Concept Of Health And Disease Flashcards

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1)Define health

2) Spectrum of health

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1)A state of complete physical , mental , social well-being and not merely an absence of disease or infirmity .

2) positive health ( highest point )
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Better health
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Freedom from sickness
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Unrecognised sickness
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Mild sickness
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Severe sickness
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Death ( lowest point )

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Changing concept in health

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1) BIOMEDICAL CONCEPT - germ theory of disease
2) ECOLOGICAL CONCEPT - effect of environment on health
3) PSYCHOSOCIAL - effect of social , psychological , cultural , economic , political factors on health
4) HOLISTIC APPROACH

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3
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Indirect way of measuring health

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1) PQLI
2) HUMAN DEVELOPMENT INDEX

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PQLI ( Physical quality of life index)

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1) does not consider INCOME
2) PARAMETERS
✓infant mortality rate
✓ literacy rate
✓ life expectancy at 1 year
3) scale 0 ( best) - 100 ( worst)

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HDI ( HUMAN DEVELOPMENT INDEX)

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1) PARAMETERS
✓ life expectancy at birth ( Highest in Japan )
✓ per capita income ( highest in qator )
✓ knowledge
* Mean year of schooling - Czech republic
* Expected year of schooling
2) scale 0 - 1

3) < 0.55 - LOW HDI countries
0.56 - 0.69 - MEDIUM HDI
0.70 - 0.79 - HIGH HDI
>_0.8 - VERY LOW HDI

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Indicator of health

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✓ ideal indicator - valid , reliable, sensitive, specific, feasible, relavant

1) MORTALITY INDICATORS
✓ crude death rate
✓ case fatality rate
✓ expectation of life
✓ infant mortality rate
✓ child mortality rate
✓ under 5 mortality rate
✓ adult mortality rate
✓ maternal mortality rate
✓ disease specific mortality rate
✓ proportional mortality rate
✓years of potential life lost

2) MORBIDITY INDICATOR
✓ incidence
✓ prevalence
✓ notification rate
✓ attendance rate in OPD
✓ admission, readmission, discharge rate
✓ duration of stay in hospital
✓ frequency of sickness or absence from work or school

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Disability indicators

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1) DALY( disability adjusted life year )
2) SULLIVANS INDEX ( life expectancy free of disability)
3) HALE ( health adjusted life expectancy)
✓ life expectancy at birth including time spent on poor health
4) QALY ( quality adjusted life year )
✓ no of yrs of life added by intervention

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DALY ( Disability adjusted life year )

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1) indicates DISEASE BURDEN
2) 1 DALY = 1 YR OF HEALTHY LIFE LOST
3) DALY = yrs of life lost ( premature death) + yrs of life with disability

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Disease burden indicators

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1) DALY
2) PROPORTIONAL MORTALITY RATE

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Health care delivery indicators

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1) doctor population ratio ( 1: 1000)
2) population ASHA ratio (1:1000)
3) population bed ratio
4) population subcenter ratio ( 1:5000)

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Health services utilisation rate

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1) % of children fully vaccinated
2) % of ANC MOTHER with minimum 4 checkup
3) bed occupancy rate
4) bed turnover ratio
5) average length of stay
6) % of population using family planning methods

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1) Epidemiological triad

2) Epidemiological triangle

3) advanced triangle of epidemiology

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1) agent , host , environment

2) agent , host , environment, time

3) causative factor , groups or population characteristics, environment social cultural factors

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13
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Multifactorial causation given by

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Pentenkoffer

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14
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Web of causation given by

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Mac mohan & pugh

Identify vulnerable area for prevention of disease

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Natural history of disease

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1) period of pre pathogenesis
✓ primordial prevention - prevention prior to onset of risk factor
✓ primary prevention -
Prevention prior to onset of disease

2) period of pathogenesis
✓ disease onest —> early complications —–> late complications —-> outcome
✓ include secondary and tertiary prevention

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16
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What is Intervention

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Any attempt to interrupt usual sequence of disease
1) health promotion - 1 ° prevention
2) specific protection - 1° prevention
3) early diagnosis & treatment - 2 ° prevention
4) disability limitations - 3 ° prevention
5) rehabilitation - 3° prevention

17
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Example of health promotion

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1) Health education in schools

2) Environment modification ( prevent accumulation of stagnant water )

3) Nutritional intervention( mid day meal , ICD in anganwadi

4) Life style modification ( weight reduction, smoking cessation)

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1)Disease control

2) disease elimination

3) disease eradication

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1) reducing the disease to such level that it will not be major public health problem

2) interruption of chain of transmission at regional level
Eg ) guinea worm , leprosy , yaws , neonatal tetanus

3) extermination of infection agent global level
Eg ) small pox

19
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Last case of small pox occured in

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Birmingham ( accidental exposure )(1978)

Somalia ( natural occuring ) ( 1977)

20
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India was declared small pox free on ?

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24 may 1975

21
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India was declared small pox free on ?

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24 may 1975

22
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Small pox was eradicated globally on

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8 th may 1980

23
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What is surveillance ? Types?

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Continuous scrutiny of factors that determine the occurrence and distribution of disease and other conditions of ill health .

Types
1) ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE
2) PASSIVE SURVEILLANCE
3) SENTINEL SURVEILLANCE

24
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Ice berg phenomenon of disease

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✓Tip of ice berg - symptomatic disease
✓Submerged part - asymptomatic,latent , inappropriate cases
✓ NO ICE BERG PHENOMENON
* measles
* Tetanus
* Rabies

25
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International statistical classification of disease published by WHO

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✓Usually 10 yrs once
✓ICD - 26 chapters
✓ type of coding used - alpha numerical coding