chapters 1+2 quiz 1 Flashcards

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1
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A combination of physical psychological and social perfection; first level of health

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Ideal health

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2
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provides positive energy to confront problems, as well as physical, psychological and social influences without the appearance of any symptoms or signs of illness; second level of health

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Positive health

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3
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No positive energy therefore, when exposed to harmful influence illness occurs; third level of health

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Moderate safety

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4
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There are no complaints of clear systems of the disease and the disease is detected by special signs and tests; fourth level of health

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inapparent disease

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5
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patient complains of symptoms he feels or have apparent signs of illness; fifth health level

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Apparent illness

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6
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Patient’s health condition, deteriorates to such an extent that it is difficult for him to regain his health; sixth level of health

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Mortality level

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7
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Asthma, a broken bone or fast developing signs of a chronic illness

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acute and rapid development

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8
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Long developing syndrome

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Slow and chronic development

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9
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affects more than one organ

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General disease

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10
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effect one organ, or one part of an organ

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Localized disease

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11
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Diabetes, blood pressure asthma are all example of what type of classification of disease

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familial/genetic

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12
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can general hip dislocation or birth defects, are all examples of what classification of disease?

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 congenital

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13
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down syndrome is an example of what classification of disease

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Genetic mutation

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14
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from the infected person to the new host

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Direct route

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15
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infectious skin diseases, such as scabies or fungi

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Personal contact

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16
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this is the way that influenza spreads

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Droplets and airborne connection

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17
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Syphilis and gonorrhea are examples of which type of spreading route

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Sexual relations

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18
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Toxoplasma or cat disease is an example of which type of spreading wrote

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Placenta or mother to fetus

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19
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through another intermediary what kind of spreading route is this?

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Indirect route

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20
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insects like mosquitoes and flies, as well as rodent such as rats and mice are examples of which type of spreading medium

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living medium

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21
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water, milk, soil, tools, air food are examples of which type of spreading medium

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Inanimate medium

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22
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presence or absence that initiates or continues a disease process it stems from factors outside the body and affects it

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Element/substance/force, living or inanimate

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23
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germs, viruses, and parasites are related to which factor

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Biological causes

24
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lack or increase of things lead to disease

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Nutritional causes

25
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Plus fat

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obesity and atheroscierosis

26
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Minus proteins

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Wasting disease

27
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minus vitamin D

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Rickets

28
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minus vitamin b12

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Pernicious anemia

29
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minus vitamin C

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Scurvy

30
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minus iron

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Anemia

31
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Minus iodine

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Goiter disease

32
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minus water

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Dehydration, cholera, gastroenteritis

33
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Black people are less resistant to tuberculosis. Sometimes types of anemia are wide spread among Jews.

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Race

34
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Transmission through genes, right blindness genetic defect that leads to deformities or inherited predisposition, cataracts, diabetes, obesity, and high blood pressure

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Genetics

35
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mother, who smokes leads to underweight child pregnant with rubella exposed to x-ray, or exposed to drugs, leads to fetus with deformities

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Parental health/health behavior

36
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The bodies defense force against pathogens and antigens skin and mucus membranes are lines of defense

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Resistance

37
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The special resistance, the body acquires against a specific disease as a result of its formation of antibodies to the agent or cause of the disease

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Immunity

38
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housing food, water, waste, disposal, campaigns, immunization, and vaccination against infectious diseases, such as polio tetanus, and Calera are examples of which type of health

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Environmental

39
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how many aspects of healthcare are there?

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Eight. Total.

40
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List the different aspects of healthcare

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Security and safety, housing, education, food, income stability of the environment, providing resources, permanently, social justice and equality

41
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List the types of medical care services

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Direct, indirect, individual, collective

42
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directly by doctor, diagnosed Caesar treat

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direct

43
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member of medical team, other than doctor (nursing)

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Indirect

44
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One person benefits from it by going to receive service and obtain treatment

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Individual

45
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Number of people belonging to one institution or system benefit from it according to specific procedures and rules, appointing a full-time doctor contracting with doctors/hospitals

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Collective

46
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fast metabolism

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1.5

47
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slow metabolism

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1.3

48
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average metabolic

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1.4

49
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percentage of protein and calorie intake

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20%

50
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percentage of carbohydrates in calorie intake

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50%

51
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percentage of unsaturated fats in calorie intake

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20%

52
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percentage of saturated fats in calorie intake

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10%

53
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calorie intake, equation

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24 x m x w(kg)

54
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calorie intake sub categories equation

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y=(% x m) /100

55
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how much of the population do mothers and children make up?

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60%

56
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mothers and children are considered _______ groups where health is affected by _______ factors

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sensitive, envoronmental

57
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List the different blood analysis knowledge/laboratory test a doctor would order

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Hemoglobin percent, blood type, Rh factor, presence of syphilis, aids