1st & 2nd Year Public Health Flashcards

1
Q

“Is the act good for everyone that will be affected by the act?”

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Community ethics

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2
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“Integration of disease framework and illness framework - patients as partners”

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Bio-Psychosocial model

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3
Q

The body as a “machine” does not take into account the patient themselves

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Bio medical model

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4
Q

Whether some action is right or wrong depends upon consequences

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Consequentialism

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5
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Act always to maximise the greatest happiness of the greatest number

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Consequentialism

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6
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“Is the act right or wrong in itself, irrelevant of benefits for me or other or possible consequences?”

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Deontology

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7
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Study of frequency, distribution and determinants of disease in population

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Epidemiology

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8
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What are the components of the epidemiological triangle

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Vector (food), Host, Obsogenic environment

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9
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Ability to gain access to, understand, and use information in ways which promote and maintain good health

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Health literacy

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10
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Number of new cases of a disease occurring in a population during a specific period of time/ number of persons exposed to risk of developing the disease during that period of time

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Incidence rate

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11
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Experience of discomfort + suffering

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Illness

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12
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A pathological condition within the body

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Disease

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13
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Stopping a disease before it starts

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Primary prevention

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14
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Does the act respect the sanctity of human life?

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Religious theories

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15
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Number of cases of a disease present in a population at a specific point in time/ Number of persons at risk of having the disease at that point in time

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Prevalence rate

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16
Q

Proportion of those who test positive who actually have the disease

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Positive predictive value

17
Q

Proportion of those who test negative who actually do not have the disease

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Negative predictive value

18
Q

What is the formula for positive predictive value?

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Test true positives/Test positives

19
Q

What is the formula for negative predictive value

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Test true negatives/true negatives

20
Q

Stopping a disease from being as bad as it could be

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Secondary prevention

21
Q

Proportion of those who have the disease who are correctly identified by a +ve test

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Sensitivity

22
Q

Proportion of those who do not have the disease who are correctly identified by a -ve test

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Specificity

23
Q

Stopping later complications from developing

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Tertiary prevention

24
Q

“am I being honest to myself and consistent in my acts?”

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Virtue theory

25
Q

Number of previously undiagnosed cases picked up by a screening test or programme

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Yield