Global health (Agriculture and food in Nigeria) Flashcards

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What is global health?

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Health problems, issues, and concerns that transcend national boundaries, which may be influenced by circumstances or experiences in other countries, and which are best addressed by cooperative actions and solutions

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Global Health Issues

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Refers to any health issue that concerns many countries or is affected by transnational determinants

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What is production?

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Production is the actual producing of food and fibre, this includes all the necessary inputs for production and all the production labour.

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What is production?

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Production is the actual producing of food and fibre, this includes all the necessary inputs for production and all the production labour.

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Products

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Grains, livestock, fruit farming, chemical and fertilizers

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what is processing

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This involves the changing of raw natural product and converting them to useable, consumable products
examples: cotton plant to cotton material and cotton thread. oil from cotton plant etc

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what is Marketing?

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From the farm to wholesale to retailer to consumer. This involves packaging, distribution and sales of finished agricultural products to retailers and to the consumers.

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What are the roles of agriculture in food production

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Harvesting to storage and transportation of raw food to processing and manufacture to storage and transportation of processed and manufactured food to wholesale and retail distribution to food service sector

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Agric science in the implied field

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applied science then horticulture then animal science then agronomy then agricultural mechanization then irrigation then Agric economy then aquaculture then integrated pest management

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what is food security according to FAO

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Food security exist when all people at all times have both physical and economic access to safe, sufficient and nutritious food that meets their dietary needs for a active and healthy life.

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How can food security be achieved

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1) Ensure adequacy in food supplies in terms of quality, quantity and variety of food.
2) optimizing stability in the flow of food supply.
3) secure sustainable access of available supply food by all who need them.

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Nutrition and nutritional status

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Nutrition is the science that explains the role of food and nutrients in our body during growth, development and maintenance of life.

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Determinants of nutritional security

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international level: international NGO’s: FAO, UDAID, CAFOD
national level: structural and institutional conditions, areas for public action
Local level: market condition
Micro level conditions ( household, intra household and gender)

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Agricultural growth

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Agriculture is more important for Africa than any other continent. 80% of the continents poor live in rural areas

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Food security in Africa

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Crop and animal production, fisheries and forestry activities are direct sources of food and provide income with which to buy food

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Solutions to health and nutrition

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1) improves environmental health conditions
2) Reducing contaminated water and increasing accessibility to clean water
3) Reducing the insanitary disposal of human waste
4) Reducing poor food and poor personal hygiene at homes.

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Sources of food contamination

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From farm to fork

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Agriculture’s importance

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Agriculture accounted for 51% of job creations in Nigeria

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Aflaitoxin BI

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leads to liver cancer and its caused by poor storage of food especially grains and groundnut. it is caused by the fungus Aspergillus flavus.

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Public health branches

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Occupational health, bio statistics, environmental science, NCD’s, epidemiology

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Food borne botulism for canned food

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Clostridium botinulum

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Disease in relation to nutrition deficiencies

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Vitamin A: Night blindness
Vitamin b1: beri beri
Vitamin b6: Microcytic anemia
Vitamin c: Scurvy
Iodine: stunted growth and goitre
Iron: Iron deficiency anemia
Zinc: delayed wound healing