common MSK conditions Flashcards

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what is YLD?

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  • years lived with disability, disease or injury
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what is YLL?

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  • years of life lost (premature death due to having the condition)
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what is DALY?

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  • disability adjusted life years
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how do you work out DALY?

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  • sum of the years lived with disability and years of life lost
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what is 1DALY equivalent to?

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  • 1DALY equivalent to 1 year loss of healthy life
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what is QALY?

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  • quality adjusted life years
  • health state measures that is adjusted to reflect the quality of a person’s life after an intervention on a scale of 0-1
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what is 1QALY equivalent to?

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  • 1QALY equivalent to 1 year in perfect health
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what is QALY used in?

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  • used in health economics for cost- effectiveness evaluation
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what does QALY enable?

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  • enables cost- utility (cost: value ratio of all different health interventions can be compared)
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what does using the QALY method allow?

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  • allows the cost of every treatment for every condition to be converted to a cost per QALY
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what is prevalence?

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  • total amount of people with the specific condition in society
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why are long term conditions prevalent?

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  • prevalent because they are managed and not cured
  • no recovery
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what is incidence?

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  • amount of newly diagnosed of that specific condition
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what is incidence usually based on?

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  • based on annual figures
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why does incidence of long term MSK conditions increase?

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  • as society ages, more people get long term MSK conditions so incidence rises
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what are the three factors that can reduce prevalence?

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  • effective treatment for the condition
  • death of the people with the condition
  • reduction in the incident rate
17
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when does prevalence of diseases in society change?

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  • change due to changes in incidence rate
18
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what condition increases as the population ages?

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  • osteoarthritis increases as the population increases
19
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why does tennis elbow decrease?

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  • decreases due to heavy industry work
20
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what gender lives longer?

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  • women live longer than men
21
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what is osteoarthritis a disease of?

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  • disease of the elderly
22
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what gender are less likely to seek medical help?

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  • men are more reluctant to seek medical attention
23
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how many individuals live with a MSK disorder?

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  • estimated that 1.71 billion people live with a MSK disorder
24
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what percentage of individuals in the UK have an MSK condition? how does it vary?

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  • 17-18% of population
  • varies from 2.3% among 16-24 year olds to 50.3% among 85 years+
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are there any socio-demographic prevalence of MSK conditions?
- no - common in men and women of all ages across all socio- demographic strata of society
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what are MSK conditions the most common cause of?
- severe long- term pain - physical disability
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what does the prevalence of MSK conditions increase with?
- increases with age
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what are many MSK conditions affected by?
- affected by lifestyle factors e.g., obesity, lack of PA
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what are the 8 main risk factors for poor MSK health?
- age - genetics - obesity - physical inactivity - smoking - alcohol - poor nutrition - injury
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what ranking are MSK disorders in cause of work absenteeism?
- second highest cause
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how many days were lost at work from 2009 to 2019?
- 20.0 million days were lost at work in UK
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how much is spent on MSK conditions each year?
- 3rd largest spending cost for the NHS - over £5 billion spent each year
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what percentage of people of working age with MSK conditions are in employment?
- only 59.4%
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what other condition does a large percentage of people with long term MSK conditions have?
- depression - 4 times the prevalence for people without MSK condition
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why are MSK conditions often described as 'forgotten conditions'?
- because people don't generally die from MSK conditions so lacks public attention
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can you catch MSK conditions?
- no - non- communicable disease
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what is the other reason that MSK conditions may be forgotten?
- lack of effective treatment
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how many different MSK conditions are there?
- around 150 different MSK conditions
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what are the 6 most common MSK conditions?
- osteoarthritis - back pain - osteoporosis and fragility fractures - neck pain - gout - rheumatoid arthritis