Health and Society Flashcards

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What are the physical activity trends in the US?

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most adults don’t exercise enough, about 50% are less active then recommended

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What are the 2018 Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans?

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at least 150 mins/week of moderate-intensity or 75 mins/week of vigorous-intensity exercise and muscle strengthening at least 2 days/week

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What is the FITTE principle?

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use this to determine what exercise someone should do

Frequency, Intensity, Time/Duration, Type, Enjoyment

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What is the definition of a MET?

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1 MET = 1kcal/kg/hour (energy spent at rest)

1 MET = 3.5 mL/kg/min of O2 uptake

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How do you add up how many METs done in a week from exercise?

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for each activity: MET value of activity x number of hours/week you do it
then sum up the totals for each activity

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6
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What is RPE?

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rating of perceived exhaustion

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What is sedentary behavior?

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any waking behavior expending 1.5 METs or less

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8
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Differentiate between low intensity, medium intensity and high intensity exercise.

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low: able to talk or sing
medium: not able to talk or sing fluently
high: not able to talk or sing at all

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9
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What is the built environment?

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human made surroundings that provide the setting for human activity

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What aspects of a built environment have a positive effect on physical activity and healthy eating?

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Higher education, higher income, easily accessible exercise locations, social support, enjoyable scenery and safe neighborhoods

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What aspects of a build environment have a negative effect on physical activity and healthy eating?

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Low income, aging, low motivation, rural, overweight

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12
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How can urban planning help increase community welfare?

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creating more equitable, healthy and convenient spaces

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13
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What is health literacy?

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the degree to which individuals have the capacity to obtain, process and understand basic health information and services need to make appropriate medical decisions

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How does health literacy affect informed consent?

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may not understand what they are consenting to bc don’t understand risks or benefits

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How does health literacy affect consenting to participating in research?

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may not understand extent of obligation in study and also potential risks of the study

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How does health literacy affect self management of disease?

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may not understand why certain treatments are necessary or how to administer treatment
so mortality rates will be higher

17
Q

What is the Health Behavior Model?

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principle that health behavior change is function of the individual’s perceptions regarding the effectiveness of treatment and the actual illness

18
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What is the Social Cognitive/Ecological Model?

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emphasis on interactions between person and environment (including interpersonal relationships, family, community and city)

19
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What is the Theory of Planned Behavior?

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intention to act is based on behavioral beliefs, normative beliefs and control beliefs (intention immediately precedes action)

20
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What is the three beliefs in Theory of Planned Behavior?

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Behavioral beliefs: perceived outcomes
Normative beliefs: subjective norms or pressure of others
Control beliefs: presence of factors that facilitate/impede performance of behavior as well as perceived power of these factors

21
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What is self-determination? (model)

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internalized intrinsic motivation and experience greater autonomy in actions

22
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What are the stages of change?

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Precontemplation: unaware of problem, no interest in change
Contemplation: aware of problem, thinking of making change
Preparation: realize benefits of making change, has some ideas about how to change
Action: actively taking steps towards achieving behavioral goal
Maintenance: initial goal has been reached and sustained for over six months

23
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What is Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT)?

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aims to produce cognitive change that will trigger as well as result from our actions

24
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What are the three aspects of CBT?

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Self monitoring: increases self awareness
Stimulus control: manages triggers
Cognitive restructuring: become aware of thoughts about oneself and tell them to actively challenge that