Accident and injury/ Exercise/ Personal hygiene Flashcards

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What are acute injuries and what effect do they have on health and wellbeing?

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they are temporary injuries

negative effect on things such as pain and mobility

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How are broken bones treated?

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immobilisation in a plaster cast, possibly after surgery

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How are minor burns treated?

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regular changes of dressings

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How are cuts treated?

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dressings and sometimes stitches

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5
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How are sprains treated?

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RICE - Rest, Ice, Compression and Elevation

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What are the negative effects of serious injury: physically

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  • loss of mobility
  • loss of sight
  • serious scarring
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What are the negative effects of serious injury: intellectually

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  • brain damage
  • concentration and memory problems
  • missed education
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What are the negative effects of serious injury: emotionally?

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  • depression
  • poor self-concept
  • stress
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What are the negative effects of serious injury: socially

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  • loss of independence
  • social isolation
  • inability to work
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What are the positive outcomes of serious injury?

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  • cause people to reevaluate their lives they may work hard to make possible changes
  • can adapt to long-term health problems by learning new skills and hobbies or by beginning new careers
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positive effects of exercise

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helps us to :

  • concentrate
  • relieve stress
  • relax and feel good
  • gain personal satisfaction
  • socialise with others (eg. gym)
  • helps your heart to be healthier
  • improve bodily systems
  • increase stamina
  • increase strength
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How does not exercising affect your physical development?

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  • stiffening of joints
  • poor stamina, strength and suppleness
  • obesity
  • stroke
  • coronary heart disease
  • poorly developed heart and skeletal muscles
  • sluggish blood flow
  • osteoporosis
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How does not exercising affect your intellectual, emotional and social development?

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reduced brain performance
poor self-concept
reduced ability to cope with stress
fewer opportunities for social interactions

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How does good hygiene affect how health and wellbeing?

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  • reduces the number of microbes on the body
  • decreases the risk of infection
  • improves self-concept as people feel good about themselves when they are clean and groomed
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How does poor hygiene affect how health and wellbeing?

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  • bad odours
  • infections
  • social isolation
  • loss of friendships
  • bullying
  • poor self-concept
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What happens when a person is immobilised for a long time on a hard surface?

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an ulcer forms

17
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How do ulcers affect health and wellbeing?

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  • it interrupts the blood supply to the infected aa of the skin so the skin no-longer receives white blood cells which fight of infection
  • extreme discomfort
  • blood poisoning
  • tissue death
  • death
18
Q

How do you prevent ulcers?

A
  • keep skin clean and dry

- move into different positions