Case study Flashcards
3 categories WHO describes disability
body and structure impairment
activity limitation
participation restrictions
disability
body and structure impairment
abnormal structure/ body organ/ system function
disability
activity limitation
changed functional performance and activity
disability
participation restrictions
disadvantaged experience due to impairment
what are the two MODES of disability
medical
social
medical disability
personal cause (drink accident)
underlying pathology (obesity)
individual level intervention (health care person)
individual change / adjust behaviour
social disability
societal (low wages)
housing
social/political action
societal attitude
factors influencing the way someone reacts to disability/ illness etc
nature of disability
information base of person (education/intelligence)
coping strategies of her
mood and emotion of her
reaction of others around her
support network she has in place
aspects of life that might be affected by long term condition
(3)
social
economic
personal
two types of risk
actual
relative
What one word that can affect the outcome of studies describes the tendency to select preferentially from a group?
bias
name some studies
cohort
cross sectional
randomised control trial
case control
descriptive
what kind of factor is smoking?
confounding factor
you are unsure if youre following guidelines properly - what would you use to check
audit
what headings would you use to structure an audit?
reason for the audit
criteria to be measured
standard set
preparation and planning
results and date of collection
description of changes implemented
reflections
the rights of the sick role
sick role exempts person from ‘normal societal roles’
sick person is not responsible for his condition
sick person should try to get well
they should seek competent help and cooperate with health care professionals
how much is the population of over 80 years old set to rise by 2050 compared to 2000?
4 fold
consequences of the population pyramids
ageing population with needs
fewer young people to pay taxes and provide care for older people
more than one long term condition
multi-morbidity
someone gets admitted all the time - what would you do to prevent this?
anticipatory care plans
what is the anticipatory care plan?
anticipatory and advance care planning (as a philosophy) promotes discussion in which individuals, their care providers, and people close to them, make decisions with respect to their future health or personal and practical aspects of care
name some parts of ACP!
legal power of attorney
contact details for family etc
strategy for managing illness without admissions
advance statements
resuscitation status
details of out of hours team
