CHildren's Health Promotion Flashcards

1
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What is health promotion [2]

A

Any activity designed to promote health behaviour and preventing ill health

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What does health promotion involve [4]

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Legislation

Provision of preventative services

Development of activities to promote and maintain healthy lifestyle

Health education and health Protection

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3
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What is primordial prevention?

What is it primarily influenced by [1]

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Defined as prevention of risk factors themselves
Government policies and legislation. Doesn’t involve healthcare

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4
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What is primary prevention [2]

Give 2 examples

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Prevent onset of illness and reduce severity e.g. smoking cessation, immunisation

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5
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What is secondary prevention [1]

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Detection of disease at pre-clinical stage

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What is tertiary prevention [1]

Give 3 examples

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Measures to limit distress of disability

Eg Physio/OT, Quality outcome framework, patient visits

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7
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What is health education [1]

Aims [1]

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Activity involving communication with individuals or groups Aimed at changing knowledge, beliefs, attitudes and behaviour

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What is health protection and is governed by….

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Activities directed at factors beyond control of individual Regulation + polices

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9
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Health determinants [4]

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Genetics

Access

Environment

Lifestyle

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10
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What are the theories of health promotion [3]

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  • Education - knowledge to enable skills to make choices
  • Socio-economic - polices to make healthy choice easy
  • Psychological - readiness to change
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What is empowerment [4]

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Generation of power in people who considered themselves unable to control situations

Heightened consciousness of action

An ability to resist social pressure

Utilise coping strategies when faced with an unhealthy choice

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12
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What are the 6 steps of the cycle of change

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Pre-contemplation

Contemplation - provide info, discuss pro+ cons, risk screening

Planning - build confidence and motivation

Ready for action - plans made

ACTION - coping strategies, encouragement in failure, strategies to maintain goals

Maintenance - regress or maintain - give slip back protocols, coping strategies

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13
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Why might parent bring in a well child that they think is unwell [4]

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Pressure from others and no support

Anxiety due to inexperience

Depression

Social issue, child abuse

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14
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What to do in the situation with the child [6]

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Listen and observe, explain what you are doing

Read notes

Examine properly

Discuss with other health professionals

Review

Reassure, Investigate, Refer

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15
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What do children need for health promotion [7]

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Eat with their family, 5 fruit and veg

60 minutes exercise daily

8-10 hours of sleep

Limit screen time

Avoid teenage pregnancy

Benefit system

Single parent family

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16
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How are children protected [3]

A

GP practice child protection folder National Guidelines RCOP Safeguarding