Disability Flashcards

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What is the new international classification of functioning, disability and health by the WHO?

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Impairment = Body and Structure Impairment

Disability = Activity Limitation

Hadicap = Participation Restriction

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What is Body and Structure impairment?

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Abnormalities of structure, organ or system function (organ level)

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What is activity limitation?

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Changes functional performance and activity by the individual (personal level)

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What are participation restrictions?

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Disadvantage experienced by the individual as a result of impairments and disabilities
(interaction at a social and environmental level)

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5
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What are the two approaches doctors can take to tackle disability?

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Therapeutic
-Change the nature of the disability (e.g. treating osteoarthritis with anti-inflammatories)

Prosthetic
-Change the environment (e.g. taxi card, OT, rails at home etc)

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What does personal reaction to disability depend on?

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The nature of the disability

The information base of the individual (i.e. education, intelligence and access to information)

The personality of the individual

The coping strategies of the individual

The role of the individual (loss of role, change of role)

The mood and emotional reaction of the individual

The reaction of others around them

The support network of the individual

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7
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At what levels does disability cause disruption?

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Personal
Economic
Social

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What are the different causes worldwide of disability?

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Congenital
Injury
Communicable disease
Non-communicable disease
Alcohol and Drugs
Mental Illness
Malnutrition
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What are the Wilson and Jungner criteria for screening?

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Knowledge of disease

Knowledge of test

Treatment for disease

Cost considerations

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In terms of Wilson and Jungner criteria for screening what do we mean by knowledge of disease?

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The condition should be important.

There must be a recognisable latent or early symptomatic stage.

The natural course of the condition, including development from latent to declared disease, should be adequately understood.

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In terms of Wilson and Jungner criteria for screening what do we mean by knowledge or test?

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Suitable test or examination.

Test acceptable to population.

Case finding should be continuous (not just a ‘once and for all’ project).

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In terms of Wilson and Jungner criteria for screening what do we mean by treatment of disease?

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Accepted treatment for patients with recognised disease.

Facilities for diagnosis and treatment available.

Agreed policy concerning whom to treat as patients.

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In terms of Wilson and Jungner criteria for screening what do we mean by cost considerations?

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Costs of case finding (including diagnosis and treatment of patients diagnosed) economically balanced in relation to possible expenditures on medical care as a whole.

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