Core 1 Flashcards

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Definition of Health

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When someone’s mental, social and physical health is functioning and balanced well.

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What are the 5 dimensions of health?

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Physical, Mental, Emotional, Social, and Spiritual Health.

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What is Relative nature of health?

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Relative means in relation to your potential or in relation to others.

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What is Dynamic nature of health?

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A person cannot be healthy unless they have a complete state of well being.

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Different perceptions of health are;

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Public Health and Individual Health.

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Definition of Social Construct

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We construct our own meanings of health depending on our social circumstances.

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Impact of family

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Children can learn health bad/good from their family.

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What are the 4 determinants of Health?

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Individual factors, Socio-cultural factors, and Environmental factors.

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What are individual factors?

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The ability to acquire knowledge about health and develop health related skills.

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What are socio-cultural factors?

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Include family, peers, media, religion and culture.

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What are socio-economic factors?

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People who are socially and economically advantaged tend to have better health and disadvantaged tend to have worse health.

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What are environmental factors?

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Can affect human health both positively and negatively, these include physical ,chemical, and biological conditions.

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What are modifiable health determinants?

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Refer to those determinants that can be changed or controlled.

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What are non modifiable health determinants?

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Refers to the determinants that can’t be changed or altered. e.g. Genetics and the environment they live in.

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Health as a Social construct explains…

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Why some groups or individuals experience better or worse health than others.

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What is health promotion?

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Health promotion is the process that enables people to improve or have greater control over their health.

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The responsibility for health promotion is shared among who?

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Individuals, community groups, non government and government organisations and International organisations.

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Individual health promotion Definition

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Includes and encourages individual responsibly and action.

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Community based health promotion Definition

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Health information is provided to the general public through the mass media.

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Non Government Health Promotion Definition

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Non government and professional organisations play an important role in the community. e.g. Heart Foundation.

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Government Health promotion

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Local, State, Federal

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International Health Organisations

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Helps assist and guide countries in achieving the best health for their citizens. e.g. United Nations.

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What are lifestyle/approaches to health?

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They are concerned with individuals or groups whose behavioural or social situations place them at greater risk of developing unhealthy lifestyles.

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What are preventative medical approaches?

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They are directed at improving physiological risk factors

e.g. high blood pressure.

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What are Public Health approaches?
Public health approaches aim to provide the maximum benefit for the largest number of people.
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What are the 5 main headings of the Ottawa Charter?
Developing Personal Skills, Creating Supportive Environments, Strengthening Community Action, Reorienting Health Services, and Building Healthy Public Policies.
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Developing Personal Skills is?
Health education in schools, media campaigns encouraging healthy life choices, and anti smoking programs.
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Creating Supportive Environments is?
Smoke alarms in homes, healthy foods and product recycling by local councils.
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Strengthening Community Action is?
Health promoting schools and Alcoholics anonymous.
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Reorienting Health Services is?
Police working with schools such as drink driving or increased funding for health promotion and research.
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Building Healthy Public Policies is?
Legislation to restrict the advertising of cigarettes and smoke free working places.
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What are Supportive Environments in relation to Social Justice?
Is aimed at ensuring all community members have equal opportunity to achieve good health.
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What is Equity?
Means that everyone has access to the health services and support they need, when they need it and in a place that is easily accessible.
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What is Diversity?
Is recognising the cultural and social diversity of social and examining and evaluating diverse values, beliefs and attitudes.