Controversies In Health Promotion Flashcards

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Define screening?

A

Using test on a large scale to identify the presence of a disease in apparently healthy people.

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What are the different types of screening?

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Mass - multiphasic - targeted - opportunistic

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3
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What are the rules of introducing a screening test?

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  • disease is well defined.
  • there is a long period between when the disease can be detected and the appearance of the clinical manifestations.
  • the disease is serious and there is effective treatment.
  • screening is simple and safe.
  • cost-effective.
  • available facilities.
  • dealing with +ives is clear.
  • equity to access.
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What is the difference between lead and length time?

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Lead time: extra time when you know that you have a disease by screening rather than by clinical presentation.

Length time: screening tends to diagnose disease less aggressive than a disease than disease that presents clinically.

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5
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Lead time bias can lead to.

A

Survival look longer even if the disease course is not affected

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6
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Length time bias can lead to.

A

Over diagnosis

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7
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CA 125

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Ovarian cancer

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8
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What are the recommendations for the prevention of SIDS?

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1- put the baby on back.
2- face uncovered.
3- avoid exposing babies to tobacco smoke.
4- safe sleeping environment next to the parents.

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