICWC?

By filling out the volunteer application form on the Centre’s “Get Involved” page.

300

Which pillar emphasizes mental health, emotional expression, and coping skills?

The Emotional Pillar.

300

Which structure is responsible for carrying oxygenated blood from the lungs to the heart?

A. Pulmonary artery
B. Pulmonary vein
C. Aorta
D. Superior vena cava

B. Pulmonary artery

300

How long have we been volunteering at this center ?

1 month 

400

Are WICWC’s wellness programs intended to replace medical treatment?

No, they are meant to complement medical care, not replace it.

400

What main value motivates volunteers at the Centre to give their time freely?

Compassion and the desire to make a positive difference in the lives of people

400

Which pillar promotes informed decision-making by offering education and reliable resources?

The Informational Pillar.

400

Which muscle isn't biarticular (cross two joints)

a. quadriceps

b. Hamstring 

c. Sartorius 

d. Gluteus maxmus (grand fessier)

d. Gluteus maxmus

400

For how many years has Yiyuan lived in Canada?

7 years 2 months

500

What approach does the WICWC use to address overall health and well-being?

A holistic approach that integrates physical, emotional, and social wellness.

500

What benefit do volunteers themselves often gain from their involvement at WICWC?

sense of fulfillment, connection, and purpose through helping others in the community.

500

What is the name of the pillar that focuses on creating fair and accessible systems of support for people affected by cancer?

The Systemic Pillar.

500

What is a "physiological shunt"

A. An abnormal connection between arteries and veins
B. A normal passage of some blood that bypasses the alveoli without gas exchange
C. Complete blockage of airflow to the lungs
D. Leakage of blood into the pleural cavity

B. A normal passage of some blood that bypasses the alveoli without gas exchange

500

Which of the following diagnoses can an occupational therapist provide treatment (within their professional scope)?

A. Stroke (CVA)
B. Schizophrenia
C. Arthritis
D. All of the above

D. All of the above