Ch 6 Health of Younger Adults-Health in Early Adulthood Flashcards

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are the risks of older adults, kids or young adults the most varied

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young adults

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what are the most common causes of moratlity in young adults in Europe vs reproductive age adult in afric

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euro-cardiovascular

afr-HIV/AIDS

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• Leading causes of morbidity, mortality and disability or young adults worldwide are…

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mental health disorders,
injuries (primarily road-traffic accidents),
infectious diseases, and
preg- related conditions

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what happens to causes of mortality morbidity disability as people age

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• As adults age primary causes shift from injuries, HIV/AIDS, and suicide to heart dx and stroke

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what kind of conditions acount for half of all lost DALYs

and are leading cause of disability (in gen)http://www.healthdata.org/india

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• Neuropsych conditions such as depression, bipolar, schiz are leading ause of disability in young adults, accounting for half of DALY

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what is the top cause of disability in females 15-24 and in males 15-19

what is top cause for males 20-24

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unipolar depressive disorders

males swith to rd traffic accidents

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leading cause of death for females 15-19

20-24

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self inflicted injuries

20-24 is HIV

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male leading cause of death 15-24

2nd cause of death

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road traffic accident

violence

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how prominent an issue is abortion for leading causes of illness and disability

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15-19 for women its 4th leading cause

20-24 its 3rd leading cause after depression and AIDS

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what % of people have serious mental illness

how many people worldwide have psychiatric disorder

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  • Survey in >12 countries found between 1-4% of pop had serious mental illness, approx. 9-17% at least one episode of mental illness in the 12 months before the survey
  • Worldwide- 450 mill have psych disorder, include 120 w depression, 70 mill with alcohol dependence, 40 mill with dementia, 25 mill with schiz
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what amount of global burden of disease do mental disorders account for

does mental or physical illness account for more lost work days

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• Mental and behavioral health disorders account for a t least 12% of global burden of dx and account for same amount of lost work days as a physical illness

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how many attempt suicide vs how many complete

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• Nearly 1 mill ppl commit suicide and 10-20 mill attempt

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what % of adults get Tx for their mental illness worldwide

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o Fewer than ½ of adults with severe mental illness receive help and even lower proprpotion of those w mild-moderate mental health illness

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what is the ratio of psychiatrists to people in most parts of Africa and asia

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• In most African and Asian countries there are more than 100 000 people for every psychiatrist

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what are risk factors for mental illness

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• Risk factors for mental illness include poverty, experiencing conflict or disaster, having a physical illness- so above populations are at greater need for services

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what can be done to dec rsk of mental illness

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• Public health actions for improving mental health- educating the public about it, providing treatment as a primary health care, ivolving communities and families in caring for people with mental illness

17
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who has higher likelihood of moratlity at young age (and is the rate dec) M or F and why

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• The all-cause mortality rates for both young men and young women have decreased in recent decades but young ment continue to have a higher likelihood of death than young women- usually due to high rate of injuries in males

18
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what % of women 15-49 have been phys or sexually abused

what are the consequences of these assaults

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• 15-71% of women between 15-49 (reprod age) have been physically or sexually abused by partner

  • immediate health consequences of violence against womn include serious injuries, death, damage caused to fetuses when preg women are attacked and psychological trauma
  • sexually abused women may also have unwanted preg or STI
19
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do you think many of those who were abused agree with this
if she does not complete housework, disobeys, is not faithful, etc.

do they feel comfortable refusing sex with husband

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YES• large number of these same women say its okay for man to beat his wife if she does not complete housework, disobeys, is not faithful, etc.
• many reported they don’t think they should refuse sex with husband, even if they don’t want to

20
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what kind of violence against women occurs in preterm and infancy

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  • Sex selective abortion
  • Effects of battering during preg or birth outcomes
  • Female infanticide

some other examples eg child marriage, FGM, dowry abuse, honor killings, trafficking etc etc

21
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sex vs gender

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  • Sex refers to the biological classification of people as male or female based on genetics and reprod anatomy (obv)
  • Gender refers to social, cultural and psycholgcal aspects of being male or female, and is shaped by the sociocultural envt and experience in addition to bio
22
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who is this more common in M or F (all are for the same gender)
• Commit suicide and have drug use disorders
• Develop liver disorders
• Lung dx

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Males
• Commit suicide and have drug use disorders
• Develop liver disorders
• Lung dx

23
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who is this more common in M or F

• Have lung, bladder, mouth, esophageal and stomach cancer

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males

• Have lung, bladder, mouth, esophageal and stomach cancer

24
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who is this more common in M or F
•	Complications from sti
•	Die from burns
•	Have depressive disorder, PTSD, panic disorder and migraines
•	Develop vision problems
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femles
•	Complications from sti
•	Die from burns
•	Have depressive disorder, PTSD, panic disorder and migraines
•	Develop vision problems
25
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who is this more common in M or F
•	Have dementia
•	Die frm diabetes
•	Musculoskeltal disorders like arthritis
•	Autoimmune dx
•	Iron-def anemia
•	Live longer
•	Have cancers of reprod
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female

26
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who is this more common in M or F
• Become infected with trypanosocmiasis, schistosomiasis, lesihmaniasis, lympathicfilariasis, and other tropical infections

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male

27
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m or f
• Die from traffic accidents, poisonings, falls, drowning, violence, and war
more often

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Male

28
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what is reproductive health

how dangerous are pregnancy and birth for women in terms of mortality

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  • Reproductive health encompasses issues of safe sex, prevention, and treatment of sexually tramistted infections, contraception, fertility, and infertility, sexual health, pregnancy and child birth
  • Pregnancy and childbirth are still among the leading causes of death among women of reproductive age in low-income countries
  • About 350000 women worldwide die from preg or childbirth aka 40 deaths/hour
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what is the most common cause of maternal mortality (and what is mat mortality)

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• Most common cause of maternal mortality (death durinpreg, childbirth, or soon after) is postpartum hemorrhage
o Other common causes: ecclampsia (starts as pre, aka high BP and protein in urine can develop convulsions and possible organ failure), unsafe abortions, infections, and obstructed labor

30
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what is the rate of death in sierra leone vs US for maternal death

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  • Difference in risk of maternal death in high and low income countries is huge. In sierra leone more than 900 women die for every 100 000 births compared to 20 for every 100 000 in USA.
  • Most women in sierra Leona have multiple pregnancies so death about 1 in 23
  • Can be prevented w medical care
31
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what % of people give birth without assistant

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• 1/3 of women give birth wout assistance to skilled birth attendant (half of sub-saharan Africa and SE asia)

32
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what can occur if wman is left in obstructed labur for a long time?
what happens to the babe with this condition
how many have it?
what can be done?

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• if obstructed w no help women can be in labor for days which can cause obstetric fistula (hole between rectum or bladder and vagina so constantly leaks urine/feces). Bc of odour many are ostracized by communities
o baby is usually stillborn
o about 3 mill women are living with fistulas and 50,000 new cases every year
o can be corrected but better to prevent htem

33
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women who have had FGM/circumcision have what inc risks

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• women who have been circumcised have high risks of adverse reprod outcomes, including greater risk of infection, tearing during delivery, hemorrhage, greater need for c-sec

34
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how many times more likely to die during birth are women from sub Saharan Africa vs Canada US Europe

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140 times