chapter 4 Flashcards

1
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people’s ability to be productive and accumulate the knowledge and skills required to be productive

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human capital

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What are the three connections of health and education?

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  1. the education and health of parents effect their children
  2. malnutrition and disease affect school performance.
  3. education allows for people to better prevent and manage disease
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3
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When a child’s mother dies due to AIDs, that child is more likely to have poor health. This is an example of what?

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how parental health status affects their children

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4
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how does malnutrition and disease affect school attendance.

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a malnuritshed or sick child is less likely to attend school or concentrate while in school.

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5
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the higher the education of a mother, the more likely her child is to be immunized. this is an example of what?

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how a mother’s education effects a child’s health status

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6
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Why is it important for a mother to be educated?

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her children are more likely to live longer and attend school

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7
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how does good health effect productivity?

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  1. increases years of working
  2. healthy workers are more productive
  3. people cannot go. to work when ill
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8
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How does poverty make seeking health care more difficult?

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  1. Unable to afford to pay for the healthcare
  2. Other expenses around healthcare they can’t afford
  3. can lose average of 60% of annual earnings
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9
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the achievement of having everyone capable of getting the health care that they need

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health equity

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10
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differences in health that are unnecessary and avoidable, but till exist

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health inequality

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11
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the difference in health that relates to social or economic disadvantage

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health disparities

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factors that create health disparities

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geographic availability, avalibiltiy, financial accessibility and acceptability

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13
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What causes health disparities across countries and income groups?

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  1. economic development
  2. lack of concern from governements for the wellbeing of their people
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14
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which countries have the most health disparities within the country?

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high-income countries with disadvantaged ethnic minorities like Australia, Canada or the United States

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In the United States the life expectancy for hispanic people was 82 and for black people it was 75. this is an example of what?

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health disparities within countries

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16
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Health disparities across urban and rural areas.

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Rual people will generally have lower incomes, less education and less access to healthcare

17
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How do urban vs rural children fair?

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in latin America and the Caribbean, children are generally experience more stunted development in rural areas then urban areas

18
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What has the literature highligthed as disparities in health care depending on income?

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access, coverage, health status, financing and health benefits

19
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The less developed the immunization program was, the more likely for gaps in income to affect the coverage of the program. what is this an example of?

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disparities in health relating to income

20
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In china, when a fetus is discovered to be a female, it is aborted. This occurs especially when the desire to have a male is more culturally important. this is an example of what?

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sex-selevtive abortion or female infanticide

21
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In Panama, _____ mortality between in indigenous populations and white populations is not statistically different, unlike other countries.

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infant

22
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Prison grounds have a lot of _____ diseases

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communicable

23
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What is one way to make health disparities less of a burden on the general population and especially those economically disadvantaged?

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universal health care

24
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Where does universal health care exist

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higher income and upper middle income countries except the United States

25
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What country spends the most on health care?

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United States

26
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What is the general assumption about health status and health spending

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the more a country spends on health, the healthier the population will be

27
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What countries are outliers for the assumption about health and spending?

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United States, high spending low health
Haiti, high spending low health
Thailand and Bangladesh, low spending high health

28
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What causes some countries to be outliers in spending vs health?

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  1. not investing enough in the social determinate of health
  2. not investing in what conditions have the highest burden of disease
  3. not maximizing expenditure
29
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The expenditure by the government on health care

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public expenditure on health

30
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the expenditure of insurance companies or agencies

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private expenditure on health

31
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When an individual pays for their own health care

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out of pocket expenditures on health

32
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A tool for analyzing the cost of an investment with the amount of health that could be purchased.

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cost-effectiveness analysis

33
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A measurement of deaths avoided, lief years saved or disability adjusted life years averted

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the amount of health purchased

34
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How can the cost effectiveness analysis be used?

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  1. how to set government priorities
  2. compare the costs and the gains of different health interventions
35
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A tool the benefit to cost ratio to help choose among possible lands to invest in.

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cost-benefit analysis

36
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Why does or does not good health, promote economic development?

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  1. when a country spends a lot of money on health care they cannot spend more on other areas that need development
  2. high burdens of disease slow economic growth
  3. higher life expectancy is related to faster economic growth