chapter 4: preventative & health promoting behaviour Flashcards
poisoning and falls are the most common causes of death/disability among children of what age?
under 5
by how much did youth head injury rates decrease in provinces with seatbelt and helmet legislation?
25%
what is the mortality rate of cancer in canada?
1 in 4
what is the most common cancer in canadian women?
breast cancer
by how much have breast cancer rates dropped since the introduction of screening programs in 1986?
25%
how often should women aged 50-69 get screened for breast cancer?
every 2 years
in what stage of change are people more likely to engage in cancer screenings?
maintenance
what is the most common cancer among men and what is the rate in canada?
prostate cancer, 1 in 8
what is the third leading cause of cancer-related deaths in canada?
prostate cancer
what are the two tests for prostate cancer screening?
digital rectal exam, blood test
what is the main issue with prostate cancer screening methods?
prone to false positives and false negatives
what is the fourth most common cancer?
colorectal cancer
what is the second highest cause of cancer-related deaths?
colorectal cancer
which type of cancer has prevalence growing in indigenous communities?
colorectal cancer
what are the screening options for colorectal cancer?
colonoscopy, blood test
about how many new cases are there of skin cancer per year in canada?
7200
which common type of cancer is highly preventable?
skin cancer
what is the recommended amount of exercise per week in canada?
150 min/week
how many canadians actually achieve the recommended amount of exercise?
15%
what hormones are associated with fullness cues and decreasing the appetite?
leptin, insulin
what hormone is associated with hunger cues and increasing the appetite?
ghrelin
what part of the brain is responsible for fullness cues?
hypothalamus
how much body fat is recommended for women?
20-27%
how much body fat is recommended for men?
15-22%